Mrs Eisenhower True Soldier Too
Washington AP Mac inte Eisenhower, 72, a true soldier, stayed by the bedside of her husband General Dwight D. Eisenhower during his final illness. She lived at Walter Reed Army Hospital since last May, was by his side at death, and recalled by doctors as a steady, supportive presence. Mamie Geneva Doud Eisenhower, born 1896, married July 1, 1916, lived the Army wife life, later at Gettysburg. The Rev Edward L R Elson called on the family and said she has been a great source of strength and a strong Christian.
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Eisenhower Funeral Arrangements Continue At National Cathedral
The Army planned procession and brief rites for President Eisenhower at Washington National Cathedral after his death on a Friday. Three hours later his body left Walter Reed for private viewing, with military police escort and service representatives. The Cathedral ceremony will be private for relatives in Bethlehem Chapel, then a 3 p.m. motorcade to a site between the White House and the Washington Monument followed by muffled drums honoring the services.
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Baltimore Gas and Electric Plans Controls
Baltimore Gas and Electric Co becomes the first major Maryland firm to submit an air pollution control plan under the federal Air Quality Control Act of 1968. The plan would cut pollutants from eight plants up to 72 percent, with sulfur dioxide dropping from 138000 tons to 44000 tons yearly and soot from 24000 tons to 6800 by 1973, without rate increases. State Health Commissioner Peeples praises the move as compliant with existing limits, noting all Maryland firms must submit plans.
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Eisenhower remembered for calm leadership and humility
James Pearl recalls General Eisenhower’s quiet confidence in London 1944 45 and his talent for uniting diverse personalities. Pearl says Ike inspired trust and got results without rank, balancing humility with authority, while critics blamed indecisiveness. He notes Ike’s moral influence and lasting example.
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General's Visit Here Remembered
Mrs Byron recalls General Eisenhower and De Gaulle visits during World War II when ration stamps and security kept a private aside in Washington apartment. She recounts Christmas cards, frequent get togethers, and Eisenhower’s casual drops, noting the family remained close with the Eisenhowers and later visited Gettysburg farm. Her father plans to attend the funeral as the First Military District oversees arrangements.
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Maryland National Names Willis Wells to Chestertown Board
Willis Wells of Chestertown has been elected to the Chestertown advisory board of Maryland National Bank. Wells, a Chestertown Town Council member since 1956, runs an undertaking and ambulance service in Chestertown.
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Eisenhower's Death Sparks National Mourning Across U S
The nation mourns Dwight D. Eisenhower after his death at 12 25 pm in Walter Reed Hospital. President Nixon proclaims a national day of mourning, orders the flag flown at half staff for 30 days, and a multi‑day state funeral proceeds from the Capitol to Abilene. The riderless horse and ceremonial processions mark the farewell as public lines form to view the casket in the Rotunda.
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Eisenhower Honored by World Leaders for War to Peace Role
World leaders including Humphrey Fulbright Truman de Gaulle praised Dwight D. Eisenhower for guiding postwar Europe and ending Korea war era fighting. They credited his peaceful use of power, warning against a military industrial complex, and uniting the free world in pursuit of lasting peace.
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