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Audio recordings of ten conversations between President Richard M.  Nixon and Director of Central Intelligence Richard M.. Helms are now  available online.

The conversations, which took place in 1971 and 1972, addressed  topics including Vietnam, the India-Pakistan War of 1971, the Soviet  Union, China, the Bay of Pigs, and more.  Several of the recordings  are still partially censored for national security reasons.

The materials were selected and prepared for online publication by  Texas historian Dr. Luke Nichter. Nichter created the nixontapes.org website in July 2007 with the intention of finally making available to researchers and the public a user-friendly, complete collection of the Nixon tapes.

http://www.nixontapes.org/rmh.htm

 

The asset is a piano from Hammersmith Farm, the Newport, RI childhood home of Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy Onassis and the "Summer White House" for President and Mrs. Kennedy.  It is an Aeolian Walnut Baby Grand Piano that was manufactured in 1909 and resided at Hammersmith Farm until 1999, when the house was sold to a private buyer.  

 The piano was played at the wedding reception of President and Jackie Kennedy; is said to have been tinkered on by Jackie during her childhood years; and was played by Liberace during his visit to Hammersmith Farm.

 The piano's serial number traces to a 1909 manufacture date and tuners' etchings in the piano show dates and initials from 1959-1986.

 We acquired the piano at auction in March of 2001.  We were told it was to be part of the original Christie's auction of Hammersmith Farm furnishings in 2000; however, there was some confusion and the piano was mistakenly excluded from the auction.  It was then auctioned by Micheal Corcoran, Gustave, J.S. White Co., Newport, Rhode Island.

 
Attached is a photo of the Kennedy family with the piano.  This photo was obtained from the Kennedy Library in Boston.  You will also note a letter from Hugh D. Auchincloss III, Jackie's stepbrother, attesting to the piano's history.  For further reference, the piano was also featured in the August 1991 copy of Architectural Digest.

As this instrument was played regularly by the family when Jackie was growing up and at the wedding of President and Jackie Kennedy, we hope its cultural significance would be prized by you.  If you know of anyone who may be interested, please e-mail me at cmsamson46@hotmail.com.