Tempo of Washington Slows as Caterers Go Red
AP Newsfeatures outlines shifts in Washington social life as White House receptions slow amid Vietnam era politics. Caterers face red ink while diplomats juggle galas. Critics ponder if Republican etiquette and quieter events signal a broader shift in power dynamics.
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Washington profiles of Yolande Fox and allies in 1960s era
The article recalls Yolande Fox, Miss America 1951, now a private figure in Washington, along with Cherif Guellal and Barbara Howar, detailing social politics and shifting national mood. It notes party culture as social work, mentions Nixon comments, and references the Nuclear Rocket Engine test milestone and budget context.
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