First Union Hero Died 100 Years Ago May 24
Mechanicville New York recalls Col Elmer E Ellsworth the Union hero who died 100 years ago after removing a Confederate flag from a hotel roof near the White House. Lincoln called him the greatest little man and his death sparked a national call to unity with the Zouaves and Ellsworth’s avenger later earning the Medal of Honor.
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In his memoirs former aide Wilton Adams says a six member elite advisory group ran the government after Eisenhower’s heart attack in 1955. The group reportedly included Nixon Dulles Brownell Humphrey and Persons. Adams recounts Ellsworth’s 15th year military dreams and notes no move to seize power occurred.
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