Johnson Family To Mark Holiday Without Portrait
Mrs. Johnson, widow of the former president, said the Johnson family will mark the holidays at the LBS ranch with a Christmas tree for grandchildren but will skip the traditional portrait. Daughters, their families, and friends plan to arrive for a Christmas week, with a pre-Christmas gathering on Mrs. Johnson's 61st birthday. The portrait was omitted to avoid bringing back memories of the past presidency after Johnson’s death on January 23.
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Palestinian activist vows no peace in Middle East talks
Syrian based activist Mrs. Randa Khalidi Jalal, 39, linked to Palestinian movements, urged that if Geneva peace talks fail to deliver for Palestinians there will be no peace. She argued Palestinians want a secular democratic nation and rejects recognition of a Jewish state within historic land, while noting millions remain stateless in refugee camps.
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Wallace Letter Comforts Paralyzed Maryland Girl
Brenda Lee Tinkle, twelve, of Brunswick, Maryland, receives an encouraging letter from Governor George Wallace of Alabama after paralysis at an attend ment. The governor, himself crippled, told her to stay hopeful and work hard to live a full life. Brenda plans to call Wallace to thank him and asks about Junie. She will travel next week to Craig Hospital in Colorado for treatment with braces and crutches.
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Kennedy Family Fashion Feature Highlights Bedford-Stuyvesant Design Works
New York AP report notes Robert Kennedy's legacy through fashions worn by Rose Kennedy Ethel Kennedy and Kathleen Kennedy Blackwell in Ladies Home Journal. Designs by Design Works linked to Kennedy aid programs in Bedford Stuyvesant with community guidance and fabric artistry.
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America
Bridge Winners in a Mitchell movement game
Winners at the YWCA Thursday were North South Nick Lillies and George Alberts first with Howard Wilfong and Joe Verbick second while East West Mrs Tow Engel and Mrs Richard Golamplewski led and Mrs James Slaman and Mrs George Jenkins were second. The next game will be held Saturday at 12 noon at the YWCA.
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James Slaman
George Jenkins
Granny figure leads runaway children care stance
In San Francisco a group argues for a grandmotherly caretaker over trained psychiatrists for runaway youths. Mrs. Careth Reid of Fillmore Fell Corp claims a homelike presence works better than degrees, urging a reform stance in a state senate committee on children and youth. Rev Mary Silver dies at 16 in Ohio after early gospel work, remembered for lifelong faith.
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First Lady Pat Nixon Window-Shopped Incognito
Washington reports Pat Nixon, the First Lady, dressed in a scarf and boots, strolled near the White House to admire holiday window displays. Despite the casual disguise, she was not noticed by the public and proceeded with a quiet shopping walk several blocks from the executive mansion.
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Martha Mitchell Keeps Options Open Says Magazine
New York reports Martha Mitchell is keeping her options open and not talking of formal separation from husband John Mitchell. An article by Vivien Carden quotes friends who believe she may rebuild her life, while she refuses to be drawn into criticism of her husband and awaits any word on his whereabouts.
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Gettys Mother Vetoes Visit to Grandfather
Rome report says Jane Getty refuses a visit from her son to his grandfather at the estate amid a high profile kidnapping case. Isolated by the ransom standoff, Mrs Harris and Getty defend silence to deter further abductions while a Rome clinic and family friends describe their cautious stance and fear of reprisals.
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