his golf game was interrupted four times for phone calls from the secretary of state john foster dulles. this was before cellphones so the irritated and profane ike had to return to the clubhouse for each call only $1 through east that one got through. it was important he said the soviet union had made an arms deal with egypt. ike in new this would open a new chapter of the cold war and they agreed to the president should send a message to the soviet premier. but he told vellis he would call him the following morning. the phone call was never made. ike would back to golf with his game deteriorated as the day wore on he had discovered and have little appetite for dinner and retired early and in the middle of the night ike appeared by his bedside i have a pain a lowered part of my chest for a he complained earlier about indigestion she gave her husband milk of magnesia. to 54:00 a.m. may be called the president's physician who rushed to the white house. initially the word was put out this was digestive upset when he knew it was a massive heart attack. he waited until midafternoon that day

. >> john foster dulles. >> i've been to that airport, yeah. [laughter] >> who brought us the overthrow of -- >> oh, some of the other american regime changes. >> yeah. >> it does seem to be a habit of ours, you know? we don't like the guy running guatemala? i know what to do. or we don't like the guy running iran, i mean, these things, or, you know we don't like the guy running cuba, that kind of thing? i mean, the thing it's one thing for a government to want to hope for foreign leaders who would perhaps, if not act in our interests at least, you know, not -- you know, but the thing about the united states is at our founding in the declaration of independence defines our belief, our theory of government is that it should be based on the concept of the governed so by definition the ideas that americans would go abroad and try to among key with other -- monkey with other country's rulers is a contradiction, you know? it is at best hypocritical. is that what you talk about? >> also the religious fever they brought to it. >> the difference with h

. >> john foster dulles. >> oh, i've been to that airport. [laughter] >> with the overthrow -- >> oh, some of the other american regime changes? >> yeah. >> it does seem to be a habit of ours. we don't like the guy running got guatemala? i know what we can do, or, you know, we don't like the guy running cuba? that kind of thing? i mean, the thing -- it's one thing for a government to want to hope for foreign leaders who would perhaps, if not act in our interest, at least, you know, but the thing about the united states is at our finding -- in the ceo lar ration of independence, you know, defines our belief that the theory of government should be on the consent of the governed. the fact that they would go abroad and among key with other country's rulers is a contradiction. it is, at best, hypocritical. is that what you're talking about? >> and also the religious ferver. >> the difference with hawaii is the missionaries, the original missionaries, the ones who came in the 1820s and 30s, they were not the one to overthrow the queen, it's their c