I grew up on a farm outside of Plains, Georgia. It was the Great Depression years; we didn't have electricity or running water. The first applianceÃÂ ...
Jimmy Carter. He was the last president to come to Washington as a total outsider, and the first president to get elected making an asset of hisÃÂ ...
Ravenel, center, with President Jimmy Carter, left. (Source: University of South Carolina Library Political Collections). Charleston, SC (WCSC) -. The state's Democratic party is remembering banker and politician Charles "Pug" Ravenel.
The guitarist has been receiving experimental cancer treatment similar to the therapy that's helped former U.S. President Jimmy Carter. Instead of using extremely aggressive measures to combat the illness, the pembrolizumab drug works in tandem with ...
Harold Denton, the NRC troubleshooter dispatched by President Jimmy Carter, arrives at three mile island. By now, NRC officials have ... Later in the day, President Carter announces he plans to visit TMI the following day. The same day, people being toÃÂ ...
London-based Mailman James Gibbins arrived in America in the early summer of 1978 and soon found a brilliant tale that [Daily Mail founder] Sunny Harmsworth would have adored: a hat story.
"Rosalynn and I mourn the loss of my cousin and lifelong friend Don Carter," Jimmy Carter said in a statement. "Don and I grew up together in Plains (Georgia) and he supported me throughout my political career.
Franklin Delano Roosevelt, the only American elected president four times, had an often overlooked strength that both sustained him under the torrent of abuse he endured and served to thwart his dyspeptic political opponents: FDR could laugh at the ...
The grouping of 37 photos at the Jimmy Carter Presidential Library and Museum in Atlanta is the first time Mr. Yamashita's land and sea Silk Road photos have been shown in tandem.
"Rosalynn and I mourn the loss of my cousin and lifelong friend Don Carter," Jimmy Carter said in a statement. "Don and I grew up together in Plains [Georgia] and he supported me throughout my political career.
This weekend is all about wildlife for many families thanks to a BioBlitz. (Source: WALB). The event at the Jimmy Carter Boyhood farm invites kids and adults alike to survey the land for native species.
Barack Obama is reportedly making $65 million for a joint book deal with his wife. That's an astounding number, to be sure, but it's also another example of how much it literally pays to be president of the United States.
"Rosalynn and I mourn the loss of my cousin and lifelong friend Don Carter," Jimmy Carter said in a statement. "Don and I grew up together in Plains (Georgia) and he supported me throughout my political career.
A recording by former United States President Jimmy Carter says, "This is a present from a small, distant world, a token of our sounds, our science, our images, our music, our thoughts and our feelings.
"My father was criticized in the early 1980s for supporting Ronald Reagan over Jimmy Carter for president, because Ronald Reagan was a Hollywood actor who'd been divorced and remarried," Falwell continued.
The demolition of the Skyline, which was owned by local businessman and entertainer Jimmy Carter - not to be confused with the 39th president of the United States - for decades, brought to an end the colorful history of one of the city's longest ...
"There is a religious experience in coming over top of a huge rapid and burying your bowman's face down until you maybe can't see him," Claude Terry describes of our 39th president, Jimmy Carter - then Georgia governor - completing the first tandem ...
She wanted Rockefeller to intercede with Jimmy Carter and ask the President to relent on his decision against granting the Shah refuge in the United States.
Koffsky also pointed to and appeared to reaffirm a 1977 Justice Department opinion issued to President Jimmy Carter's White House that a longtime adviser to Carter who was holding meetings and coordinating White House work should be given an officialÃÂ ...
Suspicious content was found on a statue of former President Jimmy Carter on March 13. JOHN SPINK / JSPINK@AJC.COM. Story Highlights; The Capitol and multiple roads around it were closed for hours on March 13 while authorities investigated.
"President Jimmy Carter had metastatic melanoma to his brain and to his liver," Dr. Gary Gilliland, president of Seattle's Fred Hutchinson cancer Research Center, told KIRO Radio's Ron and Don.
