The Key West Citizen

Dr. White To Help With Analysis
Ike To Get New Health Report

WASHINGTON (UP)

President Eisenhower's doctors will give him tomorrow a new medical report which he will study in deciding whether to seek re-election.

In advance of reporting to the President, the physicians who examined him Saturday will be joined by Dr. Paul Dudley White for an analysis of results of the tests.

White, Boston specialist who has been chief consultant on the case since Eisenhower's Sept. 24 heart attack, is scheduled to arrive here late tomorrow morning from the West Coast.

After Eisenhower receives the doctors' report, their findings will be made public, either late tomorrow or Wednesday morning.

About midweek the President will fly to Thomasville, Ga., to spend several days at the 600-acre plantation of Secretary of the Treasury Humphrey.

Eisenhower told a news conference last week he should have enough information by March 1 to make decision on whether to seek a second term. And he strongly indicated he will announce it around that time.

The medical tests he completed during 70-minute stay at the Army's Walter Reed Hospital Saturday were his first on an exhaustive basis since mid-December. His pulse and blood pressure are checked daily, however.

The Saturday examination included X-rays, a broad chemistry study, and a cardiogram, which measures heart performance and shows the extent of damage repair.