1992 Mollie Parnis, fashion designer (Mamie Eisenhower), dies
1985 Milton S Eisenhower, U.S. diplomat, dies at 85
1973 David Eisenhower writes his last sports column
1973 Eisenhower Tunnel, world's highest/U.S. longest, opens
1971 Eisenhower dollar put into circulation
1971 Philadelphia mint's 1st trial strike of Eisenhower dollar
1970 Congress authorizes Eisenhower dollar coin
1969 Dwight D Eisenhower, 34th pres/gen (WW 2), dies in Washington at 78
1969 Dwight D. Eisenhower, American President
1968 Julie Nixon weds Dwight David Eisenhower
1968 Former President Dwight Eisenhower shot a hole-in-one
1967 Julie Nixon and David Eisenhower announce their engagement
1961 Eisenhower allegedly orders assassination of Congo's Lumumba
1960 President Eisenhower signs Civil Rights Act of 1960
1960 Eisenhower forms anti-Castro-exile army under the CIA
1960 Eisenhower and Premier Kishi sign US-Japanese Security pact
1959 President Eisenhower watches Pakistan vs. Aust Test Cricket at Karachi
1959 U.S. President Eisenhower arrives in Paris
1959 Queen Elizabeth and President Eisenhower open St. Lawrence Seaway
1959 Eisenhower routes Canadian premier Diefenbaker message off the Moon
1959 President Dwight D. Eisenhower signs Hawaii statehood bill
1958 1st radio broadcast from space (President Eisenhower voice "To all mankind, America's wish for Peace on Earth and Good Will to Men Everywhere")
1958 1st voice from space: recorded Christmas message by Eisenhower
1958 President Eisenhower signs NASA and Space Act of 1958
1958 President Eisenhower sends U.S. troops to Lebanon; they stay 3 months
1958 President Eisenhower signed a bill approving Alaskan statehood
1958 President Eisenhower orders National Guard out of Central High School, Little Rock
1957 President Eisenhower suffers a mild stroke, impairing his speech
1957 President Eisenhower apologizes to finance minister of Ghana, Komla Agbeli Gbdemah, after he is refused service in a Dover, Del, restaurant
1957 Eisenhower orders U.S. troops to desegregate Little Rock schools
1957 President Eisenhower signs 1st civil rights bill since Reconstruction
1957 1st President to fly in helicopter - Dwight Eisenhower
1957 Eisenhower asks Congress to send troops to the Mid East
1956 President Eisenhower (R) re-elected defeating Adlai E. Stevenson (D)
1956 President Eisenhower and VP Nixon renominated by Rep convention in SF
1956 Eisenhower signs farm bill allows government to store agricultural surplus
1956 President Eisenhower announces he would seek a 2nd term
1955 President Eisenhower suffers a heart attack on vacation in Denver
1955 President Eisenhower raises minimum wage from 75 cents to $1 an hour
1955 Eisenhower authorizes $46 million for construction of CIA headquarters
1955 1st President to appear on color TV, Eisenhower
1955 President Eisenhower upheld the use of atomic weapons in case of war
1955 President Eisenhower sends 1st U.S. advisors to South Vietnam
1955 1st presidential news conference on network TV, Eisenhower on ABC
1955 1st presidential news conference filmed for TV (Eisenhower)
1954 President Eisenhower offers aid to South Vietnam President Ngo Dinh Diem
1954 Eisenhower signs Communist Control Act, outlawing the Communist Party
1954 President Eisenhower put forward a plan for an interstate highway system
1954 President Eisenhower signs order adding words 'under God' to the Pledge
1954 President Eisenhower fears "domino-effect" in Indo-China
1954 Eisenhower warns against U.S. intervention in Vietnam
1954 President Eisenhower reports detonation of 1st H-bomb, done in 1952
1953 1st White House Press Conference (President Eisenhower and 161 reporters)
1953 Eisenhower criticizes McCarthy for saying communists are in Rep party
1953 President Eisenhower establishes Government Contract Compliance Committee
1953 Eisenhower condemns McCarthy's book burning proposal
1953 President Eisenhower signs Offshore Oil Bill
1953 President Eisenhower refuses clemency appeal for Rosenberg couple
1953 1st live coast-to-coast inauguration address (Eisenhower)
1952 Pres-elect Eisenhower visits Korea to assess war
1952 Eisenhower (R) elected 34th President beating Adlai Stevenson (D)
1952 General Eisenhower nominated as Republican presidential candidate
1950 General Eisenhower named NATO commander
1950 U.S. General Eisenhower becomes supreme commander of NATO-Europe
1948 Julie Nixon Eisenhower, Washington D.C., daughter of Richard Milhaus
1948 David Eisenhower, Eisenhower's grandson, married Julie Nixon
1948 Omar Bradley succeeds Dwight Eisenhower as Army Chief of Staff
1947 Dutch Queen Wilhelmina gives golden award to general Eisenhower
1947 David Eisenhower, grandson of President Dwight, married Julie Nixon
1947 General Eisenhower opens drive to raise $170M in aid for European Jews
1945 General Eisenhower welcomed in Hague (on Hitler's train)
1945 General Eisenhower declares German defenses on Western Front broken
1945 Generals Eisenhower/Bradley/Patton attack at Remagen the Rhine
1945 Gen Eisenhower, Montgomery and Bradley discuss advance in Germany
1945 Generals Eisenhower, Patton and Patch meet in Luneville
1944 Eisenhower and Montgomery meet in Hasselt Belgium
1944 Gen Eisenhower's clerk Rickey marries corporal Pearlie
1944 U.S. Congress gives General Eisenhower his 5th star
1944 Eisenhower, Bradley and Montgomery confer in Brussel
1944 General Montgomery consults with Generals Bradley/Eisenhower
1944 General Eisenhower visits Montgomery's headquarter in Normandy
1944 General Eisenhower visits front in Normandy
1944 General Eisenhower decides invasion set for June 6
1944 Generals Eisenhower and Montgomery dine in Portsmouth
1944 General Eisenhower sets D-Day for June 5th
1944 Eisenhower, Montgomery, Churchill and George VI discuss D-Day plan
1944 General Eisenhower becomes head commander of allied air fleet
1944 General Eisenhower postpones South France invasion until after Normandy
1944 General Eisenhower took command of Allied Invasion Force in London
1944 General Eisenhower arrives in England
1943 Montgomery discusses Overlord with Eisenhower and Bedell Smith
1943 Franklin D. Roosevelt appoints General Eisenhower supreme commander of Allied forces
1943 Eisenhower and Italian Marshal Pietro Badoglio sign an armistice
1943 General Eisenhower announce unconditional surrender of Italy in WW II
1943 Gen Alexander, Eisenhower, Anderson and Bradley discuss assault on Tunis
1943 German assault on Sidi Bou Zid Tunisia, General Eisenhower visits front
1943 General Eisenhower departs Algiers to Tebessa
1943 General Eisenhower selected to command the allied armies in Europe
1942 Allies under Eisenhower land in N-Africa (Casablanca)
1942 Dwight D. Eisenhower named commander for invasion of North Africa
1942 Gen Dwight Eisenhower appointed commander of U.S. forces in Europe
1916 Dwight Eisenhower marries Mary 'Mamie' Geneva Doud in Denver Colo
1899 Milton S Eisenhower, Dwight's brother/president, Pennsylvania State
1896 Mamie G Doud Eisenhower, 1st lady, 1953-61
1890 Dwight D Eisenhower, Denison, Texas, R, 34th President, 1953-1961, /Gen, WW 2
1890 Dwight D. Eisenhower, American President
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