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All POWs from North Vietnam were released between the February 12 and the March 31, 1973. Our dreams had come true! We were finally back...

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Nixon Now! No, really...you should put Nixon in your cart now. Vintage President Nixon & first lady caricature in good condition. This is an original hand drawn ink illustration. We can't see any signature, so the artist is unknown. Very well done. Frame has some wear and paint missing. Measures 9" x 8 1/4".

Critics have been quick to compare the controversy surrounding the White House and Russia to the Watergate scandal that forced President Richard Nixon to resign. But the Watergate drama took longer to unfold -- more than two years -- than many people may remember. Here’s a quick refresher of the events that led to Nixon’s resignation.

In this handout image provided by the White House, First Lady Melania Trump poses for her official portrait in her residence at the White House April 2017 in Washington, DC.

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Portrait of former First Lady Pat Nixon , wife of American President Richard Nixon, wearing a striped dress and smiling, circa 1970s.

President Richard Nixon and First Lady Patricia Nixon instituted many changes and improvements to the White House during their time in Washington, D.C. The Nixons had a major outdoor...

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United States First Lady Pat Nixon, wife of President Richard M. Nixon is applauded by Nassau County Executive Ralph Caso and his wife, as she is introduced at a GOP rally held at the Nassau Coliseum...

President Richard Nixon , First Lady Pat Nixon and commissioner of baseball Bowie Kuhn stands for the National Anthem prior to the start of Major League Baseballs All Star game July 14, 1970 at...

1. Pat Nixon, the wife of Richard Nixon, was actually named Thelma. She gained the nickname Pat from her father because her birthday was the day before St. Patrick's Day.

The Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum has obtained six of Richard Nixon’s love letters to the lady that would become his wife, Pat. They are—what’s a kind word here?—florid. Can you distinguish Nixon’s prose from that of America’s other starry-eyed bard, Nicholas Sparks? A. “Every day and every night I want to see you and be with you. Yet I have no feeling of selfish ownership or jealousy.” B. “I want all of you, forever, you and me, everyday.” C. “Let’s go for a long ride Sunday; let’s go to the mountains weekends; let’s read books in front of fires; most of all, let’s really grow together and find the happiness we know is ours.” D. “While I sleep, I dream of you, and when I wake, I long to hold you in my arms. If anything, our time apart has only made me more certain that I want to spend my nights by your side, and my days with your heart.” E. “Somehow on Tuesday there was something electric in the usually almost stifling air ... And now I know. An Irish gypsy who radiates all that is happy and beautiful was there.” F. “If conversation was the lyrics, laughter was the music, making time spent together a melody that could be replayed over and over without getting stale.” G. “She left behind her a note addressed to a struggling barrister who looks from a window and dreams. And in that note he found sunshine and flowers, and a great spirit which only great ladies can inspire.” H. “The reason it hurts so much to separate is because our souls are connected. Maybe they always have been and will be. Maybe we’ve lived a thousand lives before this one and in each of them we've found each other.” I. “That a day spent with dreaming and sunsets and refreshing breezes cannot be bettered.” Answers Richard Nixon: A, C, E, G, Nicholas Sparks: B, D, F, H, I

Thelma Ryan was called “Pat” from an early age, and eventually became Pat Nixon, the thirty-seventh First Lady of the United States. A farmer’s daughter, she worked her whole life until her first child was born, doing whatever she could to get by. Her husband, Richard Nixon, fell in love with her on their very first date. Here is her amazing and fascinating story.

When Richard Nixon rode BART in 1972, he offered positive reviews and brought the nuclear...

This weekend marks the centennial of First Lady Pat Nixon, whose story is as fascinating as it is largely unknown offering a dramatic example of triumph over struggle that genuinely exemplified the idealized “American Dream.” It is told here through one hundred images to mark her one hundred years, video clips and some of her

His political career may have been rocky, but one constant in Richard Nixon’s life was his love for his wife, Pat.

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This is the fourth and final article in the series Christmas at the White House. You can find the previous three at the links at the end of this article. If contemporary observers expect a “theme” each succeeding year of how Christmas and the holiday season is celebrated in the White House, the very first

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This weekend marks the centennial of First Lady Pat Nixon, whose story is as fascinating as it is largely unknown offering a dramatic example of triumph over struggle that genuinely exemplified the idealized “American Dream.” It is told here through one hundred images to mark her one hundred years, video clips and some of her

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President Richard Nixon waves from the balcony of the Executive Mansion as he and first lady Pat Nixon, right, pose with Prince Charles, left, and Princess Anne, July 16, 1970