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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1971
Page
2
Tricia Nixon Cox will not abandon the White House lifestyle after marrying Edward Cox. The couple values the White House allure and closeness to Julie Eisenhower while keeping options open for future visits and personal moments in the historic residence.
Five persons arraigned in County Court-at-Law No 1 pled innocent to misdemeanor charges and were placed on bonds by Judge Edwin H Boedeker. William R Sanders 63 of 5421 W 4th St and James C Pack 22 of Carlisle each pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated. Pack on 500 bond and Sanders on 750 bond. Larry M Blake 18 of 2235 E 41th St charged with contributing to delinquency of a minor on 500 bond. Rosa A Villa 20 of Lockney on 400 bond for shoplifting. Ronald D Wilson 24 of 2502 44th St on 150 bond for check law violation.
Former President Lyndon B. Johnson arrived by helicopter with Mrs. Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Rockefeller for a 90 minute visit to the Roosevelt library in Hyde Park. Johnson waved to tourists before departing.
Tricia Nixon, daughter of President Nixon, kept a private life while active in politics and service. She tutored inner city students, served on civic boards, and represented her father at events, including in England in 1969. Today she marries Edward Finch Cox in the White House Rose Garden.
Japan plans a 50 to 60 story skyscraper in Tokyo reaching 650 to 825 feet, aiming to surpass the 501-foot World Trade Cen ter statue. A 47-story hotel is also under construction in Tokyo.
Edward Cox son of the future First Lady and Tricia Nixon kept their engagement secret for two years while she lived in the White House. Cox, a Princeton and Harvard Law student, ROTC officer, and student of public affairs, later worked with Ralph Nader on FTC study and wrote for The New Republic. He plans two years of active service after graduation.
In Washington three chefs finish a 350 pound wedding cake for Tricia Nixon at the White House. Chef Henry Haller remains terse and reluctant to speak as pastry chef Maurice Bonte from Le Perigord and others work with spun sugar on the tall gazebo cake that will rise over seven feet.
The Lubbock Avalanche Journal Morning Edition notes its publishing identity in Lubbock Texas. The paper is printed at 8th and Avenue J with postal service paid in Lubbock Texas.
Washington reports note 15 brides have chosen the White House for vows. Tricia Nixon plans to marry Edward Finch Cox today in the Rose Garden, part of a long line of First Family weddings, some with dramatic escapes or near misses, across decades of presidential history.
A compact survey notes royal and presidential nuptials linked to the White House from 1820 to 1914. It recalls Monroe's modest 1820 event, Elizabeth Tyler’s 1842 wedding, Nellie Grant’s gown costs, Theodore Roosevelt’s daughter’s 1906 nuptials, and Woodrow Wilson era ceremonies with Jessie and Eleanor Sayre.
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