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Independent from Long Beach, California • 6

Publication:
Independenti
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Long Beach, California
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6
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TV L'-vfc. BEID -iN AFTERLBE PRKCTEifcrft iSLfflVi "Hi PRESS-TELEGI "4 rr- '1 NEW-lfbRK V.XUPI) r.cnlyibieved in an. after-1 he -wa 'running fojPresi 1 A ms i A. a Mr BAfinS ari in -v 7 Former President -Dwights jife-but1 dehlr to. -H.

IJsehfweTTjeiievea forward to- itGraham ch iirdh agaiivr afterlife and looked tor- 'H0 interview VHe said, No, Im not -ward to it, evangelist Billy -JUUn. a jadipjnterviewy, 1: Gtahkin disclosed Wednes-V Giaham said uianam saiy tk (CnufronTPageA-l) rasrairaaagaggv ter -from ''theTPalm Desert winterhome of lke. winter home or lKe. v'' apir" iajthe ex- preasion of -the -American pressicm T.y'The' time I talked during most of adult with Mr. Eisenhower was possibly a jeatftion to jort-r and ble iTing in 'hnT diild-the election 'Win qiHteeviiieikf rom--the hood.TheeVangelist- said conversation that he.

he lireed Eisenhower when going to ideal.pfliberty"and Ju Grief and fatigue visibly threatened to overwhelm Jjsehhowera-gallantAvid Vfcwed her -husband's body to -the eiitf journeyr PRESIDENT; RichardM. Nixon, Eisenhower ing atatcKnan-atudeAtried- v. whomingled fi. withthe unknown .4, funeral- procession that. carried Ike finally home.

The-cortegemoving-atAr a pace so slow that speed-ometers of-the funeral cars 1 scarcely GEN. EISENHOWER MAKES FINAL JOURNEY DOWN MAIN STREET OF HOMETOWN passed sight familiar Ao Xolor Guard Leads Hearse Carrying Body of Former President From Depot to Funeral Rites. AP WKWMl ifomia Eisenhower when he was a growing-boy woridng in tT the Fprpier President Lyn- don -Johiisoh-also-was -the said. -minister-: Republic. 7- her- son-John, his- wife But the prominent-peo- toiled.

A carillon Barbara and her grandson pie were the plain folk of played (thA-olcLWest-Point David and iswife-lhetheL Kansas plainsTheit: nd ZZZyWELUJK)NE, Bluesy. Four former Julie turned to steamy EisenhowervV- bonTgTand faithful servant Enter cannons -boomed a 2 1 -gun: yamily-friends sald-th T-mist in the chilly Kansas among the yeaA ago at Denison, info' the" joy of your mas- salu'terThe 5th'Army1barid widow and'hers(m'plan air that dropjfd fo'usf was lafd to rest in a ter -v. to'go to BrusselsTBelgium, two degrees above freez- Cient Scot--- for- a recuperative visit ing at 34 before the with-old "friends! buri-al." 7 standing 75 -feet Friday after, a lengthy se- tish Ahthem'T" America htslrat its copper, steeple. ries. of heart attacks, was adopted for its presidents, lW( -1 It is most fitting that he-berlaid-to-rest-neardiis MutonSEisentowerytoefamiiy-home said-the-: yT'did In westerh Kahsas "iTU.S.-Amnniform.lBut bargenerals -brother-r 'on the vT ofmeditation -T he was 'buried withv raly re.4,by Baltimore," who wa i ill i five short steps of thg Ei-: of meditation viriv only Ifie-Anay 8-foot tementvaults; in Washington 'T atWalter; the meditation place be-V Reed Army.

Medical nTeaiiauon place per Reed Army.Medicai Aftpr the fivesiay state fpen Eisenhower came homftrto flour three medals: Distinguished Medal with senhower during Service Wednesdays public ser- three Qakj; 6 the body of his ter and unable to attend -y- cWQl 'town he jeft 58TEeaf Clusters the Navy Doud, who the -funeral in Washington President Nixon quoted yearOgo lo becnne the Distinguished Service iri 1921 at age 3. A Monday or Wednesdays the general as saying, I i tijjehhower of North Medal and the Legion of fi Mamie. buriaL come from the heart, of Amtrica, bwe the graves water Besides Nixon and John- So it is -to the Wkriiington and the Ike- came -homefrom 8ma 'V oni dignitaries at the u- jjeart of Amcrica Gen Ei- waridT -WashingtonTar hour J.er ranbows of light But to Abilene he would fore dawn Wednesday in frora iPPd tinted always be Ike black-draped car No. 314 oows. on sunny days i Dwight David 1 Eisen-, Of a funeral train that Wednesday.

Kower, in his long service slowlyacross the A wjrpughtjrpn jailing t) God and fulfilled land he served so long: circles the crypts, sunken 1 twafeetneither-sidef- 19TH MARINE -of -toe requirementof justice in-the Mullen Bluett label. MosUre TTfamouslndsryoHfaTowrWllhr -ivyr Neatoy-1 an 8-fodT- DOWN-WITH to ones' fellowT and women and children," some Walked humbfy to sad, some weeping. styles yoadmlrerOneor two- button forward fashion models DeanMIller said ln outdoor ceremonies before long rectangular pool fed -The- funeral- processioa hy a that M.ENIN Gil IS begad at a dusty, one-sto- PPlc like a brook onto a ry warehouse that serves little granite-boulder. SAN DIEGO (ffl the buriaL as well as three button natural shoulder models withvests Even; suits are- The a 23 -year-old Long atised'of at-" buiklingthBTienhowerFJiereye9 red- this year-among- recruits and in thrmonxious early cortege passed was the rimmed- and her face ash- at toe Marine Corps Re- outh and a girl in a fj bmin of' r-Day wben ha--0id Hiia a muisr yLTlcruit Dqxtr.was reportedd-fka -biast-of gm Headed the force Included In this spectacular. mightiest sale event.

Select from -JJZ 1 ty white- structure where to toe train that shots remained In the city histaryjrill atand-with, Eisenhower intro-- brought her andher-hus-, Ihe-latest-victim is Pvt. wisdnes--' tem in-the greatest adven- duced 18 ypant ggn in bands-body over toe Civil Glenn L. Barnett 20. ci aii wimoui paii weones- -a- years Jago in hands; IJBarnetLI2Qy. year 'round weights In ture of hls career toe June as 'the next Presi-War battlefields of -Virgi entAace to eternal life, dent United nia and rnidwestem fields wool worsted and sllkened' worsted fabrics.

Solids Slid patterns to please" JW5 hMpr- peter J. Guido, son" of serious Long Beach Tnranagement -yeatcpnditi(m----: KennethTJ: Goir to toe Kansas prai- -Of the 19 confirmed d0f of 914 Terraine Ave meningitis cases from the every man twlllsr Along toe way, Mar-toeandatruck7iipThe rie: Stars Stripes Forev- Tiome strlpes, checksand plaids. er. Farther down the line itS fwt.thret'kave been fa- fr eaer c- day afto. he surrendered -Washington.

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