You'll need to plan for two situations: Remaining in your home after a disaster or evacuating to a safer location. Have a three-day supply of food and water on hand -- plan for one gallon of water per person per day and food that won't spoil.
Answer: The only president to ever serve on the Supreme Court was William Howard Taft. President Warren G. Harding appointed him to be Chief Justice in 1921. He served in that position until he retired in 1930. As Chief Justice, Taft was able to make changes giving the court more control over its docket. He also argued for the construction of a separate building for the Supreme Court.
Finally, in 1967, President Johnson nominated Marshall to serve on the bench before which he had successfully argued so many times beforeâthe United States Supreme Court. On October 2, 1967, Marshall was sworn in as a Supreme Court justice, becoming the first African American to serve on the nation's highest court. Marshall joined a liberal Supreme Court headed by Chief Justice Earl Warren, which aligned with Marshall's views on politics and the Constitution.