Camp David Is Hideaway For Presidential Families
New York report notes Camp David atop Catoctin Mountain in Maryland has served seven presidents as a discreet retreat. Roosevelt dubbed it Shangri La, Truman popularized it, Eisenhower renamed it Camp David and hosted Khrushchev there. Observers describe a plain, moss green complex while first ladies offered varied impressions.
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Mamie Eisenhower to Celebrate 79th Birthday at Home
Mamie Eisenhower marks her 79th birthday on November 14 while living at the Gettysburg farm. She plans to travel possibly to the West rather than host a Washington party and stays out of crowds. She remains private, declines an apartment move, and keeps busy answering mail, reading, playing cards, and following news.
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