Time Capsule Buried at Clinton’s Library
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To celebrate Bill Clinton’s 58th birthday, a time capsule holding the former president’s memoirs, along with DVDs, a cellphone and campaign buttons, was buried in front of the Clinton Presidential Library in Little Rock.
The stainless steel capsule, which will be opened in 100 years, also includes 3,000 messages from residents of all 50 states and letters from Clinton and his wife, Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton of New York.
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