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The Times Herald Record in Middletown, New York

10 Jun 1965

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The Times Herald Record

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Middletown, New York, United States of America

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Jun 10, 1965

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Eisenhower greets Highland Falls teen who sent get well notes

In Highland Falls 13 year old Rose Merle Sanders received a personal visit from former President Dwight D Eisenhower after sending him get well notes. Ike invited Rose to visit his Gettysburg home and thanked her in person at the United Cigar Store. Sanders recalled the moment as a cloud nine memory and a lifelong honor.

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Rose Merle Sanders Eisenhower United Cigar Store Highland Falls Rose West Point Mamie Gettysburg Eis Enhower Academy Secret Service Associated Press Samuel Sanders Ike Eisenhower Sanders Ike Dwight D. Eisenhower
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West Point cadets graduate nearly 600 as lieutenants

Nearly 600 West Point cadets became officers at Michie Stadium in a hot June Week ceremony attended by 11,000 family and friends. Gen. Farley Wheeler gave the main address, Lampert presented diplomas, and cadets cheered as they received their commissions and sang the Alma Mater.

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West Point Michie Stadium Farley. Wheeler Joint Chiefs of Staff Academy Wheeler James B. Lampert Lampert Carl Stichweh Bernard F. Kistler Times Herald-Record Army Band Chris Farlekas
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Democrats switch candidates for Warwick supervisor race

Warwick Republican Supervisor Martin Schmick lost one re election opponent on Wednesday but gained another. Democratic Town Chairman Robert Ball announced his candidacy for the party nomination while Democratic Committeeman Robert Crank reversed himself and withdrew. Schmick, in his 14 years as supervisor and highway committee chair, faced Crank who had criticized highways. Ball is a dairy farmer.

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Warwick Martin Schmick Robert Ball Robert Crank Schmick Crank Ball
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