Richard Nixon

Nixon said that most of his views were the same as those from Kennedy. Only the means by which they should be realized were different.

An important difference was that Nixon wanted a strong America. Not to fight wars, but to have a good position to negotiate from.

So he succeeded years later with China and the Sovjet Union. But not with Vietnam, because they did not want to negotiate at all.

Since China was dirt poor in the 70s so Nixon made an agreement with China. If US troops withdraw from Vietnam war, China will not support the USSR. Thus American troops withdraw from Vietnam, causing the communist in Vietnam achieve victory. But in 15 years later without China's help, the USSR collapse. That's why you see China was never in the Warsaw Pact.

On August 15th, 1971 1971 Nixon ended convertibility between the doller and gold.

The overall goal of Richard Nixon's southern strategy was to appeal to white voters in the South who were resistant to civil rights reforms. By using coded language and emphasizing law and order, Nixon aimed to win over conservative Southern Democrats and solidify support for the Republican Party in the region. This strategy helped him secure the presidency in 1968 and 1972.

Ritchie Valens released only one studio album during his lifetime, titled "Ritchie," which came out in 1959. After his tragic death in a plane crash, several compilation albums featuring his music were released posthumously. These compilations include various tracks he recorded, but his original studio output remains limited to that single album.

The first of the Watergate burglars to confess that the break-in had been approved by top officials with the Committee to Re-elect the President (CRP) was James McCord. During the trial, he revealed that the operation was sanctioned by higher-ups, which ultimately led to significant revelations about the scandal and its connection to the Nixon administration. McCord's confession played a crucial role in the unraveling of the Watergate cover-up.

As a result of President Nixon refusing to hand over the Watergate tapes, the Supreme Court ruled in United States v. Nixon (1974) that he had to comply with the subpoena and release the tapes. This decision was pivotal in the Watergate scandal, leading to the revelation of incriminating evidence against Nixon. Ultimately, the tapes contributed to the loss of political support and pressure for his resignation, which he announced on August 8, 1974.

Because, before he was in senate, he was part of a anti- communist movement, and he put many communists into court. Red was the communist color, hunter meant he put them away into jail.