Vice President Nelson Rockefeller’s former deputy press secretary acknowledged her notoriety with the politician’s death in a self-written obituary published earlier this month after a ...

Megan Marshack, the journalist and aide to former vice president Nelson Rockefeller, has died in California at the age of 70. After decades of silence, Marshack used a self-penned obituary to ...

In a quivering voice, a woman gave a 911 dispatcher the address of a townhouse on West 54th Street in Manhattan. “It’s death.

Nixon resigned from office and Nelson A. Rockefeller was chosen by President Gerald R. Ford for the vice presidency. The choice, initially thought to be a safe one, led to a long series of ...

Megan Marshack, an aide to Nelson Rockefeller who was with the former New York governor and vice president when he died under circumstances that spurred intense speculation, has died in California ...

The family was so upset then that, as Rockefeller biographers Peter Collier and David Horowitz wrote, ‘they would rather that Nelson was not vice president if the central trusts were exposed.’” ...

Again and again during his erratic flir tation with the Republican presidential nomination, Nelson Rockefeller insisted that he did not want to be a candidate for Vice President. On the first of ...

Nelson Rockefeller believed in fate ... offers to be "standby equipment," as he referred to the nomination for vice president. But when in the summer of 1974 he was asked to take on that role ...

Mr. Ford had chosen him to be vice president after the resignation ... “On His Own Terms: A Life of Nelson Rockefeller.” New York’s tabloid newspapers wrote about Ms. Marshack almost daily ...

Nelson Rockefeller believed in fate ... offers to be "standby equipment," as he referred to the nomination for vice president. But when in the summer of 1974 he was asked to take on that role ...