Eisenhower's Meeting

The night the president vanished to Edwards AFB. A dental visit, said the record.

On the night of February 20, 1954, President Eisenhower vanished from his Palm Springs vacation; the press was told he'd broken a tooth cap. The dentist story has documentation problems researchers have chewed on since. The lore fills the gap with a meeting at Edwards AFB — first with Nordic-type visitors whose terms were refused, then with the Greys, whose terms were not. It connects to MJ-12 (the alleged managing committee) and the Greada Treaty (the alleged outcome). The documented part is small but real: the missing hours, and a president who later warned, on camera, about unwarranted influence.