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    Richard Nixon's body did not lie in State at the Capitol by his willingness or without the option to do it?

    Question #84616. Asked by uclageographer. (Aug 16 07 4:58 PM)


    zbeckabee

    		President Nixon's family (like those of Presidents Wilson, Coolidge, Franklin Roosevelt, and Truman) chose not to accept the honor.


    http://www.diplom.org/manus/Presidents/faq/instate.html

    Aug 16 07, 6:20 PM

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