Nixon Daughter Engaged to Eisenhower Grandson
Julie Nixon, 39, daughter of former VP Richard Nixon, will marry David Eisenhower, Dwight D. Eisenhower’s grandson. Engagement announced in a Portland TV interview. a diamond ring once owned by Mrs. Eisenhower’s mother was presented. The couple have known each other about a year and a half. no wedding date set.
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Social reports mix romance and public notices
December social notes reveal Julie Nixon with David at Amherst Smith affair details. Barry Goldwater Jr to wed Constance Stockert while Tony Curtis separates from Christine Kaufmann. Irish poet Patrick Kavanagh dies, and various legal and church cases unfold in California and beyond.
Marines Fight Reds Near Con Thien In Heavy Siege
United States Marines battled North Vietnamese near Con Thien in four hours of heavy fighting, saying they drove attackers from fortified bunkers but suffered 15 killed and 53 wounded while killing 26. The week saw U.S. battle deaths top 15,000, with South Vietnamese and Communist losses also tallied.
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East Coast Storm Delays Travel Across Major Cities
A late autumn storm paralyzed the East with record snow, delaying flights and closing schools from Washington to New York. Atlantic City and Philadelphia reported several inches as snow spread from St Louis to the capital, icing the Lincoln Tunnel and halting bridges. Tornadoes and thundershowers occurred south of the snow area while western regions faced travel warnings.
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Congress Rules Out Tax Boost For 67 Johnson Plan Dies In House
President Johnson's proposed 10 per cent income tax surcharge to fund inflation and Vietnam war spending was rejected by House Ways and Means Committee Chair Wilbur Mills. Mills questioned immediate inflation risk and indicated opposition to a 1968 tax increase, grilling administration officials on a $41 billion spending cut concession.
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