Nixon decided to make his speech on the night of Aug. 8, 1974, telling the nation his resignation would become effective at noon the next day. Rather than apologize, Nixon said, "I have concluded ...

He and wife Trisha stood behind Nixon when he gave his resignation speech on TV and joined him on Marine One when he departed the White House. “[Nixon[ saw it as a Greek tragedy because he didn ...

Aug. 8, 1974: I went upstairs to see Rose Mary Woods, who was at her typewriter, crying. She was typing Nixon’s resignation speech. Carl Bernstein called. Only a predatory ass would think to call at ...

Five decades have now passed since Richard Nixon tendered his resignation as president on the morning of August 9, 1974, in the climax to the Watergate scandal. In announcing his resignation in an ...

Karp concluded his letter with a call to action for rooting out the "cynics and the skeptics," quoting an excerpt from President Nixon's 1974 resignation speech. "Always remember, others may hate you.

The immediate sting of Mr. Nixon’s resignation has passed ... Kennedy’s fabled “ask-not-what-your-country-can-do-for-you” speech, spoke of “a high adventure – one as rich as humanity ...

On the day the Watergate burglar trial began, The Journal-News and its sister papers issued a full-page, full-throated ...

On the afternoon of the day after Nixon's resignation speech, I sat with a young woman reporter, my future wife, on the steps of her house as we talked about how magnificent it was that America's ...