Witness List

WITNESSES TO HISTORY: AMERICAN	POSITIONS HELD DURING EISENHOWER’S PRESIDENTIAL YEARS
John G. Adams	Attorney for U.S. Army during McCarthy hearings
Ralph E. Becker	Eisenhower Appointee to Board of the National Center for the Performing Arts (Kennedy Center), long-time Center Legal Counsel
Stephen Benedict	Campaign Staff, White House Aide
Robert Bowie	State Dept. Official, Key Policy Advisor to Secretary of State Dulles
Herbert Brownell	1952 Campaign Manager, Attorney-General
Warren E Burger	Attorney-General’s Office
George H.W. Bush	GOP Congressman from Texas
Dr. Joseph V. Charyk	Assistant Secretary of the Air Force, Missile Development
Bob Clark	White House Reporter for International News Service (INS)
Ray Cline	CIA Analyst
William Colby	CIA Operative in Post-War Europe
John Connally	Close Texas Political Ally of Sen. Lyndon Johnson
Charles Corddry	Pentagon Reporter, Baltimore Sun
Walter Cronkite	CBS TV Reporter
C. Douglas Dillon	Ambassador to France, Undersecretary of State
Robert Donovan	White House Reporter, New York Herald Tribune
Father Avery Dulles, S.J.	Son of Secretary of State Dulles
Dr. Eleanor Lansing Dulles	German Desk, U.S. State Dept.
David Eisenhower	Grandson of President Eisenhower
Susan Eisenhower	Granddaughter of President Eisenhower
Gen. John S.D. Eisenhower	Son of President, White House Assistant to Gen. Goodpaster
Dr. William Ewald	White House Aide
Rep. Gerald Ford	GOP Congressman from Michigan, early Eisenhower Supporter
Gen. Andrew Goodpaster	Staff Secretary, White House Liaison with Pentagon
Arthur Grey	“Citizens for Eisenhower” Campaign Official
Barbara Gunderson	“Citizens for Eisenhower” volunteer in South Dakota, GOP National Committeewoman and Civil Service Commissioner
Najeeb Halaby	Aviation Pioneer, Defense Dept. Official
John Hanes	Aide to Secretary of State Dulles
George Herman	CBS TV News reporter
Patricia Herman	White House Secretary
Lady Bird Johnson (audio only)	Wife of Sen. Lyndon Johnson (D-TX)
Herb Klein	Nixon Campaign Media Advisor
Rep Melvin Laird	GOP Congressman from Wisconsin, Eisenhower Supporter
Arthur Larson	Labor Dept. Undersecretary, Aide and Speechwriter for Eisenhower
Edward A. McCabe	White House Aide, Legal Counsel
John (“Tex”) McCrary	TV pioneer, Eisenhower Campaign Public Relation Advisor
E. Frederic Morrow	White House Aide
Richard Nixon	Vice-President
Bradley Patterson	Assistant Secretary to Eisenhower Cabinet
Charles Percy	Prominent Businessman, Eisenhower Supporter
Adam Clayton Powell IV	Son of Civil Rights Leader and Democratic Congressman, Rev. Adam Clayton Powell, Jr. of Harlem, New York City
Maxwell Raab	White House Aide
Ronald Reagan	Democratic Union Official, Ike supporter in 1952
George Reedy	United Press reporter, LBJ Aide
James Reston	New York Times Reporter and Washington Bureau Chief
Elliot Richardson	Legislative Aide, U.S. Attorney
Chalmers Roberts	Chief Diplomat Reporter, Washington Post
Sen. Pat Roberts (R-NE)	Son of key Ike Supporter in 1952 Campaign
William Rogers	Attorney-General’s Office
Kermit (“Kim”) Roosevelt	CIA Middle East Operations, Organizer of 1953 coup in Iran that restored the Shah to Power
Eugene Rossides	Treasury Dept. Aide
Stanley Rumbough	“Citizens for Eisenhower” Co-Founder and White House Aide
Dr. Raymond Saulnier	Economic Advisor to the President
Ray Scherer	NBC TV Reporter
Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr	Pulitzer Prize winning historian and influential advisor to liberal Democrats including presidential candidates Stevenson and Kennedy
Gen. Bernard Schriever	Commander, USAF’s ICBM Development Program
Dr. Glenn Seaborg	Nobel Prize Winner in Chemistry, Science Advisor to the President
Eileen Shanahan	Economics Reporter, New York Times
Rocco C. Siciliano	Assistant Secretary, Dept. of Labor; Special Assistant to the President
Hugh Sidey	Life Magazine’s White House Reporter
Mansfield Sprague	Dept. of Defense Official
Ted Sorensen	Aide to JFK
Maurice Stans	Treasury Dept. Official
Harold Stassen	Special Assistant to President, Disarmament Specialist
John Steele	Time magazine reporter
Hans (“Tom”) Tuch	U.S. Embassy Staff, Moscow
Charls Walker	Treasury Dept. Official
Prof. W. Allen Wallis	Economist, Advisor to President Eisenhower
Gen. Vernon Walters	White House Aide, President’s Translator
Abbott Washburn	Eisenhower campaign official, Deputy Director, US Information Agency
Langhorne Washburn	“Eisenhower Bandwagon” Director, “Citizens for Eisenhower,” 1952 Campaigns vs. Sen. Taft and Gov. Stevenson
Mr. & Mrs. John Minor Wisdom	Key Eisenhower Campaign Supporters from Louisiana
John Minor Wisdom	Eisenhower Appointee to the 5th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals, including all states in the so-called “Deep South”
Rep. James Wright	Democratic Congressman from Texas
Dr. Herbert York	Chief Scientist, Pentagon’s Advanced Research Project Agency, Nuclear Arms Advisor to the President Eisenhower and Author of Building Bombs, Talking Peace

WITNESSES TO HISTORY: BRITISH
Field Marshall Lord Carver	Britain’s NATO Representative
Sir David Hunt	Aide to Prime Minister Churchill, British Diplomatic Corps
Sir Frank Roberts	British Diplomatic Corps, NATO Representative
Edward Heath	Conservative M.P., Parliamentary Leader in Anthony Eden government

WITNESSES TO HISTORY: FRENCH
Maurice Delarue	Prominent French Journalist, Foreign Affairs Expert
Pierre Pflimlin	French Overseas Minister
Christian Pineau	French Foreign Minister

**WITNESSES TO HISTORY: WEST GERMAN**
Gunter Diehl	West German Foreign Ministry Official
Professor Wilhelm Grewe	West German Foreign Ministry Official, Advisor to the Chancellor
Dr. Erich Mende	A Founder of West Germany’s Free Democratic Party (FDP), Deputy Chancellor in Adenauer’s Government
Dr. Horst Osterheld	Close Associate of West German Chancellor Adenauer
Karl-Gunther von Hase	Foreign Ministry Official, West Germany
Heinz Weber	Translator for West German Chancellor

WITNESSES TO HISTORY: SOVIET UNION
Alexei Adzhubei	Editor of Pravda, son-in-law of Nikita Khrushchev
Georgi Arbatov	Founder of USSR’s Institute of Canadian and American Studies, expert on Russian U.S.- Relations, advisor to Kremlin leadership
Georgy Grechko	Soviet Cosmonaut
Dr. Edward Ivanian	A Director of Institute of Canadian and American Studies, Member of Russian Academy of Sciences
Sergei Khrushchev	Rocket Engineer, Son of Nikita Khrushchev
Georgii Kornienko	USSR Foreign Ministry
Gen. Georgy Mikhailov	USSR Air Defense Command

COMMENTATORS ON THE EISENHOWER PRESIDENCY:
Prof. Craig Allen	Professor of Journalism, Arizona State University and Author of Eisenhower and the Mass Media
Prof. Michael Birkner	Eisenhower Scholar, Professor of History, Gettysburg College
Prof. H. W. Brands	Professor of History, University of Texas, Author of Cold Warriors: Eisenhower’s Generation and American Foreign Policy and American Dreams: The United States Since 1945
Prof. Jeffrey Broadwater	Professor of History, Barton College and Author of Adlai Stevenson and American Politics
Prof. Robert Dallek	Historian of the American Presidency and Author of The Lost Peace, 1945 – 1953
Dr. Raymond Garthoff	Cold War Scholar and Senior Fellow, Brookings Institution
Dr. Irwin F. Gellman	Author of The Contender: Richard Nixon,The Congress Years, 1946 – 1952, Visiting Scholar, Dept. of History, Franklin & Marshall College
Prof. Fred Greenstein	Professor of Politics Emeritus, Princeton University and Author of The Hidden-Hand Presidency: Eisenhower as Leader
R. Cargill Hall	Historian Emeritus, National Reconnaissance Office (NRO)
Prof. Richard Immerman	Professor of Diplomatic History, Director of Center for the Study of Force and Diplomacy, Temple University, Co-Author of Waging Peace: How Eisenhower Shaped an Enduring Cold War Policy
Prof. Daniel Kevles	The Stanley Woodward Professor of the History of Science and Technology, Yale University, and Author of The Physicists
Prof. Michael Mayer	Eisenhower Scholar, Professor of History, University of Montana
Victor McElheny	Science and Technology Writer, MIT, and Biographer of Edwin Land, key Science Advisor to President Eisenhower
Hendrik (“Hank”) Meijer	Biographer of U.S. Senator Arthur Vandenberg, the powerful conservative Republican who helped mold America’s internationalist – and bipartisan – foreign policy in the 1940s
Prof. Allan Millett	Korean War Scholar, Professor of Military History, University of New Orleans, and Director of the Eisenhower Center for American Studies
Dr. David Nichols	Eisenhower Scholar, Author of Eisenhower 1956: Suez and the Brink of War
Prof. James T. Patterson	Ford Foundation Professor of History Emeritus, Brown University, Author of Grand Expectations, 1945 – 1974,winner of the Bancroft Prize
Prof. William Pickett	Professor of History, Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology and Author of Eisenhower Decides to Run
Martin Plissner	Retired Political Director, CBS News, and Author of The Control Room: How Television Calls the Shots in Presidential Elections
Dr. Roald Sagdeev	Distinguished Professor of Physics, University of Maryland, former Director of USSR’s Space Research Institute
Philip Taubman	Author of Secret Empire: Eisenhower, the CIA and the Hidden History of America’s Space Espionage, Guest Professor at Stanford University’s Center for International Security and Cooperation, former Intelligence Reporter, New York Times
Prof. William Taubman	Professor of Political Science, Amherst College, Biographer of Nikita Khrushchev, Winner of Pulitzer Prize
Dr. Daun van Ee	Editor of the Papers of Dwight D. Eisenhower