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Newspaper

Mesa Tribune

Location

Mesa, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1994

Page

7

Photo of Ike with paratrooper still fascinates after decades

Bill Hayes, then a Sears paint and wallpaper clerk in Wisconsin, recalls the moment General Dwight D. Eisenhower visited his unit the day before D-Day. Hayes, now 76 and living in Fargo, was center in the famous release photo, his face camouflaged for combat. Eisenhower asked if they were ready, joked with Hayes, and noted a hat factory worker back home. The image helped Hayes gain brief wartime fame as the 50th anniversary of the Normandy invasion nears.

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Prologue to D-Day 1944 Rommel yearns for calm birthday escape

The piece frames Rommel seeking a brief June respite amid France coastal preparations for an invasion while Allies claim no imminent assault. It notes Lucie Rommel turning 50 on June 6 1944 and hints at a broader Allied air and propaganda effort ahead of Operation Overlord. It references Hoyt Hayes and Dutch action at Arnhem tied to the broader 1944 campaign and the later "A Bridge Too Far" story.

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Flawed Holocaust Denial Question Draws Pollster Critique

A New York pollster rejects a widely publicized survey for the American Jewish Committee evaluating a revised survey by Roper Starch Worldwide. The March study data arrived May 9, with Roper offering an advance release pending a joint committee statement. The committee delays due to a Jewish holiday, prompting calls to review the new results.

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