Jun 2, 2017 | News, Pre-Presidential Years, Vietnam
An excerpt from James Bowman’s article “A wilderness of mirrors” in The New Criterion. The New York Times ran a curious piece by Peter Baker claiming that, after almost half a century, the long-dead former President Richard M. Nixon had finally been rumbled. There it...
May 18, 2017 | Foundation News, In Memoriam, News
RN and Roger Ailes in the Oval Office. Roger Ailes, Nixon’s Television Man As a 28-year-old TV expert, Roger Ailes produced and directed television programs for presidential candidate Richard Nixon, playing a key role RN’s great comeback and victorious...
Apr 26, 2017 | News, Nixon Library Events
A public memorial service was held in Yorba Linda, California, attended by world dignitaries and all five living presidents. Farewell, Mr. President Following the news of President Nixon’s death in New York City on Friday, April 22, thousands came to The Richard...
Apr 17, 2017 | News, News Media
Did Nixon deliberately prolong Vietnam War? Dayton Daily News By Jack Torry April 17, 2017 WASHINGTON – A new biography of Richard Nixon by journalist John Farrell (Richard Nixon: The Life) is the best book ever written on the former president’s life with one...
Apr 7, 2017 | News, Uncategorized
TRANSCRIPT Only One China? The Shanghai Communiqué in the Age of Trump Richard Nixon Presidential Library March 28, 2017 Program Synopsis • Video Participants Ambassador Karl Eikenberry is the Oksenberg-Rohlen Fellow and Director of the U.S.-Asia Security Initiative...
Mar 14, 2017 | Foundation News, In Memoriam, News
Solomon played a key role in “Ping Pong Diplomacy;” leading to President Nixon’s opening of China The Nixon Foundation mourns the loss of Richard H. Solomon, a distinguished diplomat who helped open China to the world. He died March 13 at his home in...
