Jimmy Carter was alive for 40% of US history
Jimmy Carter was the first U.S. president to live to be 100 years old — a feat made even more incredible by the fact that he was alive for 40% of the nation’s history. When Carter was born in 1924, former President Calvin Coolidge was nearing the end of his first term and was just a month away from his second presidential election.
Jimmy Carter, 39th president of the United States, was a bestselling author in a wide range of genres. His stories drew from ...
For many years, the 39th president generated little attention from authors. But recently books have sought to re-evaluate his ...
Jason Carter, the eldest grandchild of Jimmy Carter, will delivery one of the eulogies at the 39th US president’s state ...
The former president, who died at 100 on Sunday, was a prolific writer, especially in the decades after he left the White ...
Among some of the unexpected distinctions that have popped up in social media threads after seeing old photos of Carter is he ...
The author of a Jimmy Carter biography, Jonathan Alter, shares what it was like for Carter growing up in Plains and throughout his journey to the White House.
The peanut farmer from Georgia was a virtual unknown when he launched his long-shot 1976 presidential bid that took him from ...
According to a detailed family history compiled by one of the former president’s sons, the two men shared a common ancestor ...
Rev. Tony Lowden will read a prayer Thursday in Washington and then preside over the private, final service for President Jimmy Carter in Plains.
A principal from a San Fernando Valley school who visited the Carters over the years will attend Thursday state funeral ...
Alter indicates that Carter by-and-large, avoided any involvement in the civil rights movement, including never meeting with ...
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