60 Minutes archives: How state dinners looked in 1971
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- President Trump holds his first state dinner this week. In 1971, 60 Minutes got a behind-the-scenes look as President Nixon threw the formal party.
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Back when social graces meant something. I miss those days.
I believe the older woman at Pres. Nixon's table is Alice Roosevelt Longworth who was the last surviving daughter of Pres. Teddy Roosevelt (in office 1901-1909). She was born in 1884 and was 87 when this state dinner occurred. She died at age 96.
Hm don’t think so Alice looked straight out of the 1800s in the 70s lol. you can see photos of her at Tricia Nixon’s wedding. She attended with Paulina’s daughter Joanna
@@Angelstar7774 Yes, as I look again, it's not Miss Roosevelt, and she would not be sitting at the head table next to Pres. Nixon at such a function. It's likely the wife of the Italian prime minister although she looks a little old to be his wife.
@@piustwelfth 😃😃
That music was lovely! I was a couple of weeks old when this episode aired.
JP M I was 3 yrs old
Ann Aw!
JP M : I myself wouldn't be born for another 3 months and 21 days when this episode aired. However, I saw in the comments that while the episode itself aired on 3/02/ 71 that the actual state diner took place on 2/18/71. Were you already born at that moment or not????
1971. The rule of money change. 😟😟😟
@@herondelatorre4023 Yes, I was born four days prior to 2/18/71.
I bet there were no cheeseburgers served at this presidential event.
The cheeseburgers were for the Clemson Tigers. They are not foreign digniaties and that was not a state dinner.
This State Dinner was on Thursday, February 18, 1971.
Beautifully elegant.
How the world looked before we were born 😊
Wow and no mudslinging towards the president & his family. I guess that is what they mean by "the good ole days"
March 2, 1971, was a Tuesday. Did 60 Minutes run a special episode that night?
No, the show aired on Tuesdays back then. It didn't air regularly on Sundays until the following season.
Peoples who hate you will only win if you hate them back. And then you destroyed yourself. 🤔🤔
The late Nelson Rockefeller also spotted.
The pre-Watergate days..
State dinner during the bloody Vietnam War. 😟😟😟
The very best people? really?
What an epic waste of 💰. For a fiscally conservative president, lol.
The first live shot of a State Dinner. Trump could have learned something.
Wendy Alexander Well the irretrievably ignorant will not learn. This old Persian proverb comes to mind: he who knows not and knows not that he knows not is a fool. He who knows not and knows that he knows not is a child, teach him. He who knows and knows not that he knows is asleep awaken him. And: he who knows and knows that he knows, is wise, follow him. Analyze the Presidents accordingly. Regards
@@bobbywimsy6741 Sometime last year my Mother quoted the same proverb when talking about President Trump, an his actions. It seems to be the only conclusion that can be drawn with regards to him. The past week is the final proof.
Trump lives rent free in your mind.
Mr Trump is truly missed. 😟😟😟