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richard nixon
Richar Milhous Nixon (January 9, 1913–April 22, 1994) was the thirty-seventh President of the United States (1969–1974) and the only American president to resign the office.
Trivia about richard nixon
The only VP to become president not immediately after his vice presidential term
As both vice president & president, he threw out a season's 1st pitch, each time for a different Senators franchise
The last time there were no living ex-presidents was when this man was president
He's the only man elected vice president twice & elected president twice
He said, "People have got to know whether or not their president is a crook"
In August 1974 he returned to his home in San Clemente, California, reportedly in a deep depression
In July 1959 he traveled to the Soviet Union to open an American exhibit in Moscow
The 1st U.S. president Mao receivedon an official state visit was this man in the 1970's
Alger Hiss got 5 years after his 1950 perjury trial, thanks to this CA. Congressman who had his own legal issues in '74
On Sept. 8, 1974 he was pardoned for any crimes he may have committed while President
On June 14, 1959 this vice president & his family opened Disneyland's monorail
Hello out there...in 1969 this president placed the first telephone call to the moon
"You won't have" this man "to kick around anymore, because, gentlemen, this is my last press conference."
1968
Stephen Ambrose looked at this president's "Ruin and Recovery, 1973-1990"
He dedicated the Rathbun Dam July 31, 1971
January 9, 1913 in Yorba Linda, California
Gore Vidal's play about this president opened & closed a few weeks before the Watergate break-in
In 1960 it was him & Henry Cabot Lodge Jr.
On September 8, 1974, he was granted "A full, free and absolute pardon"
Hearings to determine whether this president should be impeached began May 9, 1974
In 1970 he declared it time for the great silent majority of Americans to stand up and be counted"
Richard I (& Shakespeare thought Richard III was the bad one!)
President who called Watergate "A burden I shall bear for every day of the life that is left to me"
Seen here, he was "tricky" enough to be something of a hunk playing football for Whittier College:
Following the famous "Checkers" speech, D. Eisenhower told him, "You're my boy"
"It was a little Cocker Spaniel dog...and our little girl, Tricia, the 6-year-old, named it Checkers"
On August 9, 1974, he became the first U.S. president to resign
Man first set foot on the Moon
Earl Butz,John Mitchell,Henry Kissinger
Billy Graham presided over his funeral services April 27, 1994 in Yorba Linda, California
In his memoirs, he insists he really won in 1960
Whittier,1934;Duke Law School,1937
Gerald Ford issued 382 pardons but the one issued to this man in 1974 is said to have cost Ford the 1976 election
In 1976 this former president was disbarred in New York State
Hannah Milhous
1953-1961
Diane Sawyer was a staff assistant to this president in the White House & after his resignation, in San Clemente
He told America, "To leave office before my term is completed is abhorrent to every instinct in my body"
Anthony Hopkins' portrayal of this president in a 1995 film was a bit more serious than Dan Hedaya's in 1999
This president's daughter Tricia was married in the White House Rose Garden
During his term, the voting age was lowered from 21 to 18
This president's 1972 visit to China inspired an opera that played at the Kennedy Center in 1988
On Sept. 9, 1974 news fit to print included the pardon of this man & "Knievel Safe As Rocket Falls"
Talk about a checkered past! In 1952 he gave his famous "Checkers" speech
In 1977 he told David Frost, "When the president does it, that means it is not illegal"
President who signed the Alaskan Pipeline Act during the energy crisis
Among his nicknames were "Gloomy Gus" & "Tricky Dick"
He was the first California native to become vice president & the first to become president
Only 2 presidential libraries are not administered by the National Archives: Hayes' in Ohio & his in Yorba Linda, CA.
In 1985 this former president arbitrated the Major League umpire labor dispute
When Sputnik 1 went up
On January 20 he was sworn in as president of the United States
He was captain of the debating team at Whittier College in California
...Alaska & Hawaii were admitted to the Union
An odd subject for an opera, but composer John Adams wrote one about this president's 1972 trip to China
Tricia Cox
Hubert Humphrey & then George McGovern
Staffer Alexander Butterfield shocked the U.S. by saying that this president taped his Oval Office conversations
"Breach of Faith"
In a November 3, 1969 speech, he used the phrase "The great silent majority"
"I have never been a quitter."
He lost the popular vote to JFK in 1960 by .2%, but won the presidency 8 years later in another squeaker by .7%
La Casa Pacifica
(VIDEO DAILY DOUBLE):"(Hi, I'm Mitzi Kapture of "Baywatch") I grew up in Yorba Linda, California, like this president"
This president appointed Warren Burger chief justice
This Republican was the last president who had no sons -- but he did have daughters
At his 1969 inaugural he said, "The greatest honor history can bestow is the title of peacemaker"
In 1972 George McGovern called this president's administration the "most corrupt" in U.S. history
Paul called being on this guy's enemies list "The highest single honor I've ever received"
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.
"Eight years from now America will celebrate its two-hundredth anniversary as a nation"
Yorba Linda, California
Sources say he wrote his November 1969 "Silent Majority" speech all by himself
Secretary of LaborGeorge Shultz,Attorney GeneralJohn Mitchell
Melvin Laird, Elliot Richardson & James Schlesinger
He was the last president to be one of the litigants in a case before the Supreme Court
In 1962 he published a book on his career highlights to date -- "Six Crises"
In 1946 he won California's 12th district seat, in part by implying Democrat Jerry Voorhis had Communist ties
Melvin Laird
This president flushed himself from office after "Plumbers" broke open a torrent at Watergate
Lyndon Johnson's predecessor
Spiro Agnew
In 1952, he said, "Pat doesn't have a mink coat. But she does have a respectable Republican cloth coat"
After April 22, 1994 in New York City, we didn't have him to kick around anymore
In 1972 he went to both Moscow & Peking
His cousin Jessamyn West's novel "Friendly Persuasion" has a hero based on his great-grandfather Joshua Milhous
Francis, the father of this 37th U.S. president, became a Quaker after marrying Hannah Milhous
(Hi, I'm environmental lawyer Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.) In 1970 it was this president who established the Environmental Protection Agency
The Supreme Court rejected absolute executive privilege in the 1974 case United States v. this man
"No More Vietnams"
Elliot Richardson
After a gathering of Ford, Carter & this president, Bob Dole said, "There they were. See no evil, hear no evil & evil"
One of the few decisions made in the summer was in the case United States v. this person in 1974
"One Man Alone"
Books about him include "One Man Alone" & "Arrogance of Power"
Famous politician heard here on Sept. 23, 1952:[The kids, like all kids, love the dog and I just want to say this right now that regardless of what they say about it, we're going to keep him]
Anthony Hopkins & Dan Hedaya: this political figure
Casa Pacifica in San Clemente was the western White House of this U.S. president
At a particularly rough time, John Dean said there was "a cancer growing on (his) presidency"