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Ike Risks Helicopter
Flight in Rough Weather
To Visit Old Friend
ROUNDWOOD, Ireland UP —
Former President Dwight Eisen
hower risked a helicopter flight
in rough weather Thursday rather
than disappoint his friend, former
Irish President Dean O'Kelly.
Eisenhower flew from Dublin in
the rain and landed on the front
lawn of O’Kelly's home. The near
by peaks of the Wicklow hills were
shrouded in mist and a haul wind
was blowing.
Roundwood is the highest village
in Ireland, nestling amid the peaks
of the Wicklows.
"I told you I was coming." said
the ex-President as he stepped
from his’ helicopter, “and here I
am.”
The Irish ex-President, who was
Eisenhower’s guest in the White
House in 1959, stood beaming in
the rain. About 150 people, the
village’s entire population, waited
on tiie lawn with him.
Smiling, O’Kelly presented Ei
senhower with a bottle of 20-year
old Irish whisky.
“That’s for taking home with
you,” he said. "This other is for
drinking now.”
U.S. Won’t Recognize
East German Regime
WASHINGTON UP — A State
Department spokesman said Thurs
day the United States has no in
tention of recognizing the Com
munist East German regime or any
administrative entities of it.
Press officer Joseph Reap made
this statement when reporters
asked what the U.S. attitude is in
view of the reported replacement
of the Russian Commandant in
East Berlin with an East German
general.
Does the United States intend
to recognize the East German re
gime, a reporter asked?
“No," Reap replied, and added:
“And this includes all other
parts of it, its administrative en
tities.”
He said the U.S.-British-French
statement expected to be issued
later will “reflect our attitude” on
this latest move in Berlin.
“Any changes like that do not
affect Allied rights and Soviet re
sponsibilities in Berlin," Reap said.
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Pete Walsh, President
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Pearl Bohrer
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Secretary
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Roy Snyder
Marc Beauchamp
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