Richard Nixon

Well, since the Watergate Scandal happened in 1972, and WWII ended 1945. I think you should be able to go out there and tell the world the WWII happened first. =)

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the activities of officials within Richard Nixon's presidential campaign committee (including the Watergate break-in)

Goode shaped for Norfolk Southern a four-pronged business strategy that served his company well. The four key goals of Goode's strategy were.

Nixon?

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The Watergate scandal implicated former President Richard Nixon for his involvement in the breaking and entering into the Democratic National Committee headquarters on June 17, 1972. Money found on the perpetrators was connected to a slush fund for the re-election of Nixon. Nixon often recorded conversations that took place in his office and was ordered by the US Supreme Court to hand over the tapes which subsequently led to his resignation.

Nixon was being accused of giving special favors to his contributors. In Nixon's day the fundraising laws weren't as complex as they are now. Your contributors could pay for your mailing expenses, for instance--this was done in Nixon's case. Nixon was trying to show he wasn't giving his contributors special favors.

The name of the speech came because Nixon said he wouldn't return one contribution--someone gave the Nixon kids a puppy they named Checkers.

He took stands showing both liberal and conservative positions.

Richard Nixon was NOT impeached. He resigned before the House had an opportunity to file articles of impeachment against him, to avoid the inevitable. Only two presidents have been impeached, that is, formal charges brought them: Andrew Johnson and William J. Clinton. Both Presidents were acquitted at their Senate trials.

Sock it to me?

Yes. Tom Mortenson served as a youth advisor to President Nixon and was instrumental in working with the youth in support of many of the President's policies ranging from his efforts on creating the endanged species act to voting rights for eighteen year olds.

Richard Nixon

this means hopelessly doing something so, resighnedly, the coffee maker is fiishing its task. also look it up on audio english or in the dictionary.

He was an assistant managing editor of The Washington Post who helped uncover the Watergate Scandal that led to President Richard Nixon's resignation.

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she is the daughter of former US president Richard Nixon

President Nixon claimed that the leaks of US bombing attacks in Cambodia would be a continuing threat to US Security. In response to these leaks, Nixon hoped to stop future ones. Secret wiretaps were set on at least 13 members of the National Security Council and on at least four newspaper reporters.

These are not made by any US mint, and have no numismatic value. If the coins are silver and not silver plated, the value would be for the silver in the coins.

Checkers?

(That was the name of his dog when he was Vice President in 1952.)

Gerald R. Ford preceded Nelson A. Rockefeller as U.S. Vice President. When Gerald Ford became President on 9 Aug 1974 due to the resignation of Richard M. Nixon, he nominated Nelson Rockefeller to replace himself as Vice President. Congress confirmed the nomination on 19 Dec 1974.

It's a short fiction story (which I'm trying to find online).

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the 39th Vice President of the United States of America was Spiro Agnew, and served under the 37th President Richard Nixon. Agnew resigned in 1973 after criminal charges were brought up against him.

His invasion (incursion) of Cambodia on 01 May 1970 resulted in the Kent State University shootings on 04 May 1970. See book: INTO CAMBODIA, by K. W. Nolan and song "OHIO", by Crosby, Stills, Nash (and Young).