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Eisenhower Presidential Library opens
Abilene, Kansas
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The white frame house where Eisenhower lived from 1898 until West Point stands in the middle of the campus, between the museum that opened in 1954, the library building dedicated in 1962, and the small chapel called the Place of Meditation where he, Mamie and their firstborn son are buried. He had opened his 1952 campaign with a homecoming speech in an Abilene downpour, and the town at the end of the old cattle trail keeps the whole record of the man who ran D-Day.
That was 1 of the hidden places.
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