Nixon Presidential Library & Museum

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Beginning in February 1971, President Nixon began secretly taping conversations and telephone calls in several locations.
• Listen to the Tapes

Matthew Yglesias
Heads in the Sand
May 7 at 7:30p.m.
Matthew Yglesias: Heads in the Sand

A noted Net generation foreign policy expert and blogger offers a provocative analysis of Republican and Democratic views on world affairs. Yglesias, the associate editor of The Atlantic Monthly whose writing has appeared in The New York Times, argues for a return to the liberal internationalism of the Cold War era against neo-imperialism and isolationism.
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The Nixon Library is proud to announce new internship opportunities:

Paid Summer Internship in Yorba Linda, California

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Abrahm Lustgarten
China’s Great Train:
Beijing’s Drive West and the
Campaign to Remake Tibet
May 21 at 7:00p.m.
Lustgarten: China's great train
China spent years and billions of dollars to build a train to the heart of the Himalayas in the region known as Tibet. Fortune magazine writer Abrahm Lustgarten explains why in this work of investigative journalism. Former U.S. ambassador to Beijing James Lilley calls it “an insider’s view and an important contribution to understanding the enigmas of China.”
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