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- vice president under Eisenhower and 37th President of the United States; resigned after the Watergate scandal in 1974 (1913-1994)
How To Use President Nixon In A Sentence
- President Nixon devalues the dollar, journeys to Peking and Moscow; the future remains unknown.
- Actually, President Nixon had called antiwar protesters "bums" two days before the shootings. Kent State Anniversary Blues
- Elizabeth Anne Ford was thrust onto the national stage unexpectedly when President Nixon chose her husband, then the House minority leader, as vice president after Spiro Agnew resigned. Betty Ford: A beacon for women, addicts
- Mao Zedong, who led Communist forces to victory in 1949, oversaw the rapprochement between China and the U.S. that stemmed from the Sino-Soviet split, and famously shook hands with President Nixon when he visited Beijing in 1972. Beijing Hails Start of a New Era
- This Vigil, conceived by a Quaker named Lawrence Scott, is credited with laying the foundation for the decision by President Nixon in 1969 to terminate our offensive bio-warfare program. Inside America's Biological Warfare Center
- In February, 1972, she was the only newspaperwoman to travel with President Nixon to China during his historic trip. Helen Thomas Radio Interview Mon. Mar. 9th, 8 am Pacific
- He was named a district judge by President Nixon in 1974 after a decade on the federal bankruptcy bench.
- He was named a district judge by President Nixon in 1974 after a decade on the federal bankruptcy bench.
- John also regaled them with the story of the actual gravestone going missing for years and turning up as a hearthstone in a local dwelling house prior to President Nixon's visit to Timahoe in the early 1970s.
- As I enjoyed the quasi-fictional depiction of President Nixon's trip to China at the Metropolitan Opera, my mind wandered as to whether his excursion to foreign territory and his interest in accelerating America's ties with Asia also catalyzed his passivity towards the tumultuous transformations in his own country; just as President Clinton's premature overtures to China for expansive trade catalyzed income inequality at home in hopes of futural prosperity fueled by the prospects of global demand for American products from a growing and wealthier global consumer. Milton Curry: Nixon in China and the American City: Radical Urban Revitalization Needed
