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Hi Sue and Vi,
Eisenhower was hardly in the same position as combat troops. People make up
their own stories.
In Vietnam one major was seen everyplace with a blonde Swede that was, as
they say, built. When he got ill and was sent to a hospital in the
Phillippines the diagnosis came back shockingly that he had that old
Hawaiian disease that Ron may be able to discuss: lak-o-nooky.
It was not exactly the diagnosis that most of us would have guessed.
>Sue Hartigan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>Hi Vi:
>
>Didn't all this with Eisenhower happen (if it did) during WWII? If it
>was and he didn't do anything while over in Europe, he would be the only
>guy that didn't, I bet. :)
>
>Sue
>>
>> Hi Terry,
>>
>> Usually where there is smoke, there is fire. Ike, being human and away
>> from Maime for a long period of time probably did have a flirtation.
>> People were romantic is those days and did not necessarily hop into bed.
>> There may have been anything from the exchange of a few kisses to a
>> full-blown love affair going on and we may never know for sure.
>>
>> Whatever he may have done abroad, though, he did the honorable thing at
>> home and stood by his wife and children.
>>
>> Vi
>
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Best, Terry
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