Eisenhower, Dwight D.

Eisenhower, Dwight D.	Gender: M
Birthname	Dwight David Eisenhower
born on	14 October 1890 at 03:00 (= 03:00 AM )
Place	Denison, Texas, 33n45, 96w32
Timezone	CST h6w (is standard time)
	Rodden Rating DD
	Collector: Rodden
Astrology data	20°58' 25°49 Asc. 05°52'

Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Dwight D. Eisenhower

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Biography

American military general in WW II, Commander in Chief of the Allied Forces in N. Africa who led the invasion of Sicily and Italy. As a politician, he served as U.S. President 1953-1961, the first Republican in the White House in 20 years and one of the most popular and influential statesmen to serve.

Eisenhower entered the U.S. Military Academy at West Point on 6/14/1911, graduating 6/12/1915. He married Mamie Doud on 7/01/1916; they had two sons, the first of whom died at age three. Ike entered the Army Industrial College in 1933 and served as a Major, assistant to General MacArthur in the Philippines 1935-39. In 1941, he was made Chief of Staff, Third Army. On 6/25/1942 he was placed in charge of the European theater and on 11/08, Commander-in-Chief of the Allied Forces in North Africa. In February 1943, Ike made full General and on the day before Christmas, was appointed supreme commander of the Allied expeditionary forces.

Ike led the D-Day invasion of Normandy on 6/06/1944. He retired from the military active duty on 2/07/1948, a hero to the American people. Running for the presidency, Ike won the election and was inaugurated on 1/20/1953. Though he had a heart attack on 9/24/1955, he was elected for a second term on 11/06/1956. While in office, he had a mild stroke on 11/25/1957.

Eisenhower died on 3/28/1969, 12:25 PM after a series of heart attacks, Walter Reed hospital, Washington, DC.

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Relationships

business associate/partner relationship with Nixon, Richard (born 9 January 1913)

opponent/rival/enemy relationship with McCarthy, Joseph (born 14 November 1908)

opponent/rival/enemy relationship with Stevenson, Adlai (born 5 February 1900)

child relationship with Eisenhower, John (born 3 August 1922)

spouse relationship with Eisenhower, Mamie (born 14 November 1896)

other kin relationship with Eisenhower, Alex (born 10 October 1980). Notes: Great-grandfather

other kin relationship with Eisenhower, Jennie (born 15 August 1978). Notes: Great-grandfather

other kin relationship with Eisenhower, Melanie Catherine (born 18 June 1984). Notes: Great-grandfather

recipient relationship with Warren, Earl (born 19 March 1891)

Events

Relationship : Marriage 1 July 1916 (Mamie Doud)
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Family : Change in family responsibilities 24 September 1917 (Son David Dwight born, Denver, CO)
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Death of Child 2 January 1921 (David Dwight died at age three)
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Family : Change in family responsibilities 3 August 1923 (Son John Sheldon Doud born)
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Social : Great Publicity 6 June 1944 (Led invasion of Normandy)
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Work : Gain social status 20 January 1953 (U.S. President, first Republican in 20 years)
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Health : Acute illness 24 September 1955 (Heart attack)
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Work : Gain social status 21 January 1957 (Inaugerated President for second term)
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Health : Acute illness 25 November 1957 (Small stroke)
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Death by Heart Attack 28 March 1969 at 12:25 PM in Washington, DC (Series of heart attacks, age 78)
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Source Notes

Marion March quotes Mildred Schuler from Ike's mom "about 3:00 AM."

Steinbrecher quotes Ruth Hale Oliver for 5:00 AM from Ike's mom, Mercury Hour 2/86.

(Various sources quotes biographer Ann Woodward Miller, "Man and Soldier" for 3:00 AM and for 3:40 AM. They are misquoting as the biography, by Francis Trevelyan Miller, copyright 1944 by Ann Woodward Miller, gives NO time of birth. The only inference is a story related by James Redmon, a retired engineer, who said, "I was living in the home of the Eisenhower family. .... I was an engineer and had an apartment upstairs, and was in from the run on the night the baby was born. .... The only available man on the place with the exception of the husband so I hustled out of my apartment and went for the physician. It was a cold night in October, the 14th."

Gleadow wrote in AA 7/52, "He was said to have born after a thunderstorm in late afternoon or early evening, recitified to 6:00 PM." In Astrological Quarterly spring/53, Gleadow wrote, "Given time of late afternoon, rectified to 5:11 PM." Doris Chase Doane, "Horoscopes of U.S. Presidents" gives 5:19 PM. AQ Winter/52 gives 5:54 PM, rectified. In August 2004, Sy Scholfield sent an e-mail advising that a copy of Eisenhower's birth certificate (without time) is posted on the web at his presidential library site: http://www.eisenhower.utexas.edu/davdwi.htm and http://www.eisenhowerbirthplace.org/pictures.htm. Sy later writes "In his book, "Eisenhower," (p. 21) Carlo D'Este claims that Dwight Eisenhower was born on the "night" of 14 October, 1890, in Denison, TX. D'Este gives no direct reference to a source but states in his footnotes that the birth was recorded in the family bible which may be the source of the information."

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