Ike opens Abilene museum for war mementos in 1954
Near Ike's hometown Abilene Kansas a museum to house the president's war trophies and mementoes is nearing completion. The Eisenhower foundation builds the structure and plans a public opening in 1954. The cornerstone was laid June 4 1952 and that day Ike also launched his campaign for the Republican nomination. A separate note mentions a revised three cent trucking centennial stamp replacing a closely resembling real model with a composite vehicle.
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Rams Bears Box Seats Lead to Bet and Banter
Henry McLemore recalls attending the Rams Bears game in an owner’s box courtesy of Fred Levy Jr. He bet fifty dollars on the Bears, cheered the Rams’ drive, and faced mixed signals about rooting for the rival team. In the end the Rams won and he paid up with a wry verdict on the experience.
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