Milton Eisenhower Dies at 85 Former presidential aide
Milton Stover Eisenhower, brother of Dwight D. Eisenhower and longtime university administrator, died at 85 after a busy retirement. He led Campus facilities at Johns Hopkins for 11 years and advised seven presidents, with a health decline following months in Johns Hopkins Hospital. He was born September 15, 1899 in Abilene Kansas and directed wartime relocations and refugee resettlements before his public service career.
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Oberlin to host satellite talk between American and Soviet WWII veterans
Oberlin College president S. Frederick Starr will moderate a live two hour dialogue via satellite between U S and Soviet World War II veterans to mark the 40th anniversary of VE Day. The program Remembering War includes veterans, war reporters, home front workers and Pozner.
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