Blain, Virginia et al., editors. The Feminist Companion to Literature in English: Women Writers from the Middle Ages to the Present. Yale University Press; Batsford.
Richard Nixon
Standard Name: Nixon, Richard
Connections
| Connections | Author name Sort descending | Excerpt |
|---|---|---|
| Occupation | Pearl S. Buck | She continued to write, and occasionally to attend meetings of Welcome House
and her Foundation
. When President Nixon
visited China in February 1972 she thought of either accompanying or following him, but found to... |
| Textual Production | Mary McCarthy | MMC
published another political work, The Mask of State: Watergate Portraits, this time taking as her subject the scandal which in the end brought down President Richard Nixon
. New York Times. New York Times Company. 30 June 1974 Kiernan, Frances. Seeing Mary Plain. W.W. Norton & Company. 630-1, 635 |
| Textual Production | Mary McCarthy | Vietnam was the result of this first trip to Saigon (also known as Ho Chi Minh City). It was first published as a three-part series and later collected in a pamphlet. McCarthy's simple yet direct... |
| Characters | Muriel Spark | Closely modelled on the Watergate scandal of June 1972, this present-tense novel explores the Machiavellian political cunning of the recently appointed Abbess Alexandra, the Richard Nixon
figure. Norman Page calls the highly mobile negotiator Sister... |
Timeline
26 September 1960: John F. Kennedy and Richard Nixon took part...
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26 September 1960
John F. Kennedy
and Richard Nixon
took part in the first televised debate between candidates for the presidency of the United States.
31 October 1968: US President Lyndon B. Johnson (in one of...
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31 October 1968
US President Lyndon B. Johnson
(in one of the final acts of his presidency) halted the bombing of North Vietnam, as a precondition for peace negotiations.
November 1968: Richard Nixon was elected President of the...
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November 1968
Richard Nixon
was elected President of the USA at the height of the Vietnam war. He was re-elected in November 1972.
4 May 1970: Members of the Ohio National Guard opened...
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4 May 1970
Members of the OhioNational Guard
opened fire on students of Kent State University
demonstrating peacefully against the Vietnam War (specifically, against Nixon
's sending ground troops to Cambodia). Four students (two of each sex) were killed.
13 June 1971: The New York Times began printing the Pentagon...
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13 June 1971
The New York Times began printing the Pentagon Papers dossier compiled by Daniel Ellsberg
as he worked for the US administration on an internal history of American involvement in Vietnam.
February 1972: US President Richard Nixon took the remarkable...
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February 1972
US President Richard Nixon
took the remarkable step of visiting Beijing with Henry Kissinger
for discussions with Communist Party Chairman Mao Tse-Tung
, restoring relations between China and the USA.
17 June 1972: A secret investigation unit made their second...
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17 June 1972
A secret investigation unit made their second break-in at the headquarters of the US Democratic Party
in the Watergate Building in Washington, DC; the investigators were arrested.
7 November 1972: Richard Nixon was re-elected President of...
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7 November 1972
Richard Nixon
was re-elected President of the United States—although his agency in the break-in to Democratic Party
headquarters in the Watergate Building in Washington, DC, had already been established by reporters Carl Bernstein
and...
9 August 1974: US President Richard Nixon, facing almost...
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9 August 1974
US President Richard Nixon
, facing almost certain impeachment over the Watergate scandal, resigned.
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