European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - July 25, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page two Kay Summersby in Mary and from celebrate their 25th anniversary Ike and Kay the widow of one of Dwight Eisenhower closest friends once believed the general and future president would divorce his wife to marry his world War ii the Kay who has often been linked romantically with also believed the couple would spend at least a year in said Mollie Butcher in an article for sundays Parade during the Ike must have mentioned Tahiti As a vacation Paradise at least 100 said whose served As a personal assistant to Eisenhower during the during the same Eisenhower and butchers first shared a Washington Eisenhower and Butcher found themselves in similar marital predicaments while serving during the Eisenhower with Summersby and Butcher with Mollie whom he met in Algiers in 1943 and married three years Butcher said in the in the course of two hectic years Butch and i fell in he Laid it All he said that when the War was he would get a divorce and we would Butcher but Kay Summersby was not As she in her wildest dreams Kay never thought Ike would become the International hero or the president he that until the War was Over and he returned to she told the offscreen trouble Robert Foxworth and Lorenzo stars of the primetime soap opera Falcon tangled with the Law in separate incidents in californian Napa where the show is police who plays the feisty Chase Gioberti in the popular to series about Power and intrigue in the wine was arrested monday on suspicion of driving under the influence of alcohol and said officer Tony he was released after two hours on was driving his 1982 Maserati about 55 Mph in a 35 Mph zone Down one of tapas main said officer Bruce the troublesome heir apparent to Falcon was arrested later monday for failure to appear in court on traffic citations issued last Gonzales he was released after paying nearly in singin for the anniversary Peter Paul Stookey and Mary the minstrel Trio of peace and went Home to Greenwich Village to raise their voices in a 25th anniversary concert and party at the bitter end Paul and Mary took the stage tuesday night and shared memories of their Early Days Magazine 53 july 7985 whats where Page two columns living today outdoors neighbors focus staff 12 gallery stripes Magazine is a weekly supplement to the stars and an authorized unofficial publication for armed forces contents Are not necessarily the official View of the department of defense or the european Beverly editor Lou director 13 lets go on stage 16 big screen 17 to 18 sports 19 vol Smarch 20 profile together on the Village they they kidded each for two they they Sang the kid songs puff the magic Down to the Quarry and a new out in right Field they Sang their Anthem of the civil rights Blowin in the the protests and peace where have All the Flowers if i had a Light one Candle and Stookey Strong new Al they Sang like and the audience knew the and before the singing the Folk Trio was joined onstage by John Judy Tom Richie havens and Paul Butterfield for a rendition of this land is your there Are Many aspects to the glue that holds us together the sense we can belong to that Effort to make a Yarrow tuesdays concert was a Benefit for the Charity Bailey childrens Folk music to make a syllabus for teaching Folk music in Early its named for an elementary school teacher of miss their first performance at the bitter end was in the summer of and the cover of their first record album was photographed at the 175seat from wire reports on the coven Rock com Poser and poet urn mor prisons Tombstone in Paris per Lachaise associated press 2 stripes Magazine jury