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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1971
Page
5
President Nixon lauds Pat Nixon as a strong supportive partner and a tough but fair critic. He notes her stamina, privacy drive, and diplomacy abroad while stressing she prefers privacy over public spotlight and values serene, steady leadership at home.
Washington AP Nixon names Lou Henry Hoover Eleanor Roosevelt Bess Truman Mamie Eisenhower Jacqueline Kennedy Lady Bird Johnson as strong notable first ladies. He recalls personal moments from World War I and reflects on their influence, character and public roles.
AP reports Lord Snowdon the husband of Princess Margaret arrived in Nassau for a vacation at Lyford Cay, staying with his old schoolmate Jocelyn Stevens. Stevens formerly owned Queen Magazine in London where Snowdon once worked.
Hobbs residents vote on a proposed $3.85 million waste water reclamation plant with $1.20 million federal share and $2.65 million city share, about $5.54 per $1,000 and $18 to $30 annually. They also consider a $788,000 regional park and recreation center with $394,000 federal and $587,600 Hobbs share, about $1.23 per $1,000 and $5 to $8 yearly. The center would include a large gym, kitchen, lounge, and rooms.
President Nixon says politicians yapping and talking at press conferences on TV prevents thinking. He urges longer thinking time, two days weekly for philosophical reflection, and imagines Congress not working year round to allow home time and contemplation.
White House sources say Tricia Nixon will announce her engagement to Edward Cox on Tuesday. The couple, dating seven years, plan a June wedding at the White House with Dr. Edward G. Latch officiating and Cox finishing Harvard at 25.
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