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• *** Quote *** Ronald Wilson Reagan was born in Tampico, Illinois (about 100 miles -160 kilometers- West of Chicago) on February 8th, 1911. ... He was the son of Jack, a shoe salesman and Nelle Reagan. His mother was the one that interested Ronald, or "Dutch" (a nickname given to him by his father), in acting. ...
• Ronald Reagan attended Eureka College from the fall of 1928 until his graduation in 1932. The religiously affiliated Eureka College granted Reagan a scholarship for needy students that provided for half the tuition and a job so he could pay for his meals. Reagan's first job after college was at WOC station in Davenport, Iowa as a radio announcer. ... In 1940, Reagan married Jane Wyman, an actress. ...
• In 1949, when Jane Wyman's career was flourishing while Reagan's career had somewhat stagnated, Wyman divorced Reagan and got custody of the couples two young children; Michael, their adopted son, and their daughter Maureen. ...
• Meanwhile Reagan was involved in the SAG (Screen Actors Guild) and was the organization's president from 1947 till 1952. In 1952 Reagan married again, this time to Nancy Davis. They had two children together, Patricia and Ronald Jr. Two years later, in 1954, General Electric offered Reagan a job hosting the company's weekly television series and delivering corporate speeches. In 1962 his employment at General Electric was abruptly ended by the company and Reagan returned to playing television and film roles. ...
• In 1967 Reagan became governor of California, he was re-elected in 1970 but decided not to run for a third term in 1975. Reagan had been in the speech circuit prior to being a governor and he returned there now until he became the republican presidential candidate in 1980. ...

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•    President Reagan was born in Tampico, Illinois. Of the three Illinois presidents, including Lincoln and Grant, Reagan was the only one born in the state. Tampico boasts the Reagan birthplace, reconstructed to the period and has the very bedroom where he was born. The site also includes a small town museum filled with Reagan memorabilia and collectables.
•    Dixon, considered by Ronald to be his hometown, is where he attended school and church, graduated from Dixon High, taught Sunday school, developed his early acting skills and saved 77 lives while working as a summer lifeguard at Lowell Park. Dixon boasts the Reagan Home, Dixon Historic Center which houses the famous "Jelly Belly" portrait, Wings of Peace with a Berlin Wall replica, the Reagan Way and other sites celebrating their connection to the President.
• Here Ronald majored in economics, played football, furthered his drama skills and returned many years later to deliver his "Salt 2" speech, hailed by many to be the beginning of the end of the cold war. The campus features the site where the speech was given with a bust of Reagan, as well as an impressive museum dedicated to his life and legacy.
•    Other cities along the trail contribute their stories of the early Reagan. ...
•    The Ronald Reagan Trail was officially designated by the Illinois General Assembly on May 21, 1999. For a glimpse of what made a common man into a great president, visit the Ronald Reagan Trail.
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• Several years after graduating from college and while employed as a sports announcer by a radio station in Iowa, Ronald Reagan began taking home-study U. ...
• Reagan interrupted his acting career and on April 19, 1942, went on active duty. ... Reagan took his first physical exam, he was not accepted for active duty due to eyesight difficulties. ...
• Reagan for the leading role, so on May 15, 1942, he applied for transfer from the Cavalry to the AAF. ...
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• Reagan served as Personnel Officer, Post Adjutant, Executive Officer, and even Commanding Officer, often two or more at the same time. ... Reagan "has proven himself to be an officer of exceptional ability, demonstrating unusual initiative, and performs his duties in a superior manner. Captain Reagan has received a 'superior' efficiency rating continually since 1 Jul. ... Reagan repeatedly volunteering to assist in producing and narrating AAF motion pictures, in addition to his regular duties. ...
• Reagan was recommended for promotion but because there was no major's vacancy in his unit at the time, the request was not approved. ...

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•  Ronald Reagan, a powerfully anointed Evangelist, is known for his dynamic preaching and teaching. ... The Reagan's have a total of seventeen years Pastoral experience.
• Evangelist Ronald Reagan's heart for winning the lost is evidenced in the response to the thousands of revivals and crusades that he has held across the United States as well as many foreign countries. To this point, the Reagan's have seen over 10,000 conversions, and helped plant two churches in Mexico, one in India, and two in the United States. ...
• We welcome you to the Reagan Ministries web site in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ.   Here you can learn more about Reagan Ministries and read the wonderful results of what God is doing through Reagan Ministries in revivals across the land.   You can also keep up with the Reagan's as they  travel throughout the land preaching the Word of God.   Join the Reagan's at a revival service near you and experience the powerful anointing of God for yourself.   And be sure to visit the Reagan Ministries Tape Ministry page to view and choose from the many tape series, CDs and videos that are available through Reagan Ministries.
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• BRONZE BUST FOR RONALD REAGAN.
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• The Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in Los Angeles, currently under construction and scheduled to be completed later this year, has received a valuable addition to its growing art collection.
• John Zavrel of Clarence, New York, director for Cultural Affairs of the German-American National Congress (DANK), presented the original, larger-than-life bronze bust of the former President to Ronald Reagan in his office in the Century City in Los Angeles.
• Reagan recalled his last trip with his wife Nancy to the Rhineland and his meeting with the Chancellor Helmut Kohl in Bonn. ... It will be displayed as a monument in front of the Reagan Library. ...
• "It was my intention not only to achieve a likeness of Ronald Reagan in the portrait, but also to capture the optimism, courage, and the faith in the future that Ronald Reagan expressed during the various decades of his life," remarked Kurt Arentz about his bust.
• The portrait bust of Ronald Reagan, commissioned by John Zavrel in his years -long efforts to promote cooperation and friendly relations between the United States and Germany on an unofficial, people-to-people basis, belongs within the framework of portraits of important personalities of our time, created by Kurt Arentz.
• The portrait of Ronald Reagan is a homage to a great statesman, whom the majority of Germans compare with Konrad Adenauer, the first Chancellor of the Federal Republic, in their achievements, radiance, and fascination.
• Ronald Reagan has always been very popular with the majority of the German people, young and old. ...
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• The son of a shoe salesman, Ronald Reagan was born in Illinois in 1911. Said Reagan, "We didn't live on the wrong side of the tracks, but close enough to hear the train whistles. " Reagan was a construction worker, a life guard, radio announcer and actor. ... The Republican party was impressed with his political views and charisma and Reagan, who had not held public office before, was elected Governor with their backing. During his term in office, Reagan approved the construction of an elaborate new Governor's Mansion. ... Reagan holds the distinction of being the only California governor to become President of the United States. ...
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• President Reagan has had many great moments recorded for posterity. ...
• Reflecting on his years of service, President Reagan notes that the government shares the triumphs with the people. ...
• In a soundbite that scared liberals more than the Soviets, President Reagan made a modest proposal. ...
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• When bitterly cold weather forced President Reagan's Second Inaugural ceremonies indoors, the swearing-in ceremony was held in the Rotunda of the U. ...
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• " Radio broadcaster, motion picture star, TV host and former President of the United States Ronald Wilson Reagan understood how a glance or a pause can project a relaxed style and make your opponent look stiff - making Reagan one of the greatest televison communicators of all time. ...
• But in the sixties, no politico had the public face time that Ronald Reagan had.
• Supporting actor and leading man Ronald Reagan was in transition in 1947. ...
• There were positives on the horizon - the new medium of television was a consideration and Reagan was elected president of the Screen Actors Guild in 1947. ...
• That was the same year the FBI visited Ronald Reagan and his wife Jane Wyman (Falcon Crest) accusing them of having Communist party affiliations. Reagan agreed to become an informant and testified as a friendly witness before the before the House Un-American Activities Committee. This was the height of the Hollywood blacklist era and Ronald Reagan was proud to turn names of suspected Hollywood communists over to the FBI. ...
• Reagan married actress Nancy Davis (his co-star in Hellcats of the Navy) on March 4, 1952 and made the transition to television in 1953 as the MC of ABC's weekly celebrity profile show, The Orchid Award. ...
• Reagan himself narrowly avoided prosecution.
• Shortly after this deal was made, Reagan was made a partner in MCA and given the hosting gig on MCA's prestigious General Electric Theater, a weekly anthology series that debuted on CBS in 1954. ...
• GE positioned Reagan as a respected TV spokesperson and corporate ambassador - casting him in the role that would take him all the way to the White House. During the series' eight-year run, Reagan made hundreds of personal appearances around the country on GE's behalf. There was even an LP for sale in record stores around the USA, Themes from the GE Theater, with a smiling Ronald Reagan on the cover. ...
• Reagan resigned as SAG president in 1960 following a bitter actor's strike, but not before presiding over what is known by some in Hollywood as "The Great Giveaway" - a SAG contract with the studios that provided residuals only for actors in films made after 1961. ...
• Between the years 1950 - 1964, Ronald Reagan was seen as a guest actor on dozens of dramatic anthology programs like Ford Theater, Schlitz Playhouse of the Stars and Kraft Suspense Theater, in addition to a rare regular series appearance on Wagon Train in 1963.
• But i t was on comedy-variety shows like The Milton Berle Texaco Star Theater, Bob Hope Buick Show and Art Linkletter's House Party that Reagan developed the unflappable, self-deprecating style that served him so well as a speaker.

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• On January 20, 1981, Ronald Reagan was elected the fortieth president of the United States and proceeded to serve two extremely successful terms in office. While Reagan remains one of the most popular presidents in American history, the path he took to gain the office of the presidency is quite unique. ...
• Born in Tampico, Illinois, on February 6, 1911, Reagan began his career in the entertainment industry as a sports announcer for an Iowa radio station. ... Even though Reagan was busy acting, he still showed signs of leadership which would later turn into a successful political career. ...
• It was in 1952, however, that Reagan married the love of this life, Nancy Davis. With Nancy at his side, Reagan burst onto to the political scene in 1966 when he (to the surprise of many) won the race for California governor by nearly one million votes. ...
• Holding the prime position of governor in California made Reagan set his sights even higher--becoming president of the United States. ... In typical Reagan fashion, however, he refused to give up and clinched the 1980 nomination by a vote of 1,939 to 55. ...
• Reagan quickly recovered from the incident and went on to implement his economic plan (dubbed "Reaganomics") into American society. ...
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• Reagan was renominated in 1984 and won by a landslide against challenger Walter Mondale. During this term, Reagan was touched by scandal when the administration admitted in 1986 it had been secretly selling arms to Iran, with some of the profits potentially funneling to guerillas in Nicaragua. ... President Reagan claimed to have been kept in the dark about the Iran-Contra link by national security advisor, John Poindexter, and his aide, Lt. ... By the scandal's end, Reagan was portrayed as a confused and uninformed president; other top officials, however, were less fortunate and faced multiple indictments in 1988. ...
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• This site contains extensive biographical data on Ronald Reagan, including information about his early life, political career, significant events of his administrations, and his cabinet and Supreme Court appointments. ... Useful links lead to the texts of his inaugural addresses, to the Reagan Presidential Library site, and to the intriguing Ronald Reagan Homepage. ...
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• This "Presidents of the United States" site is a good starting point for research on Ronald Reagan. Along with the basic biographical information on Reagan, the site also provides election results, lists of his cabinet officers, and information on important people in his life and in politics of the time. Perhaps the most important feature for researchers is access to an extensive list of historical documents and to Reagan quotations. ...
• Ronald Reagan: Fortieth President 1981-1989.
• This "official White House biography" of Ronald Reagan presents a basic biography, a nice color portrait, and some fast facts. There are links to his inaugural addresses, to the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library, and to a short biography of his wife, Nancy Davis Reagan. The Reagan biography emphasizes the achievements of the "Reagan Revolution," legislation to stimulate economic growth, curb inflation, and increase employment, and his "peace through strength" foreign policy. ...

• Ronald Reagan: A Legacy Remembered draws on a series of exclusive interviews conducted by CNN Washington Bureau chief, Frank Sesno, to shed new light on America's 40th President. ... World leaders, including Mikhail Gorbachev, reflect on Reagan's accomplishments as a statesman. ...
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• When Reagan left office in 1988, he thanked each and every member of the “Reagan Revolution” with these words: We’ve done our part. And as I walk into the city streets, a final word to the men and women of the Reagan Revolution, the men and women across America who for eight years did the work that brought America back. ...
• Reagan came in to the office of President with some very specific goals – cutting the size of the federal government, getting the government out of the back pockets of the American people, reducing the tax burden on American citizens, and bringing about an end to the evil empire of the Soviet Union. From day one, Reagan worked feverishly and systematically towards coming up with solutions to each and every one of the aforementioned problems and in doing so, rejuvenated the American spirit. Although he had made unsuccessful bids for President in 1968 and 1976, Reagan won the Republican Party’s nomination with this simple phrase, “Ask yourself, are you better off now than you were four years ago?” (This question was easily answered in the negative by anyone who can recall living through the ridiculously awful presidency of Jimmy Carter. ...
• In a time when conventional politicians were cynical and many thought that America’s best days were behind her, Reagan exuded an optimism that said America’s best days were still ahead. ... When Ronald Reagan handed Jimmy Carter his ass during the 1980 presidential election, the people spoke with a resounding roar and on January 20th, 1981, Ronald Reagan was inaugurated as the 40th President of these United States. ...
• Reagan worked feverishly with legislators as he prepared an Economic Recovery bill to send to Congress. ... The bullet only missed the President’s heart by one inch and true to form, Reagan managed to joke about the attempt on his life soon after the shooting – not realizing how close he had truly come to death. ...
• By 1984, Reagan’s stimulus package and the tax breaks included within it had revamped and rejuvenated the economy. ... It was around this time that Ronald Reagan and George Bush won re-election by one of the largest margins ever in United States history – completely obliterating the Democratic ticket of Walter Mondale and Geraldine Ferraro – essentially wiping them off of the political landscape. ...

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• Few politicians have come to represent their era as definitively as former president Ronald Reagan. ... <p><I>Ronald Reagan: A Tribute</I> traces the rise of this unlikely politician, from his early years as a successful Hollywood actor to his six terms as president of the Screen Actors Guild. These telling clips reveal the charm, insight, and common-sense wisdom that compelled Reagan to seek, and win, the governorship of California in 1966 - and later brought him all the way to the Oval Office. <p>This program includes highlights from rare McCarthy-era hearings, the heated 1966 California gubernatorial race, Reagan's fiery acceptance of the Republican presidential nomination, a press conference with Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin, oath of office and inaugural remarks, State of the Union addresses, and Reagan's formal farewell to the American people. ... " (Ronald Reagan) .
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