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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1969

Page

6

Ladies of press barred from White House state dinners

Mrs. Connie Stuart, Pat Nixon's staff director, told the female press corps at a White House event that tape recorders hidden in bras and wandering behind palms are not welcome. She urged proper conduct, introductions to guests, and advised taking only mental impressions.

Washington UPI White House Connie Stuart Pat Nixon

Next Moratorium To Hit Christmas Events

The Vietnam Moratorium committee announced December peace activities focused on Christmas events and outreach. They warned that if U S forces stay in Vietnam protests could resume as large public demonstrations emerge, with past events drawing up to 250000 people.

Washington UPI Sam Brown U.S Vietnam Pentagon Defense Melvin R. Laird Brown D.C John N. Mitchell Long Island

Former court reporter pleads no contest in LA on false claims

Grant Raymond, 80, a Citrus Judicial District reporter in West Covina since 1918, and two others allegedly pilfered $164,000 in false working claims over years. Raymond faces up to six months to five years in prison on each of four counts after entering the plea. he was suspended in September 1968.

Peraded Los Angeles Grant Raymond Citrus Judicial District West Covina Raymond

Mrs Nixon drives fashion demand for American designers

In her first year as first lady Mrs Richard M Nixon spurs U S fashion houses with about 19000 dollars in purchases. Seventh Avenue designers Adele Simpson Geoffrey Beene David Kidd Malcolm Starr Harvey Berin Ruth Matthews Elinor Simmons Vincent Minion and Countess Alexander supplied dozens of outfits and dresses for Mrs Nixon and her daughters with alterations for a perfect fit. Designers report weight loss and frequent fittings as Mrs Nixon selects cloth swatches in New York before shipments to the White House.

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