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Related: About this forumOn May 13, 1958, Eisenhower sent troops to rescue Vice President Nixon when he was endangered.
Eisenhower sent troops to rescue Vice President Nixon when he was endangered by an angry, violent crowd in Caracas today 1958:
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On May 13, 1958, Eisenhower sent troops to rescue Vice President Nixon when he was endangered. (Original Post)
mahatmakanejeeves
May 2023
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DDySiegs
(258 posts)1. Quite a Contrast to Trump's response to the "hang Mike Pence" crowd on 1/6
quaint
(3,550 posts)2. Secret Service heroes.
My mother really admired Pat Nixon. She wanted Lodge for president and Pat for First Lady. She was a freshman at Whittier High when Tricky was a senior. My dad's side were all Kennedy Democrats. All it took was Nixon's presidency to convert my mom.
Freddie
(9,695 posts)3. One of my earliest memories (I was 3)
Was Mom and Dad bringing home Nixon for President balloons in 1960. They came to their senses and he was the last Repug they supported.
Karadeniz
(23,424 posts)4. Thanks... I'd never heard of this!!!