Henry A. Kissinger's remarks after he is sworn in as Secretary of State, September 22, 1973.
Nixon appeals to the "silent majority" to elect a Republican president who can unite the American people.
Johnson describes his domestic agenda and vision for a better America.
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The headline of this Los Angeles Times article reads "President Wants TV Scandals Cleaned Up." Published November 5, 1959.
Evelyn Nesbit described the events surrounding her lover Stanford White's 1906 murder in two memoirs.
Here's a list of books to learn more about the Orphan Trains.
Read two articles from The New York Times and one from The Boston Post in January 1909.
Ruth Gruber went to Alaska under the auspices of Secretary of the Interior Harold Ickes. Gruber describes some of the people she met in Fairbanks, and describes her hopes for bringing settlers to the territory.
Read the fine print in this pageant contract, which includes the notorious rule barring non-white women from competing.
Read Dillinger's fan mail, the true confessions of his sweethearts, and crime laws enacted to stop 1930s desperadoes.
