For Feuding Nixon Sisters, Finally a Peace With Honor. By JOHN-THOR DAHLBURG and STUART PFEIFER . Aug. 9, 2002 12 AM PT . Share via Close extra sharing options. ... Shortly after Nixon resigned, ...

The famous speech was written for Nixon by Raymond Price. Price was a former newspaper man who had been with Nixon since his successful presidential campaign in 1968. He knew Nixon’s voice well.

Vietnam had been Lyndon Johnson’s war, and it destroyed his presidency. Richard Nixon entered the White House on Jan. 20, 1969, anxious to avoid Johnson’s fate. Nixon had been elected on the ...

In Beverly Hills, Calif., the day after the third TV debate, Vice President Nixon made his major foreign-policy speech of the campaign. ... REPUBLICANS: Nixon’s Offensive for Peace. 2 minute read.

Transcripts: Nixon's resignation speech, Nixon's farewell speech, Ford's pardon speech, ... but they also wanted creative statesmanship in achieving a genuine peace with honor.

Richard M. Nixon became the 37th President of the United States yesterday with a “sacred commitment” to devote himself and his office to the cause of peace. The grocer’s son from the small ...

“Peace with honor” was a phrase President Richard Nixon emphasized in an announcement to end the United States’ direct involvement with the war in Vietnam. Throughout the 1968 presidential ...

The speech was no sudden inspiration. Nixon had been planning a major pronouncement for nearly two months, and had ordered National Security Adviser Henry Kissinger to begin drafting it a week ...

In his speech, Nixon promised “a peace with honor” in Vietnam. A small group of George McGovern supporters attempted to interrupt the speech with chants of “no more Nixon” and “Watergate.” ...