Freeloading Hippies Flock to London’s Trad London
The article notes American tourists shift from nightlife to historic sights in London with the Changing of the Guard drawing crowds. It cites over 435,000 U.S. visitors in early 1969, hippies attracted by free openings, some Britons condemning the trend as disorder, while locals report brisk business for heritage tourism.
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Stewardess Combines Flying With Singing Career
Gayle Pettitt, a United Air Lines stewardess, moonlights as a singer with past shows at Beverly Hills hotels and a USO tour in Vietnam. With seven years at UAL, she coordinates Chicago turnarounds to perform nightly dinners, uses annual 90 day leaves for engagements, and balances lessons and travel with her aviation work.
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My Life With Jacqueline Kennedy Reveals Ironing Secret
Ex secretaries reveal concerns over Barbara Grey writing a memoir based on her ironing duties for a journalist who knew Kennedy. Friends argued trust and potential insider material, while publishers see historic value in recollections from 1958 to 1962.
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UPI
Jacqueline Kennedy
Mary Barelli Gallagher
Barbara Grey
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