Milton Stover Eisenhower

Eisenhower helped shape agricultural policy under Coolidge and Hoover; carried out sensitive war assignments for Franklin Roosevelt; helped Truman with postwar labor problems; headed the United States National Commission for UNESCO; and served as special ambassador and closest confidant to his brother, Dwight Eisenhower. John Kennedy, Lyndon Johnson, and Richard Nixon all turned to Eisenhower for advice. Here he gives his views not only of the eight presidents he served, but of issues that confronted each of them.

Government official, educator. Topics include: Latin American relations; Eisenhower brothers; President Eisenhower and his administration; White House staff and organization; General Eisenhower's decisions to run in 1952 and 1956; 1960 campaign; Republican Critical Issues Council; impressions of Harry S. Truman, Richard Nixon, Joseph R. McCarthy, Lyndon B. Johnson, John Foster Dulles, Fidel Castro.