Friday, November 2, 1979
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Mamie to be buried next to Ike
WASHINGTON **T** AP) - Manie Hagstrom, whose tenure embellished tomorrow beside her beloved husband of more than a half-century with whom she shared a glittering military tradition, is one of the nation's best.
To the nation, she was "Mamie" a lady, quiet woman who was happy to be known simply by the wife of Dwight D. Eisenhower, general and the country's 34th president.
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"I miss this man of mine; he was my life," she would tell interviewers after Eisenhower's death in 1965 at Walter Reed Hospital. "They had been married nearly 33 years."
Americans and of people all over the world."
PRESIDENT CARTER said she was a warm and gracious first lady who "carried her public and private duties, despite a long absence," and offered her a special place in the heart of
After 10 years of living alone on the Eisenhower farm at the edge of the Civil war battlefield in Gettysburg, Pa. Mrs. Lydia Kern was born September 29 and was paralyzed on her right side.
SHE HAD BEEN undergoing physical therapy since then at Wainley Reed.
Her sister, Frances Doud Meore, was the last family member to visit with her, leaving the hospital early Wednesday evening.
"Mamie was in good spirits, talking about leaving the hospital and going home," said Mr. Moore's son, Michael Gill. "She kissed me a good night and good ill. I tell you tomorrow."
A NURSE AND A Secret Service agent were in attendance when Mrs. Eisenhower
died, Gill said. The death, at 1:35 a.m. EST yesterday, was attributed to heart failure.
Mrs. Eisenhower would have been 83 on Nov. 14.
As Eisenhower planned, she will be buried tomorrow beside him in the "Place of Remembrance," a memorial colored windows and Travertine marble walls paneled just across from Eisenhower's boyhood home. Both are on the floor of the Eisenhower Center at Abilene.
A MILITARY HONOR guard will esclert Mrs. Eisenhower's coffin to the plane at wndows Air Force Base Md., and another air force base, Salinas to the service at 2:38 p.m.
Only family members and close friends have been invited to the funeral. Those present will include former President Richard Nixon and Mrs. Nixon, in laws of
A MEMORIAL SERVICE will be Monday at 9 a.m. EST at the Ft. Meyer post chapel in Arlington, Va., a Washington suburb.
Mamie's grandson, Dwight David Eisenhower II.
Besides her sister, Mrs. Eisenhower leaves her son, John, his wife, their four children and four grandparents. Dwight, who died of fever at age 3,
Mamie was 18 they met on 2nd L. Emanehower. They were married July 1, 1916, and Mamie, who was not yet 20, began her husband to a variety of duty posts.
She said once that they lived in 37 houses during their married life.
In Kansas, Gov John Carlin yesterday ordered all state agencies to lower their flags to half-staff in tribute to Mrs. Eisenhower.
Carlin said the tribute would last through Saturday.
Bolivian president ousted in right-wing military coup
LA PAZ, Bolivia (AP) — A right-wing LA PAZ, Bolivia (AP) — right-wing President in a pre-dawn coup against President W. Guevair, Bolivia's first democratically elected president in the country, Guevair said that he would not threaten three years.
Students and workers opposed to the military takeover took to the streets of the capital, hurled rocks at armored cars. The soldiers opened fire, and police sources and witnesses at least five men were killed and dozens wounded.
Armored vehicles and hundreds of troops surrounded the presidential palace, where stallations and the National University, and the University of Arizona closed the capital's international airport.
The coup leader, Col. Alberto Natusch,
47. a former agriculture minister and until two weeks ago commander of the military college, declared himself a socialist and freed for Bolivia's political parties.
Guevara, who took office Aug. 8, went into hiding.
The coup was launched just nine days after Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance, in La Paz, appealed personally to the President to respect the democratic process here.
It was the third Latin American upheaval within three months.
In Washington, State Department spokesman Thomas Reston said the United States "would deploy any force in Bolivia's democratic process."
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