Life of Pat Nixon and others in the news
Julie Nixon Eisenhower discusses her mother's health and her father’s health status amid public perception of his broadcasts. The piece also notes Nixon’s golf hobby, Eisenhower’s writing career, and other notable figures such as Golda Meir, Ruth Graham, Prince Charles, and Mamie Eisenhower.
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Carter lauds Kennedy Center corporate support at White House
President Carter and Mrs. Carter hosted nearly 100 corporate donors to Kennedy Center productions. He noted the center’s funding goal of one million dollars for creative programming and praised public private cooperation in sustaining the arts, saying the center makes the nation and individuals proud.
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Mondale Ends Five Nation Europe Trip In Acknowledge
Vice President Mondale returned to Washington after a five nation European swing highlighted by talks with South African Prime Minister Vorster. He briefed President Carter on the London talks and praised Britain's public support for U.S. southern Africa policy.
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Kenton in serious condition after stroke in Reading
Stan Kenton, 65, big band pioneer, is listed in serious condition in Reading, Pennsylvania after a stroke. A hospital spokesman said he remains in intensive care. He was moved from a hotel to the emergency room and then to Community General Hospital before transfer to Reading Hospital.
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Women of Year awards honor nine in Ford's Theater ceremony
Ladies Home Journal named nine recipients in its fifth annual women of the year awards held Monday at Ford's Theater in Washington. Honorees include Marian Anderson Elizabeth Drew Elizabeth Kubler Ross Ruth C. Clusen Margaret McNamara Gloria Scott Sheila Young Addie L. Wyatt. Presenters included Mrs. Johnson Joan Mondale Margaret Costanza Ruber Carter Stapleton Helen Thomas Patricia Harris and others.
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