(richard milhous)

Text and accompanying photographs discuss the 1974 Supreme Court decision that ruled President Nixon had to turn over tapes of White House conversations.

Biography of Richard M. Nixon from his childhood to his life after he resigned from the Presidency. Includes bibliographical references.

An investigative account of the secret war in Cambodia during the Vietnam War, and of the use of power by Nixon and Kissinger in Indo-Chinese foreign policy.

On cover: Profiles and reminiscenes of men who have shaped the modern world.

This biography introduces young readers to the life of Richard Nixon, beginning with his childhood in Whittier, California. Nixon's education at Whittier College and Duke University and his early career as a lawyer are discussed. In addition, his family and personal life, as well as his retirement years an elder statesman is highlighted.

Combines historical reproductions and photographs, cartoon-style illustrations, facts, and anecdotes in a look at the life of Richard M. Nixon, the thirty-seventh president of the United States.

Examines the life and achievements of Richard M. Nixon, the thirty-seventh president of the United States, from his birth in California in 1913, to his resignation from office in 1974 in the midst of scandal, to his death in 1994.

Surveys the life of the only United States president to resign from office.

Examines the Watergate scandal of 1972, when White House insiders broke into the Democratic National Committee's offices, discussing President Nixon's involvement, committee hearings and court proceedings, and the president's resignation.