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Harold Jackson

December 2023

  • Sandra Day O'Connor testifying at a judicial hearing in September 1981.

    Sandra Day O’Connor obituary

    First female justice of the US supreme court who cast the deciding vote in many of its most controversial cases

November 2023

  • Rosalynn Carter with her husband, Jimmy, on receiving the news of his victory in the US presidential election, November 1976. Photograph: Hulton Archive/Getty Images

    Rosalynn Carter obituary

    US first lady who played a significant role in supporting her husband Jimmy’s political career from Georgia to the White House

March 2023

  • Jamie Farr, Loretta Swit, David Ogden Stiers, Harry Morgan, Mike Farrell, Alan Alda, and William Christopher on the set of M*A*S*H, circa 1978.

    From the Guardian archive
    Final episode of M*A*S*H attracts record number of viewers – archive, 1983

    1 March 1983: The long-running US television comedy set during the Korean war airs for the last time

December 2021

  • Bob Dole, left, and Bill Clinton after a TV debate in 1996.

    Bob Dole obituary

    Longstanding Republican leader in the US Senate who lost the 1996 presidential election to Bill Clinton

October 2021

  • ALL<br>TGS06 - 20030127 - WASHINGTON, DC, UNITED STATES : US Secretary of State Colin Powell speaks to reporters during a Monday 27 January 2003, press conference at the State Department in Washington, DC. Iraq has `not much more time` to comply with UN resolutions and its opportunity for choosing peaceful disarmament is `fast coming to an end,` Powell said as he gave his reaction to the Iraq weapons inspections report by Chief UN Weapons Inspector Hans Blix to the UN Security Council. EPA PHOTO AFPI / TIM SLOAN

    Colin Powell obituary

    Former US secretary of state and highly decorated army officer who made the case for the 2003 invasion of Iraq

June 2021

  • Donald Rumsfeld in 2001, shortly after becoming US secretary of defence for the second time.

    Donald Rumsfeld obituary

    Defence secretary who took the US military into the Iraq war with a business approach to planning that had disastrous consequences

April 2021

  • FILE - In this Wednesday, Oct. 14, 1984, file photo, a sign-waving crowd cheers Democratic presidential candidate Walter Mondale, right, as he delivers a campaign address at Victory Hall in the Milwaukee suburb of Cudahy, Wis. Campaign workers estimated 1,500 people packed the hall with another 1,000 outside. Mondale, a liberal icon who lost the most lopsided presidential election after bluntly telling voters to expect a tax increase if he won, died Monday, April 19, 2021. He was 93. (AP Photo/John Duricka, File)

    Walter Mondale obituary

    US vice-president in the late 1970s whose bid for the White House in 1984 ended in dismal defeat as Reagan won by a landslide

August 2020

  • Brent Scowcroft<br>NSC Adv. Brent Scowcroft sitting in his office at the WH. (Photo by Diana Walker//The LIFE Images Collection via Getty Images)

    Brent Scowcroft obituary

    US national security adviser whose long career took in the evacuation of Saigon, Richard Nixon’s visit to China and the end of the cold war

January 2020

  • Israelis at the Wailing Wall, 1967.

    From the Guardian archive
    Israel rules on what constitutes a Jew – archive, 1970

    24 January 1970: For the first time, the law of the state differs from that of the Rabbinate in the most sensitive area of the Israeli consciousness

July 2019

  • ROSS PEROT<br>FILE - In this June 1, 1996, file photo, former presidential candidate Ross Perot addresses the first California statewide convention of the Reform Party, a new political party he founded, at the Los Angeles Convention Center in Los Angeles. Perot, the Texas billionaire who twice ran for president, has died, a family spokesperson said Tuesday, July 9, 2019. (AP Photo/Reed Saxon, File)

    Ross Perot obituary

    Independent candidate in the US presidential elections of 1992 and 1996 who founded his own party

May 2019

  • Olympic Games opening ceremony, Los Angeles, 1984.

    From the Guardian archive
    Russians cite threats for Olympic Games boycott - archive, 1984

    9 May 1984: East Europeans, except Romanians, expected to follow Soviet lead

April 2018

  • Barbara Bush at the presidential inauguration of her husband, George HW Bush, in Washington on 20 January 1989

    Barbara Bush obituary

    US first lady – the wife of one president and the mother of a second – was a robust campaigner for the Republican cause and fierce defender of her family

March 2018

  • While working at the Guardian, Ian Aitken had to have an eye removed, but he resumed work with no evidence of impairment.

    Letter: Ian Aitken obituary

    Harold Jackson writes: An interruption to my nightly discussions with Ian Aitken

July 2017

  • Barry Norman in 1988.

    Letter: Barry Norman obituary

    Harold Jackson writes: The death of Barry Norman allows me to correct a compliment he once paid me on Radio 4

December 2016

  • John Glenn

    John Glenn obituary

    Glenn was the first US astronaut to orbit the Earth, and later became one of his country’s most effective senators

March 2016

  • Nancy Reagan At Claridges Hotel In London - 1989 Ronald Reagan (died June 2004)<br>Mandatory Credit: Photo by Neville Marriner/Daily Mail/REX/Shutterstock (1159600a)
Nancy Reagan At Claridges Hotel In London - 1989 Ronald Reagan (died June 2004) 
Nancy Reagan At Claridges Hotel In London - 1989 Ronald Reagan (died June 2004)

    Nancy Reagan obituary

    Hollywood actor often cast as the devoted wife, she became an influential US first lady

March 2015

  • A line drawing of Frank Platt presented to him on his retirement from the  Guardian

    Letter: Frank Platt was baffled by my digital gibberish

    Harold Jackson writes: Frank Platt was appointed production director of the Guardian in 1985

October 2014

  • A 1970s mainframe computer: LG Khachian offered a solution to the ‘travelling salesman’ problem of computer processing.

    From the Guardian archive
    From the archive, 29 October 1979: Russian way with the mathematical travelling salesman

    Originally published in the Guardian on 29 October 1979: Unknown Soviet mathematician LG Khachian offers a solution to a problem that has the computing world baffled

August 2014

  • US president Ronald Reagan, pictured at a rally in 1984, caused consternation with a joke about bombing Russia

    From the Guardian archive
    From the archive, 14 August 1984: Storm as Reagan bombing joke misfires

  • James Brady

    James Brady obituary

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