Reminiscences of Thomas E. Stephens : oral history, 1968.

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Reminiscences of Thomas E. Stephens : oral history, 1968.

Appointments secretary to Eisenhower as candidate and President; 1952 campaign; anecdotes and personal observations.

Transcript: 98 leaves.Tape: 1 reel.

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