The White House, Washington D.C., USA, has how many storeys above ground?
Above Ground and Roll Stranded in Paradise. Gone AIWA (1983) Black vinyl 12" 33 1/3 album was released by Siltbreeze Records, Philadelphia, USA, (from cassette of 1983). 2011. Above Ground Above Ground was a band from Christchurch, New Zealand formed in 1983. Above Ground developed out of the friendship of the four members: Bill Direen (Guitar/Vocals), Carol Woodward (Keyboards), Maryrose Wilkinson (Bass/Vocals) and Stuart Page (Drums). The group played locally and at the Punakaiki Music Festival (West Coast, New Zealand); and would have been forgotten like a lot of bands had Page not recorded nearly every practice and concert and organised the
Booker T. Washington dinner at the White House Senator James K. Vardaman (D) of Mississippi complained that the White House was now, "so saturated with the odor of nigger that the rats had taken refuge in the stable;" the "Memphis Scimitar" declared it "the most damnable outrage which has ever been perpetrated by any citizen of the United States," and on 25 October the Missouri "Sedalia Sentinel" published on its front page a poem entitled "Niggers in the White House," which ended suggesting that either the president's daughter should marry Washington or his son one of Washington's relatives. Senator Benjamin Tillman (D) of South Carolina said "we shall