Portrait of a First Family Moment in Nixon Campaign Circle
Barbara MacGregor hosts a quiet reunion after Republican meetings while daughter Eleanor and husband Clark MacGregor—chairman of the committee for the re election of the president—return home. The scene unfolds with casual banter and affectionate greetings in a Washington living room.
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Sally Quinn
Washington Post
Washington
Barbara MacGregor
Eleanor
Madeira
McLean
Dad
Clark MacGregor
Barbara
MacGregor named to lead Nixon re election team
Barbara and Clark MacGregor campaigned as a team and were chosen by President Nixon to head the re election drive. The couple, described as loyal Republicans with broad appeal, bring long campaign experience including four successful House bids and a 1970 Senate race against Hubert Humphrey.
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MacGregor
John Mitchell
Clarkie
Barbara
Congress
Senate
Hubert Humphrey
Eugene McCarthy
Minnesota
Clark MacGregor
MacGregors
Nixon
Abby Says Don’t Let Bath Up Mom Contemplates Bath for Daughters
Dear Abby column covers a neighbor proposing a bath for her daughters to satisfy curiosity about boys, advising against organizing a bath at another home. It also shares a teen’s cautionary tale of loving an older married man, with reflections on lost youth and consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abigail van Buren
Abby
Mass
Glowworm
Dailey announce birth of Rae Lynn in Parkersburg
Mr and Mrs David Dailey Long Bottom announce the birth of their first child Rae Lynn born August 8 at St Joseph Hospital Parkersburg The mother is Debbie Hauber The grandparents are Paul Hauber Jr Gussie Dailey Portland and the great grandparents Fred Larkins Long Bottom
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Dailey
Long Bottom
Rae Lynn
St. Joseph Hospital
Parkersburg
Debbie Hauber
Paul Hauber Jr
Gussie Dailey
Portland
Fred Larkins
Silicone implants offer new chest deformity correction
Dear readers, letters discuss pectus excavatum and a silicone implant approach by Dr. David G. Bowers at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas, noting cosmetic and health outcomes. A separate note honors Paralysis and prosthetic advances, highlighting Peter Bressler’s standing wheelchair and a heart booklet by Dr. Lester Coleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. P
David G. Bowers
U.S. Air Force Medical Center
Lackland Air Force Base
Texas
Pictures Switched in Engagement Photos for Two Couples
Engagement pictures for Judy Sue Mabry and Ruth Eileen Brooks were swapped in the Messenger. Mabry of Granite City Illinois will wed Sgt. Kenneth E Secoy of Athens Route 2. Brooks of Glouster Route 3 plans a September 15 wedding in Murray City to Rickey L Moody of Glouster.
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Judy Sue Mabry
Ruth Eileen Brooks
Messenger
Miss Mabry
Henry T. Mabry
Granite City, Ill
Sgt
Kenneth E. Secoy
Edwin Secoy
Athens
Miss Brooks
Floyd Brooks
Glouster
Rickey L. Moody
Carl Moody
New Town
Murray City
Helmick-Jones Vows Repeated In Canfield
Miss Kathryn Sue Helmick and John Eric Sands Jones wed Aug 12 at Canfield Christian Church with Rev. Larry T. West officiating. The couple, from Canfield and 36 Graham Drive, will reside at 230 Riverside Drive New York City.
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Kathryn Sue Helmick
John Eric Sands Jones
Canfield Christian Church
Larry T. West
Fellowship Hall
Robert A. Helmick
Canfield
John M. Jones
Graham Drive
Ohio University
Murberger and Lambert
Youngstown
Germain School of Photography
New York City
Riverside Drive
New York
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Jack R. Beckly
Miss Deeter
White House
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Crystal
D. P
Mich
George Wallace
Mr. R. V
Tex
Mr. V
Rhode Island School of Design
Peter Bressler
Overly Co
Greensburg
Veterans’ Hospitals
America
Lester Coleman
Lester L. Coleman
Hardy
G ' Itanesias Ee
E. State St
Lloon
Rackley
Lucie
Georgia
Logan Monument CO
W. Main St
Logan, Ohio
Helmick-Jones
Carol Helmick
Gregory M. Chapman
Valley Beauty School
Front ST. Marietta, O
Ohio
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Atkens
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