Eisenhower saw the Cold War in stark moral terms -- "This is a war of light against darkness, freedom against slavery, Godliness against atheism." But the President refused to undertake an effort ...

Khrushchev gave one gun to President Dwight Eisenhower and the other - the one ... The respective visits came at a time of rising tensions in the Cold War, 14 years on from when the US and Russia ...

a feeling that Eisenhower was by then more figurehead than President. In November 1957, Ike, for the third time in less than three years, suffered a major illness—a stroke. Abroad, the cold war ...

In the 1950s and 60s, during the peak of the Cold War and the intense space ... Consequently, President Dwight D. Eisenhower did not approve the continuation of the project, and his successor ...

Eisenhower ran on the campaign of active Cold War containment, pledging “I shall go to Korea ... This was the first time since Reconstruction that a president had sent military forces into the South ...

During his years as Army Chief of Staff, president of Columbia University ... leader in the formative years of the Cold War, showing how words and ideas fostered a conservative culture of nationalism ...

Pressure also came from Eisenhower’s cabinet — including Vice President Richard Nixon ... The French emphasized their common struggle in the Cold War, but Ike considered the French army ...

When President Eisenhower arrived in Paris for the summit meeting, Khrushchev demanded he apologise for the mission, and when Eisenhower refused Khrushchev walked out.

When the US President, Eisenhower, arrived in Paris for the summit meeting the Soviet leader, Khrushchev, demanded he apologise for the mission, and when Eisenhower refused, Khrushchev walked out ...

Eisenhower saw the Cold War in stark moral terms -- "This is a war of light against darkness, freedom against slavery, Godliness against atheism." But the President refused to undertake an effort ...