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>> i always had the drive of my father behind me, saying i had to quit when i was in the sixth grade so, you're going to do better. >> when we came in as freshmen, dick nixon was something of an opportunist. he wasn't athletic, but he went out for the football team. this was deliberate because the image served him well since this would contribute to his election as student body president, as a leader on campus. >> i worked my way through college and through law school. >> in 1940 probably the best thing that ever happened to me happened. i married pat.

We have a house in whittier, california which cost 13,000 -- i own a 1950 oldsmobile -- >> we have no stocks and bonds of any type. my wife's sitting over here. pat doesn't have a mink coat. but she does have a respectable republican cloth coat. and i always tell her that she'd look good in anything. one other thing i probably should tell you because if i don't they'll probably be saying this about me too, we did get something, a gift after the election. you know what it was? it was a little cocker spaniel dog, black and white spotted. and our little girl trisha, the 6-year-old, named it check...

Year from a non-political -- we got a house in washington. we have a house in whittier, california which cost 13,000 -- i own a 1950 oldsmobile -- >> we have no stocks and bonds of any type. my wife's sitting over here. pat doesn't have a mink coat. but she does have a respectable republican cloth coat. and i always tell her that she'd look good in anything. one other thing i probably should tell you because if i don't they'll probably be saying this about me too, we did get something, a gift after the election. you know what it was? it was a little cocker spaniel dog, black and white spotted....

Thing that ever happened to me happened. i married pat. she was a beautiful girl, and she was a very remarkable person too. her mother died when she was about 9 years of age. her father died when she was 16. and still graduated from usc with honors. >> in 1942 i went into the service. >> i enlisted in the navy. i was convinced that with this aggression that was sweeping across the globe that no one could stand aside. >> how jubilant was the taste of victory, how sweet the rewards of peace. >> i received a wire from an old friend. the banker in our hometown, whittier, california, saying

>> they always had the drive of my father behind me. you're going to do better. >> when we came in as freshmen, it was something of an opportunist. he wasn't athletic, but he went out for the football team. this was delivered because the image is served him well. this was the leader on campus. >> i worked my way thirough college and through law school. in 1940 probably the best thing that ever happened to me happened. i married pat. she was a beautiful girl. she was a very remarkable person too. her mother died when she was