Milhous Co.

What's in a name? Plenty if you're a brazen hussy...(Features)
The Daily Mail (London, England); 12/3/2009; 1022 words; Byline: Craig Brown www.dailymail.co.uk/craigbrown GENERALLY I prefer people in the news to have...whose middle name was the appropriately sinister and awkward Milhous) but one can see why McGovern felt the need to stand, and why...

What's in a name? Plenty if you're a brazen hussy ...(Features)
The Daily Mail (London, England); 12/3/2009; 1017 words; ...Nixon (whose middle name was the appropriately sinister and awkward Milhous) but one can see why McGovern felt the need to stand, and why his...minor incident somewhere on the outskirts of Dundee? www.dailymail.co.uk/craigbrown

Cowdery is no Quaker, but Montague has done his best [Edition 2]
Evening Standard - London; 10/5/2009; 820 words; ...too carried away. There is one of their number from the past who, if he was around today, would surely applaud Friends siding with Cowdery. His name? Richard Milhous Nixon. Chris Blackhurst's archive: standard.co.uk/chrisblackhurst

Cowdery is no Quaker, but Montague has done his best
Evening Standard - London; 10/5/2009; 818 words; ...too carried away. There is one of their number from the past who, if he was around today, would surely applaud Friends siding with Cowdery. His name? Richard Milhous Nixon. Chris Blackhurst's archive: standard.co.uk/chrisblackhurst

Cowdery is no Quaker, but Montague has done his best [Edition 3]
Evening Standard - London; 10/5/2009; 820 words; ...too carried away. There is one of their number from the past who, if he was around today, would surely applaud Friends siding with Cowdery. His name? Richard Milhous Nixon. Chris Blackhurst's archive: standard.co.uk/chrisblackhurst