In Conclusion: A Research and Informative Speech Project

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• 115th Infantry Regiment After-Action Report on D-Day and Combat Operations in Normandy (1944)
• 22nd Infantry Regiment After-Action Report on Combat Operations in Normandy Following D-Day (1944)
• 4th Infantry Division Journal Recounts the D-Day Assault and Capture of Utah Beach (1944)
• 82nd Airborne Division After-Action Report on the D-Day Airborne Assault and Fighting in Normandy (1944)
• Acting Attorney General William Rogers Warns That the Senate’s Jury-Trial Amendment Could Weaken Enforcement of the Civil Rights Act of 1957
• Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Praises Eisenhower Following Senate Passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1957
• Alaska Delegation
• Alaskans Appeal to Eisenhower for Statehood (1954)
• Allied Chiefs Review the First Operation Overlord Plan and the Requirements for a Successful Invasion of Normandy (1943)
• Allied Conference Meeting “Trident” (1943)
• Allied Headquarters Issues Planning Directive for Operation Overlord and the Invasion of Normandy (1944)
• Allied Intelligence on German Forces Before D-Day (1944)
• Allied Leaders Develop Operation Bodyguard to Deceive Germany About the Location and Timing of the D-Day Invasion (1943)
• American Veterans Committee Asks Eisenhower to Reflect on His Warning About the Military-Industrial Complex (1966)
• Ann Whitman Recounts Events Leading to McCarthy’s Break with the Eisenhower Administration (1954)
• Appeal to Eisenhower to Commute the Rosenbergs’ Death Sentences (1953)
• Army Situation Report Documents Continued Military Protection and Racial Tensions at Little Rock Central High School (1958)
• Army Situation Report Documents Harassment and Continued Military Security at Little Rock Central High School (1958)
• Army Situation Report Documents Racial Harassment and Continued Military Security at Little Rock Central High School (1958)
• Army Situation Report Documents Racial Harassment and Military Security at Little Rock Central High School (1958)
• Army Situation Report Records Minnijean Brown’s Suspension and Continued Federal Troop Presence at Little Rock Central High School (1957)
• Atomic Energy Commission Memorandum to President Eisenhower on Soviet Thermonuclear Capabilities (1953)
• Atoms for Peace
• Attorney General Herbert Brownell Defends the Eisenhower Administration’s Proposed Civil Rights Legislation Before Congress (1957)
• Attorney General Reports on Eisenhower Administration Efforts to Eliminate Racial Segregation and Discrimination (1955)
• Attorney General William Rogers Recommends the Timing for Eisenhower’s Proclamation Admitting Alaska to the Union (1958)
• Background Paper on Soviet Overflights of Free World Nations Before the 1960 Paris Summit (1960)
• Billy Graham Advises Eisenhower on Desegregation, Race Relations, and the Politics of the Black Vote (1956)
• Bradley Urges a Rapid Counterattack Against German Forces During the Battle of the Bulge (1944)
• British Military Leaders Assess Naval Gunfire Support Requirements for Operation Overlord (1944)
• British Plans for Soviet Cooperation in Operation Bodyguard Deception Raids Against Norway and Finland (1944)
• Bryce Harlow Briefs Eisenhower and Nixon on the Military-Industrial Complex, Republican Politics, and the Kennedy Administration (1961)
• Budget Bureau Reviews the Atomic Energy Act of 1954 and Recommends Eisenhower Approve the Legislation
• Bureau of the Budget Memorandum Recommending Approval of the Federal-Aid Highway Act of 1959
• Bureau of the Budget Outlines Federal Challenges Created by Alaska Statehood (1958)
• Bureau of the Budget Recommends Eisenhower Approve Legislation Establishing NASA (1958)
• Bureau of the Budget Recommends Eisenhower Approve the Federal-Aid Highway Act Creating the Interstate Highway System (1956)
• C. D. Jackson Explains the Origins and Development of Eisenhower’s Atoms for Peace Proposal (1955)
• C. D. Jackson Urges Eisenhower to Confront McCarthy and Records Divisions Over National Security Policy (1953)
• C. D. Jackson Urges the Justice Department to Seek Information from the Rosenbergs Before Their Execution (1953)
• Cabinet Paper – The Civil Rights Program
• Camp David Guidebook for Presidential Guests (1958)
• Chance for Peace
• Chicago Defender Telegram to President Eisenhower Requesting Federal Action in the Emmett Till Case (1955)
• Chronology of the “Atoms for Peace” Project (1954)
• CIA Analysis of TRUE Magazine’s Coverage of the U-2 Incident (1960)
• CIA Provides Eisenhower’s Staff a Chronology of U-2 Reconnaissance Flights Over the Soviet Bloc (1956–1960)
• CIA Tests U-2 Vulnerability to Soviet Fighters While Identifying Priority ICBM Reconnaissance Targets (1959)
• Civil Rights Act Establishes a Federal Civil Rights Commission and Strengthens Voting Rights Protections (1957)
• Columbia University Professor Clyde R. Miller Urges Eisenhower to Grant Clemency to Julius and Ethel Rosenberg (1953)
• Combined Chiefs of Staff Evaluate Operation OVERLORD and the Proposed Invasion of Southern France (1943)
• Commerce Secretary Sinclair Weeks Reports Early Progress on Building the Interstate Highway System (1956)
• Commission on Civil Rights Reports on Federal Cooperation and Investigations into Voting, Housing, and Education Discrimination (1959)
• Communist Party Memorandum on the Emmett Till Case (1955)
• Congressional Record Marks the Fifth Anniversary of Eisenhower’s Farewell Address and Its Warning About the Military-Industrial Complex (1966)
• Copy of Telegram and note for President Eisenhower
• Cover Plan
• D-Day, Order of the Day
• Daily Notes by C.D. Jackson, Speechwriter and Special Assistant to President Eisenhower
• DDE Addresses the Little Rock Situation
• Defense Department Responds to Senator Joseph McCarthy’s Claims of Communists Working in Defense Plants (1954)
• Department of the Interior Prepares Eisenhower for a Meeting with Alaska Statehood Advocates (1954)
• Draft of Eisenhower’s “Communism and Freedom” Speech Defending General George C. Marshall (1952)
• Draft of Eisenhower’s D-Day “Order of the Day” (1944)
• Draft of Eisenhower’s Farewell Address Warning Against the Military-Industrial Complex and the Concentration of Scientific Power (1961)
• Draft of President Eisenhower’s “Atoms for Peace” Address to the United Nations (1953)
• Draft Presidential Statement Rejecting Clemency for Julius and Ethel Rosenberg (1953)
• Drew Pearson Discusses the U-2 Spy Flight, Francis Gary Powers, and the Risks of Aerial Reconnaissance Over the Soviet Union (1960)
• E. Frederic Morrow Urges Eisenhower to Meet with Martin Luther King Jr. and Other Black Civil Rights Leaders (1957)
• E. Frederic Morrow Urges the Eisenhower Administration to Address Racial Violence and Strengthen Its Civil Rights Leadership (1955)
• Early Draft of Eisenhower’s Farewell Address Develops His Warning About the Military-Industrial Complex (1960)
• Eighth Air Force Report on Tactical Bombing Operations in Preparation for the Normandy Invasion (1944)
• Eisenhower Administration Debates Civilian and Military Control of U.S. Space Programs Before the Creation of NASA (1958)
• Eisenhower Administration Debates Which Islands Should Be Included in the Proposed State of Hawaii (1953)
• Eisenhower Administration Explains the Purpose and Development of the Atoms for Peace Proposal (1953)
• Eisenhower Administration Fact Paper Outlining Proposed Civil Rights Legislation and Voting Rights Protections (1957)
• Eisenhower Administration Makes the Case for Immediate Hawaiian Statehood Before Congress (1957)
• Eisenhower Administration Plan for Alaska Statehood While Preserving Federal Control of Strategic Defense Areas (1957)
• Eisenhower Administration Plans NASA’s Creation and Debates Which Military Space Programs Should Become Civilian (1958)
• Eisenhower Administration Prepares the Federal Government for Alaska’s Transition from Territory to Statehood (1958)
• Eisenhower Administration Reviews the U.S. Satellite Program Following the Soviet Launch of Sputnik (1957)
• Eisenhower and Advisers Plan a Civilian Space Agency and Define NASA’s Relationship with the Military (1958)
• Eisenhower and Advisers Respond to Khrushchev’s U-2 Ultimatum at the Paris Summit (1960)
• Eisenhower and Allied Chiefs Debate Operation Anvil and the Allocation of Forces for the Normandy Invasion (1944)
• Eisenhower and Allied Commanders Debate Mediterranean Operations and Operation Anvil in Support of D-Day (1944)
• Eisenhower and Allied Commanders Discuss Expanding the Normandy Invasion Plan and Coordinating Operation Anvil (1944)
• Eisenhower and Allied Commanders Plan D-Day Air and Naval Support and Reconsider Operation Anvil (1944)
• Eisenhower and Churchill Discuss Atomic Weapons, Nuclear Cooperation, and the Risks of Renewed War in Korea (1953)
• Eisenhower and Senate Majority Leader Lyndon Johnson Reach Agreement on Space Agency and Defense Reorganization Legislation (1958)
• Eisenhower and SHAEF Commanders Review D-Day Weather, Bombing Plans, and Civilian Warnings Four Days Before the Normandy Invasion (1944)
• Eisenhower Announces Approval of Alaska Statehood and Urges Congress to Admit Hawaii (1958)
• Eisenhower Approves Alaska Statehood and Directs the Federal Government to Prepare for Its Admission to the Union (1958)
• Eisenhower Assesses Weather, Beach Obstacles, French Cooperation, and Allied Strategy Three Days Before D-Day (1944)
• Eisenhower Briefs Republican Senators on the Paris Summit, the U-2 Incident, and Cold War Foreign Policy (1960)
• Eisenhower Calls on Allied Forces to Turn Back Germany’s Ardennes Offensive and Pursue Complete Victory (1944)
• Eisenhower Criticizes the Expansion of the Interstate Highway Program Beyond His Original Vision (1960)
• Eisenhower Defends Executive Privilege and Separation of Powers During the Army-McCarthy Hearings (1954)
• Eisenhower Denies Executive Clemency to Julius and Ethel Rosenberg (1953)
• Eisenhower Directs the Bureau of the Budget to Coordinate the Federal Government’s Transition to Alaska Statehood (1958)
• Eisenhower Directs the Defense Department to End Segregation in Schools on U.S. Army Posts (1953)
• Eisenhower Discusses His Atoms for Peace Proposal with Churchill and Laniel at the Bermuda Conference (1953)
• Eisenhower Discusses Southern Resistance, Civil Rights, and His Approach to Racial Integration (1959)
• Eisenhower Discusses the U-2 Incident with Congressional Leaders (1960)
• Eisenhower Establishes the TALENT-KEYHOLE Security System to Protect Satellite Reconnaissance Intelligence (1960)
• Eisenhower Explains His Battle of the Bulge Strategy and Defends Allied Command Arrangements to Montgomery (1944)
• Eisenhower Explains His Reasons for Resisting Clemency for Julius and Ethel Rosenberg (1953)
• Eisenhower Explains the Origins and Meaning of His “Military-Industrial Complex” Warning (1967)
• Eisenhower Explains the Origins of Atoms for Peace and His Efforts to Reduce Cold War Nuclear Tensions (1953)
• Eisenhower Explains Why He Opposes Publicly Attacking Senator Joseph McCarthy (1953)
• Eisenhower Expresses Support for Hawaii Statehood and Plans for a Statehood Celebration (1959)
• Eisenhower Issues the Presidential Proclamation Admitting Alaska as the 49th State (1959)
• Eisenhower Meets with Martin Luther King Jr. and Other Black Leaders to Discuss Civil Rights and Voting Rights (1958)
• Eisenhower Orders the Protection of Meuse River Bridges During the Battle of the Bulge (1944)
• Eisenhower Outlines Allied Strategy to Defeat the Ardennes Offensive and Resume the Advance into Germany (1944)
• Eisenhower Outlines His Strategy for Operation Overlord and Balancing the Normandy and Italian Campaigns (1944)
• Eisenhower Praises NASA’s Achievements and Outlines the Future of American Space Exploration (1960)
• Eisenhower Proposes Atoms for Peace Before the United Nations General Assembly (1953)
• Eisenhower Questions Nuclear Disarmament and Orders Further Study of America’s Atomic Strategy (1953)
• Eisenhower Reflects on Foreign Policy, Civil Rights, and His Frustrations with Congress in a Personal Letter to Edward “Swede” Hazlett (1957)
• Eisenhower Reflects on the Continuing Dangers of the Military-Industrial Complex (1966)
• Eisenhower Reflects on the Supreme Court’s School Desegregation Decision and the Pace of Integration (1956)
• Eisenhower Reorganizes Allied Forces and Plans a Counterattack During the Battle of the Bulge (1944)
• Eisenhower Reports on the Progress, Losses, and Challenges of the Normandy Invasion Two Days After D-Day (1944)
• Eisenhower Reports to General Marshall on the Opening Hours of the D-Day Invasion (1944)
• Eisenhower Responds to Louisiana Governor on School Segregation Cases (1953)
• Eisenhower Responds to Texas Governor Allan Shivers About the Supreme Court School Segregation Cases (1953)
• Eisenhower Responds to Theodore Repplier’s Proposal for a Humanitarian Campaign Against Communism (1955)
• Eisenhower Reviews and Expands the Forces Needed for Operations Overlord and Anvil (1944)
• Eisenhower Signs the Federal-Aid Highway Act of 1958 While Warning Against Changes to Highway Funding (1958)
• Eisenhower Signs the National Aeronautics and Space Act Establishing NASA (1958)
• Eisenhower Tells a Concerned Citizen That the Rosenberg Espionage Case Has Deeply Disturbed Him (1953)
• Eisenhower Updates General Marshall on the Battle of the Bulge and the Crisis in Alsace (1945)
• Eisenhower Urges Congress to Create and Finance a Modern Interstate Highway System (1955)
• Eisenhower Urges South Carolina Governor James Byrnes to Support Federal Action Against Racial Discrimination (1953)
• Eisenhower Welcomes Alaska as the 49th State and Approves the New 49-Star American Flag (1959)
• Eisenhower Writes to Billy Graham About Moderation and Partisan Divisions over Civil Rights (1956)
• Eisenhower Writes to Jackie Robinson on Civil Rights, Equal Citizenship, and the Pace of Racial Progress (1958)
• Eisenhower Writes Winston Churchill About Nuclear Weapons, Anglo-American Relations, and the Danger of Future War (1956)
• Eisenhower’s “In Case of Failure” Note Accepting Full Responsibility for a Possible D-Day Defeat (June 5, 1944)
• Eisenhower’s D-Day Order of the Day to Allied Forces Before the Normandy Invasion, June 6, 1944
• Eisenhower’s Early Plans for His Farewell Address (1959)
• Eisenhower’s Farewell Address Warns of the Military-Industrial Complex and the Challenges of the Cold War (1961)
• Eisenhower’s Private Responses to Senator Joseph McCarthy (1954)
• Eisenhower’s Private Strategy for Dealing with Senator Joseph McCarthy (1953)
• Eisenhower’s Reading Copy of His Farewell Address Warning of the Military-Industrial Complex (1961)
• Ethel Rosenberg Appeals Directly to Eisenhower for Clemency Days Before Her Execution (1953)
• Executive Order 10730: Enforcing School Integration in Little Rock, Arkansas (1957)
• FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover Reports to Eisenhower’s Cabinet on Racial Tensions, Civil Rights, and Resistance to School Integration (1956)
• FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover Transmits Study on Communist Efforts to Influence African Americans (1956)
• FBI Intelligence Summary Reports on Communist Party Leadership, Political Activity, and Internal Security Concerns (1956)
• FBI Study of the Communist Party’s Activities Among African Americans, 1953–1956
• Federal Court Order Initiating the Brown v. Board of Education School Segregation Case in Topeka, Kansas (1951)
• Federal Prison Director Reports on Interviews with Julius and Ethel Rosenberg Weeks Before Their Execution (1953)
• Federal Report Surveys School Desegregation Efforts and Court Orders Across the South Following Brown v. Board of Education (1957)
• Flyer for a clemency rally
• Former President Eisenhower Reflects on Cuba, President Kennedy, and the National Security Council (No Date)
• General Carl Spaatz Recommends Strategic Bombing Priorities to Eisenhower in Support of Operation Overlord (1944)
• General George C. Marshall Advises Eisenhower on Allied Mediterranean Strategy and Protecting Forces for Operation Overlord (1944)
• General J. Lawton Collins Describes the Battle of the Bulge and the Decision to Counterattack German Forces (1945)
• German General Alfred Jodl Describes the Planning and Failure of the Ardennes Counteroffensive (1945)
• German Generals Alfred Jodl and Wilhelm Keitel Explain the Planning and Failure of the Ardennes Offensive (1945)
• Governor Orval Faubus’s Telegram Accepting President Eisenhower’s Invitation to Meet on Little Rock Crisis(1957)
• Harry C. Butcher’s Diary Describing Eisenhower’s Mediterranean Command During World War II (1943)
• Intelligence Panel Urges Expanded U-2 Reconnaissance to Locate Soviet Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles (1959)
• Inverview with German General
• Jackie Robinson Urges President Eisenhower to Take Stronger Action for Civil Rights (1958)
• James Hagerty Records Eisenhower’s Strategy to Counter Senator Joseph McCarthy’s Attempt to Investigate the CIA (1954)
• John Foster Dulles and Attorney General Herbert Brownell Discuss the Rosenberg Case and Possible Supreme Court Intervention (1953)
• John Foster Dulles Warns Attorney General Herbert Brownell About European Concerns Over the Rosenberg Case (1953)
• Julius and Ethel Rosenberg Submit an Application for Executive Clemency (1953)
• Justice Department Recommends the Timing of Alaska’s Formal Admission to the Union (1958)
• Letter from Dr. Glennan to President Eisenhower
• Letter from Herbert Brownell to President Eisenhower
• Letter from J. Edgar Hoover to Dillon Anderson
• Letter from President Eisenhower to General Alfred Gruenther
• Letter from Robert Merriam to President Eisenhower regarding the Highway Act
• Letter from the Pittsburgh Courier Requesting Federal Action in the Emmett Till Case (1955)
• Letter Inviting President Eisenhower to Promote the Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy (1954)
• Letter reply to Hon. Samuel P. King
• Letter Requesting a Presidential Message to the People of Hawaii on Statehood (1954)
• Letter to Hanson Baldwin Defending General Eisenhower’s Battle of the Bulge Command Decision (1946)
• Letter to President Eisenhower
• Letter to Senator Henry Jackson
• Letter, Adam Clayton Powell to DDE
• Louisiana Governor Urges Eisenhower to Preserve Segregated Public Schools (1953)
• Mamie Till Bradley’s Telegram to President Eisenhower Requesting Justice for Emmett Till (1955)
• Marie McCrum Reconstructs the Origins of Eisenhower’s Atoms for Peace Initiative and Project “Wheaties” (1956)
• Martin Luther King Jr., A. Philip Randolph, Roy Wilkins, and Lester Granger Urge Eisenhower to Take Stronger Federal Action on Civil Rights (1958)
• Mayor Woodrow Mann’s Telegram Requesting Federal Troops for Little Rock (1957)
• Memo for DDE and Milton
• Memo for the Record
• Memo regarding George Washington’s farewell address
• Memo to Malcolm Moos
• Memo to President Eisenhower
• Memorandum for the Record, Meeting of Negro Leaders with the President June 23, 1958
• Memorandum of Conference with the President
• Memorandum on General Eisenhower’s Command Decision During the Battle of the Bulge (1946)
• Memorandum on the Organization of U.S. Space Activities & NASA (1959)
• Memorandum Proposing Themes for President Eisenhower’s 1961 State of the Union Address (1960)
• Michael Rosenberg Appeals to Eisenhower to Meet with Him Days Before His Parents’ Execution (1953)
• Montgomery Informs Eisenhower of Reinforcements and Troop Movements During the Battle of the Bulge (1944)
• Montgomery Outlines the 21st Army Group’s Planned Offensive Toward the Rhine and Ruhr (1944)
• Montgomery Praises American Commanders and Reflects on Allied Cooperation During the Battle of the Bulge (1945)
• Montgomery Urges Eisenhower to Centralize Command for the Allied Advance Toward the Rhine (1944)
• NAACP Leader Roy Wilkins Thanks Eisenhower for Meeting with Black Leaders and Urges Continued Action on Civil Rights (1958)
• NASA’s Cover Story for the U-2 Incident (1960)
• National Security Council Reviews Soviet Pressure on Afghanistan and Growing Cold War Competition in the Region (1955)
• Naval Operation Orders for the British Assault Area in Preparation for D-Day (1944)
• NEEDS FIXING! South Carolina Governor James Byrnes Urges President Eisenhower to Defend School Segregation Before the Supreme Court (1953)
• News Release from the Republican National Committee
• Newspaper Article on President Eisenhower’s Proposed “Operation Candor” (1953)
• Norwegian Students’ Association Resolution Supporting Justice for Emmett Till (1955)
• Notes by L. Arthur Minnich, Assistant White House Staff Secretary
• Operation Candor Plan to Educate Americans About the Soviet Threat and the “Age of Peril” (1953)
• Operation Statehood
• Operations Coordinating Board Develops a Strategy to Promote Eisenhower’s Atoms for Peace Proposal (1954)
• Order of the Day for June 6, 1944
• Otto Skorzeny Describes the Planning and Failure of Operation Greif During the Battle of the Bulge (1945)
• Outline of Subjects for Speeches
• Overlord Cover Operations
• Overseas Reaction to Rosenberg Case
• Pamphlet, ‘The Commission on Civil Rights’
• Parents Challenge Racial Segregation in Topeka Public Schools in Brown v. Board of Education (1951)
• Parents of the Little Rock Nine Thank President Eisenhower for Enforcing School Integration (1957)
• Planning Documents for Eisenhower and British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan’s Camp David Conference on the Berlin Crisis (1959)
• Planning Documents for Nikita Khrushchev’s Visit to Camp David (1959)
• President Eisenhower Selects “Aspen” as the Name for Camp David’s Main Lodge (1958)
• President Eisenhower Warns of a Military Industrial Complex in Farewell Address
• President Eisenhower’s Annotated Draft of Little Rock Address (1957)
• President Eisenhower’s Diary Notes on His Meeting with Governor Orval Faubus over Little Rock (1957)
• President Eisenhower’s Handwritten Notes During the Little Rock Crisis (1957)
• President Eisenhower’s Letter Supporting the Families of the Little Rock Nine (1957)
• President Eisenhower’s Letter to Congressman Oren Harris on the Little Rock Crisis (1957)
• President Eisenhower’s Letter to Milton Eisenhower on Senator Joseph McCarthy (1953)
• President Eisenhower’s Letter to Senator John C. Stennis Explaining Federal Intervention in Little Rock (1957)
• President Eisenhower’s Letter to Senator Richard B. Russell on the Little Rock Crisis (1957)
• President Eisenhower’s National Address on the Little Rock Crisis (1957)
• President Eisenhower’s Press Conference Following the Launch of Sputnik (1957)
• President Eisenhower’s Statement Following the Withdrawal of the Arkansas National Guard in Little Rock (1957)
• President Eisenhower’s Statement on the Federal-Aid Highway Act of 1959
• President Eisenhower’s Statements on Alaska and Hawaii Statehood (1953-1956)
• President Eisenhower’s Telegram to Governor Orval Faubus During the Little Rock Crisis (1957)
• Proclamation 3204: President Eisenhower Orders the Dispersal of Unlawful Assemblies in Little Rock (1957)
• Professor Theodore Kennedy Asks Eisenhower About the Origins of His “Military-Industrial Complex” Warning (1967)
• Project Candor Adviser Proposes Using Soviet Hydrogen Bomb Claims to Highlight American Scientific and Industrial Strength (1953)
• Proposal for an International Organization to Advance Eisenhower’s Atoms for Peace Program and the Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy (1954)
• Psychological Strategy Board Considers Using a Prisoner Exchange Proposal to Undermine Soviet Propaganda (1953)
• Psychological Strategy Board Warns That the Rosenberg Clemency Decision Could Carry Over into the Eisenhower Administration (1953)
• Psychological Warfare Division
• Ralph Williams Recounts the Development of Eisenhower’s “Military-Industrial Complex” Farewell Address (1985)
• Republican National Committee Highlights the Eisenhower Administration’s Civil Rights Record (1955)
• Republican National Committee Official Val J. Washington Urges Eisenhower Not to Compromise on Civil Rights Legislation (1957)
• Republican National Convention
• Roosevelt Informs Stalin of Eisenhower’s Appointment to Command Operation Overlord (1943)
• Rosenberg Children Appeal to Eisenhower to Spare Their Parents from Execution (1953)
• Science Adviser James Killian Assesses U.S. Missile Development and Satellite Programs After Sputnik (1957)
• Science Adviser James Killian Reports to Eisenhower on Early U.S. Satellite Discoveries and the Hazards of Space Travel (1958)
• Secretary of State John Foster Dulles Discusses Justice Douglas’s Stay of Execution in the Rosenberg Case with Allen Dulles (1953)
• Secretary of the Interior Fred Seaton Celebrates Senate Approval of Alaska Statehood and Calls for Hawaii’s Admission (1958)
• Secretary of the Interior Fred Seaton Presents Eisenhower with Evidence Supporting Alaska Statehood (1958)
• Secretary of the Interior Fred Seaton Recommends Eisenhower Endorse Plans Celebrating Hawaiian Statehood (1959)
• Senator Henry M. Jackson Challenges Eisenhower’s National Security Concerns Over Alaska Statehood (1955)
• Senator John Stennis Urges Eisenhower to End Forced School Integration (1957)
• Senator Joseph McCarthy Calls for Communist-Controlled Nations to Be Discussed at Eisenhower’s Geneva Summit (June)
• Senator Joseph McCarthy Urges Eisenhower to Oppose James Conant’s Nomination as High Commissioner for Germany (1953)
• Senator Richard B. Russell’s Telegram to President Eisenhower on the Little Rock Crisis (1957)
• SHAEF Establishes Standard Beach Markings and Navigation Signals for the Normandy Invasion (1944)
• SHAEF Intelligence Assessment of Hitler’s Ardennes Offensive and the Battle of the Bulge (1944)
• Solicitor General’s Memorandum Summarizing Court-Ordered School Desegregation Cases (1957)
• Sophie Rosenberg Appeals to Mamie Eisenhower for Mercy for Julius and Ethel Rosenberg (1953)
• South Carolina Governor Urges Eisenhower to Defend School Segregation (1953)
• Soviet Government Accuses the United States of Espionage Following the U-2 Incident (1960)
• State Department press release #254
• State Department Reports on International Reactions and Growing Calls for Clemency in the Rosenberg Case (1953)
• Statements by President Eisenhower and Governor Orval Faubus Following Their Newport Meeting on Little Rock Crisis (1957)
• Summaries of Letters to President Eisenhower Concerning the Murder of Emmett Till (1955)
• Summary of Telephone Conversations Between President Eisenhower and Attorney General Herbert Brownell During the Little Rock Crisis (1957)
• Supreme Court Opinion
• Ted Stevens Outlines the Alaska Statehood Act and Federal Land, Defense, and Resource Issues (1958)
• Telegram to Attorney General Herbert Brownell Jr. Requesting a Federal Investigation of the Emmett Till Case (1955)
• Texas Governor Allan Shivers Urges Eisenhower to Support State and Local Control of School Segregation (1953)
• The Ardennes Campaign’ by General Courtney H. Hodges
• The Eisenhower Administration Responds to the Soviet U-2 Announcement (1960)
• Theodore Repplier Proposes a U.S. Humanitarian “Crusade” to Counter Communist Propaganda During the Cold War (1955)
• U.S. Army Situation Report on Little Rock Central High School and Continued Violence During Integration (1958)
• U.S. Navy Report on the D-Day Amphibious Assault and Battle for Omaha Beach (1944)
• U.S. Officials Evaluate Secrecy and Cover Stories for Project CORONA Reconnaissance Satellites (1959)
• U.S. Officials Track Soviet Bloc Reaction to Eisenhower’s Atoms for Peace Speech (1953)
• War Department Observer’s Report Evaluates American and British Airborne Operations in Normandy (1944)
• Washington Post Report on the U-2 Spy Plane Mission, Francis Gary Powers, and the Eisenhower Administration’s Cover Story (1960)
• White House Adviser Urges Eisenhower to Publicly Address the Emmett Till Case (1955)
• White House Advisers Recommend That Eisenhower Publicly Confront Senator Joseph McCarthy (1953)
• White House Aide Rocco Siciliano Reports on Black Leaders’ Positive Reaction to Their Civil Rights Meeting with Eisenhower (1958)
• White House Considers Responding to Public Letters and Petitions About Racial Violence and the Emmett Till Case (1956)
• White House List of Attendees for the Ceremony Formally Admitting Alaska as the 49th State (1959)
• White House Memoranda on Coordinating U.S. Military Satellite and Space Operations (1959)
• White House Memorandum Advocating Increased Funding for NASA’s 1961 Space Program (1959)
• White House Memorandum on Communist Involvement in the Emmett Till Case (1955)
• White House Memorandum on the Federal Response to Mamie Till-Mobley’s Appeal (1956)
• White House Prepares for Pope Pius XII’s Appeal to Eisenhower for Clemency in the Rosenberg Case (1953)
• White House Response to the Chicago Defender Regarding the Murder of Emmett Till (1955)
• White House Reviews Public Reaction to Eisenhower’s Denial of Clemency in the Rosenberg Case (1953)