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  1. Jan 15

    And, second, his advice that ours should be the party of the open door, open to all people, all parties, all faiths, all races. That is the kind of a party he would want and that is the kind of a party we are, and that we shall be in the years ahead." 4/4

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  2. Jan 15

    "First, an appreciation to all of you who have been selfless in your work for our party in campaigns. Sometimes we won. Sometimes we lost. But you gave everything you had. And that is, of course, the greatest attribute an individual can have [ . . . ] 3/4

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  3. Jan 15

    He concluded his remarks by saying, "I think these are the two thoughts that General Eisenhower would have wanted me, who was proud to be his Vice President during the 8 years he was President of the United States, to convey to you [ . . .] 2/4

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  4. Jan 15

    Fifty years ago today, President Nixon spoke at the dedication of the Dwight Eisenhower National Republican Center. In his remarks, RN shared memories of his time as President Eisenhower's VP, and about the vision that he and Eisenhower shared for the Republican party. 1/4

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  5. Jan 14

    While walking across the campus, a student tossed a snowball at the President in what some considered an act of protest. RN responded by making his own snowball and playfully lobbing it toward the student. 2/2

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  6. Jan 14

    Fifty years ago today, President Nixon visited the University of Nebraska - Lincoln to celebrate the Huskers' first national football title. The President also delivered an address directed at America's youth highlighting the National Center for Voluntary Action. 1/2

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  7. Jan 13

    Fifty years ago today, while taking a working vacation at La Casa Pacifica in their native Southern California, President and Mrs. Nixon enjoyed a walk on the beach together.

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  8. Jan 12

    Fifty years ago today, the Nixons enjoyed a "working vacation" at La Casa Pacifica in San Clemente, California. FUN FACT: Pat Nixon was the first FLOTUS to appear in public wearing pants.

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  9. Jan 11

    Perhaps this visit to one of the natural wonders of the world spurred RN’s lifelong passion for the preservation of nature, culminating in his Legacy of Parks initiative and the creation of the Environmental Protection Agency in 1970.

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  10. Jan 11

    On this day in 1908, President Theodore Roosevelt declared the Grand Canyon a national monument. In 1928, a young Richard Nixon visited the Grand Canyon with friends from Whittier High School. 1/2

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  11. Jan 10

    Happy birthday, President Nixon! Yesterday marked the 108 anniversary of the birth of our 37th President. In celebration of President Nixon's birthday, enjoy 10% off everything in the Museum Store!

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    Jan 9

    Honored to participate in today's panel celebrating the life of the great, Bruce Herschensohn, hosted by the on Nixon's 108th birthday commem. Bruce was such a beloved prof here ! Looking fwd to our own memorial this spring.

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  13. Jan 9

    Happy birthday, President Nixon! WATCH NOW: A special commemoration ceremony celebrating the birth of America's 37th President broadcast from the memorial site of President Nixon:

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  14. Jan 9

    Happy birthday, President Nixon! Watch a special commemoration ceremony broadcast from the Nixon Library today at 10 AM PT.

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  15. Jan 9

    Happy Birthday, President Nixon! Watch the virtual ceremony here starting at 10am PT:

    GAYLE ON THE ***VIRTUAL*** GO! 🚙📱💻 President Richard Nixon’s Birthday Commemoration Virtual Ceremony @ 10am Broadcast Event at the Nixon Library 108th anniversary is commemorated this morning at 10 with a special virtual broadcast.
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    Jan 9

    GAYLE ON THE ***VIRTUAL*** GO! 🚙📱💻 President Richard Nixon’s Birthday Commemoration Virtual Ceremony @ 10am Broadcast Event at the Nixon Library 108th anniversary is commemorated this morning at 10 with a special virtual broadcast.

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  17. Jan 9

    Happy birthday, President Nixon! Watch a special commemoration ceremony celebrating the birth of America's 37th today at 10 AM PT.

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  18. Jan 8

    Tommy Lasorda will be greatly missed at the Nixon Library where he was a longtime friend and regular guest. Rest In Peace, Coach.

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  19. Jan 7

    and the President of the United States, demonstrate for all the years to come the determination of our two great peoples to work together in friendship for peace and prosperity for the Pacific and for all people in the world." 3/3

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  20. Jan 7

    "Your journey symbolizes Japan's growing position in world affairs. We meet in Anchorage, Alaska, a place which is approximately the same distance between Tokyo and Washington, D.C. May this historic meeting, the first meeting in history between the Emperor of Japan . . . 2/3

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