One of the
most uncanny forecasts Jeane Dixon has ever personally made to me came in December
1958É. ÒJohn Foster
Dulles,Ó she said, Òwill not be in the Cabinet after the middle of the year.Ó Amused by her lack of political perspicacity, I replied, ÒIÕm not going
to put that in the column. President Eisenhower relies on Mr.
Dulles more than any other member
of his Cabinet. He would not dream
of letting him go.Ó ÒNo,Ó she said imperturbably, Òhe wonÕt
discharge him.Ó ÒWell, Mr. Dulles certainly wonÕt quit,Ó I arguedÉ. Jeane responded, ÒNo, he will not want to quit, but he wonÕt be living by midyear.Ó (Gift of Prophecy, 98-9)