Private cousin reveals Nixon through family lens
The interview with Jessamyn West, Nixon's literary cousin, recalls their close ties and his Quaker heritage. She recounts early promises, a schoolteacher father, and a 15-year-old prediction of future presidency, plus fond memories of family support during his rise.
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Mrs. Carson led a committee session with Mrs. A R Strange and Mrs. W W Raper as fellow workers. Cohostesses Mrs. J L Cobb and Mrs. D P Mervine helped serve refreshments. Mrs. H T Short, president, read a poem All Things Bright and Beautiful as Mrs. Stanley Twigg introduced Mrs. Burns for the program.
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