| #37 |
| Frost |
| Ike's veep |
| 1960 debater |
| Singer Marni |
| Richard or Pat |
| '70s president |
| 37th President |
| Pat or Richard |
| 1970s president |
| Checkers master |
| Famous traveler |
| Ford forerunner |
| Ford predecessor |
| White House name |
| Watergate figure |
| Resignee of 1974 |
| Oliver Stone film |
| Johnson successor |
| One of the Lakers |
| Eisenhower's veep |
| Ford pardoned him |
| Ford's predecessor |
| Resigned president |
| Johnson's successor |
| '50s vice president |
| 'Six Crises' writer |
| Disgraced president |
| Watergate president |
| 1950s vice president |
| He runs with Johnson |
| San Diego court star |
| Six Crises author |
| US president, d.1994 |
| 1974 pardon recipient |
| Aug. 9, 1974 resignee |
| Johnson's ex-teammate |
| Last Quaker president |
| Presidential resignee |
| '70s White House name |
| Disgraced US president |
| Kissinger's boss, once |
| Well-known tapes owner |
| Noted pardon recipient |
| 1995 Oliver Stone film |
| One of Santa's reindeer |
| 1960 debate participant |
| 37th commander in chief |
| Harmonica player Hammie |
| Winner of 1968 and 1972 |
| He visited China in 1972 |
| Landslide winner of 1972 |
| Lyndon Johnson successor |
| Noted 1972 China visitor |
| Pennsylvania Ave. tenant |
| President of the Senate. |
| 1995 Oliver Stone biopic |
| Southern strategy" leader |
| He resigned August 9, 1974 |
| Recipient of a Ford pardon |
| Agnes ___, soap-opera maven |
| McGovern's opponent in 1972 |
| Noteworthy resigner of 1974 |
| Time's 1971 Man of the Year |
| His middle name was Milhous |
| He attends Cabinet meetings. |
| He claimed not to be a crook |
| Cynthia of "Sex and the City |
| Name on a Yorba Linda library |
| Winner in a landslide in 1972 |
| __ in China": John Adams opera |
| First president to visit China |
| President who resigned in 1974 |
| President who was on "Laugh-In |
| President with an enemies list |
| Saturday Night Massacre figure |
| Tony-winning role for Langella |
| President who was "not a crook |
| The only US president to resign |
| US president before Gerald Ford |
| Surname on a Yorba Linda library |
| Who famously said "I'm not a crook |
| Stager of a 1968 political comeback |
| Tony-winning role for Frank Langella |
| Co-star of Parker, Cattrall and Davis |
| First sitting president to visit China |
| President who appeared on ''Laugh-In'' |
| President who launched the war on drugs |
| President with a library in Yorba Linda |
| New York gubernatorial candidate Cynthia |
| Frost/___," 2008 nominee for Best Picture |
| Oliver Stone film about the 37th president |
| Subject of a museum in Yorba Linda, Calif. |
| 37th president of the United States, resigned 1974 |
| His Western White House was dubbed La Casa Pacifica |
| He once placed a "long-distance call" to Aldrin and Armstrong |
| US president who allegedly said "I would have made a good pope |
| Follower of Johnson, and a two-word hint to this crossword's theme |
| U.S. president who becomes the president of future Earth on "Futurama |
| When the President does it, that means that it is not illegal" speaker |
| Whom Goldwater called "the most dishonest individual I have ever met in my life |
| September 8, 1974 pard recipient - and what the constructor did throughout this puzzle |
| You won't have ___ to kick around anymore, because, gentlemen, this is my last press conference" (1962 quote) |