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Mary Jean Eisenhower had a childhood like no other. She was raised in and around the White House, where on any given day she would walk into the Oval Office to see not only her “granddad,” President Dwight D. Eisenhower, but also many of the mid-20th century’s most famous people. When not in Washington, she …
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