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Licensed Unlicensed Requires Authentication Published by Yale University Press 2015

18. Ike’s Decision to Run

From the book The President and the Apprentice

  • Irwin F. Gellman
https://doi.org/10.12987/9780300182255-021
© Yale University Press, New Haven
From the book
The President and the Apprentice
The President and the Apprentice

Chapters in this book (45)

Frontmatter
CONTENTS
Preface
Acknowledgments
Introduction: Changing the Story
Part One: 1952–1957
1. The Nominees
2. The Fund Crisis
3. To Victory
4. The General as a Manager
5. The Worst Kind of Politician
6. The Collision
7. Truman, Eisenhower, Nixon, and Civil Rights
8. Eisenhower and Civil Rights: The First Term
9. Ike, Nixon, and Dulles
10. Nixon in Asia
11. The Battles over Asia
12. Trouble with Good Neighbors
13. The U.S. Response to Neutralism
14. Incumbent Politics
15. The Ill- Will Tour versus the Big Lie
16. The Incapacitated President
17. The Hutschnecker Fiction
18. Ike’s Decision to Run
19. Nixon’s Agony
20. Stassen’s Folly
21. The Land of Smear and Grab
22. The Hungarian Revolution and the Freedom Fighters
Part Two. 1957–1961
23. Ike and Dick Return
24. Prelude to the Struggle
25. The Civil Rights Act of 1957
26. Little Rock and Its Consequences
27. The Implosion
28. The Steel Solution
29. Nixon in Africa
30. Ike’s Cold War
31. A Near- Death Experience
32. Inside and Outside the Kitchen
33. Ike’s Hopes Collapse
34. Ike, Nixon, Kennedy, and Castro
Conclusion: Ike and Dick
Appendix: Eisenhower’s Notes on the “Checkers Speech”
List of Abbreviations
Notes
Bibliography
Index
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