It wasn't long before all 591 erstwhile prisoners were formally invited to the White House for the largest ... Bless America" with President Nixon, First Lady Pat Nixon, Sammy Davis, Jr. and ...

The grounds include gardens, a teahouse, a skeet range, and a putting green ... moved to their "Western White House" in San Clemente, California, after Richard Nixon resigned from the presidency.

Readers are told that in Dolly’s “great white house amid the dark green trees”—an image ... later that year. After Nixon was elected, he and Pat did extend some White House invitations ...

Willard Marriott pleaded with Washington hotelmen not to raise rates during the festivities; unknown to him, his own Marriott Motor Hotels had hiked the price of a double room by 20%, to $30 a night.

What a first lady eats can say a lot about the food values of a presidential administration. Some first ladies have ...

The house, named the official VP residence ... AP Set on 12 acres of the 72-acre observatory, the white, three-story mansion features a wraparound porch, green shutters, a turret, and a blue ...

So far, every American president except George Washington has stayed in the White House. Now it has got a new ... ladies refurbished some rooms. The Blue Room was renovated by Jacqueline Kennedy, ...

according to the White House. Set on 12 acres of the 72-acre observatory, the white, three-story mansion features a wraparound porch, green shutters, a turret, and a blue roof. Built with brick ...

The scene of carnage on pristine green ... Nixon was “on the edge of a nervous breakdown” in May 1970. His state of mind was shown the morning after the invasion of Cambodia before its full impact on ...

The Bidwell Women’s Golf Club held its Annual Officer’s Installation and Awards luncheon last week at the Bidwell Grill, partaking in a nice lunch provided by Misty Brown and her staff.

In case there’s any doubt about whose house the Grammys are it ... Stars like Mike Dirnt from Green Day and singer Jacob Collier sported a pin representing the MusiCares fire relief efforts. The ...

These questions arose in the Nixon era, too, and for good reason. After coming under sustained White House pressure, the CBS founder, William S. Paley, agreed to end the new practice of providing ...