Who changed the name of the Maryland presidential retreat from Shangri-La to Camp David?

Dwight D. Eisenhower changed the name Shangri-La to Camp David in 1953, naming it after his grandson.

Who was the first U.S. professional male golfer to win over $1 million during his career? Arnold Palmer was the first U.S. professional male golfer to win over $1 million during his career, in 1963. No U.S. professional female golfer earned this much money until Kathy Wentworth in 1981.
Was Erle Stanley Gardner, the creator of Perry Mason ever a lawyer? Yes, Erle Stanley Gardner was a lawyer. Born in 1889, he was admitted to the California bar in 1911 and was known for defending poor Chinese and Mexicans. In the 1940s, he founded…
Did Charlton Heston ever star in a horror film? Charlton Heston starred in only one horror film, The Awakening (1980). He played archaeologist Matthew Corbeck in this latter-day mummy film.
When did U.S. political parties first develop party platforms at their nominating conventions? The first party platform was negotiated by the Democratic Party for the 1840 election.
Where did the Shakers get their name? Formally known as the "United Society of Believers in Christ's Second Appearing," the Shakers sect got its name from the involuntary trembling of its members during moments of religious ecstasy. Founded in England…
Who was the last viceroy of India? The last viceroy of India was not Lord Mountbatten. Louis Mountbatten (1900-1979) was India's last British viceroy, or governor general, from August 1947 to June 1948. Chakravarti Raj agopalachari (1879-1972) then served as…