Nixons News

 
Nixon's role in Self Determination focus of talk
Native Times
Most of former US President Richard Nixon's historical legacy hung on his political chicanery rather than his Indian policy. To help offset the perception, the Richard Nixon Foundation co-hosted a seminar May 23 at the Gilcrease Museum to discuss the ...


 
How Would History Have Been Different if Richard Nixon Had Won the 1960 ...
Huffington Post
Watergate would not have happened because Nixon would have been the standard barrier for the party. In the 70's Reagan was in the wings and things were changing feeding his paranoia. I don't think the Bay of Pigs would happened at all, but rather just ...

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Right-to-pray amendment slated for August ballot by Nixon
STLtoday.com
Jay Nixon announced today that he had placed the measure on the August ballot rather than the Nov. 6 general election ballot "because the provisions of the amendment would be effective immediately if approved by voters." Nixon's spokesman, Scott Holste ...

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KMAland
"Gavin's Law" awaits Nixon's signature
KMAland
(Jefferson City) -- The latest proposed state law named for a child that died tragically is “Gavin's Law.” The process began seven years ago when 18-month old Gavin Lukas Jordan was killed by his mother's boyfriend at their home near Springfield.


 
New Yorker (blog)
Becoming Pat Nixon
New Yorker (blog)
a replica of the flower-filled May basket in which Nixon delivered her engagement ring. A crate marked “giant panda,” one of two sent to Nixon after his visit to China. A chair from the Green Room of the White House. The other morning, on the day Pat ...


 
Alaska Dispatch
Photos: Karan Nixon's disabled rabbit, Tubby
Alaska Dispatch
Karan Nixon's disabled rabbit, Tubby, inherited his wheeled cart from George, who was killed by a black bear last year in Nixon's yard. May 21, 2012. Karan Nixon's disabled rabbit, Tubby, inherited his wheeled cart from George, who was killed by a ...

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Remembering Charles Colson
The Star Democrat
One of the great villains of Richard Nixon's villainous administration went to his final reward last month. Charles Colson, Tricky Dick's master of dirty tricks, died of complications after suffering a brain hemorrhage at the age of 80.

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