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Scholarly article in Journal of Nantong University (Social Sciences Edition), no. 3, 2007
The House votes on the Civil Rights Act of 1964 are recorded with small but notable discrepancies across contemporary and later summaries, but the dominant, widely cited breakdown for the final House ...
The primary reasons for the White House renovation under the Kennedy administration were to transform the executive mansion into a carefully researched , to restore historic character and furnishings,...
The Kennedy administration, led publicly by First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy, carried out a high-profile, historically focused restoration of the White House that emphasized acquiring period furnishings,...
The claim that ’s “” speech was plagiarized and wholly written by is inaccurate: historians and primary sources show Levison and helped draft the speech, but King substantially revised, improvised, an...
American presidents across eras have used deception as a policy tool — from George Washington’s private evasions through the Vietnam, Watergate and post‑9/11 eras to the Trump administration’s prolifi...
Jacqueline Kennedy led a major restoration of the White House during the Kennedy administration that focused on the State Floor and many principal rooms; by late 1963 “most of the state rooms on the g...
The sources reviewed do not provide a single, authoritative dollar figure for the total cost of White House renovations during the Kennedy administration; the only concrete budget number documented is...
Jacqueline Kennedy led a high-profile White House restoration in 1961–1963 that targeted multiple state and private rooms, aiming to restore historic furnishings and present American presidential hist...
The single most consequential renovation of the White House in the past century was the Truman Reconstruction (1949–1952), when the interior was completely dismantled and rebuilt with a new steel supe...