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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1978

Page

20

Nixon truth in book questioned by WomenPoll survey

A WomenPoll survey on Richard Nixon and his forthcoming Watergate memoir shows 64 percent doubt he will tell the truth about Watergate. Only 11 percent believe he will tell the whole truth, while 25 percent are unsure. respondents cite his past dishonesty as evidence he will not disclose all facts.

United States Helen E Ilinois Richard Nixon Watergate Nixon Laura B Georgia WomenPoll Los Angeles

Rose Wehr Wed In Methodist Church Ceremony

Miss Patricia A Rose daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles D Rose and Timothy A Wehr son of Mrs Carl Frye Jr and Arnold Wehr exchanged marriage vows at Form United Methodist Church with Rev Lewis H Thompson officiating A reception followed at the American Legion Home The couple will reside at 4107 Roosevelt Blvd Both graduates of Middletown High School and plans for a Gatlinburg Town trip were noted with Armco employee Mr Wehr and a large bridal party including Dale Wehr and several Rose family members as ushers and bridesmaids in apricot and yellow gowns with matching hats.

Form United Methodist Church Patricia A Rose Charles D. Rose Miller Road Timothy A. Wehr Roosevelt Boulevard Carl Frye Jr Central Avenue Arnold Wehr Helton Lewis H .Thompson American Legion Gatlinburg Roosevelt Blvd Middletown High School Mr. Wehr Armco Dale Wehr Daniel Taulbee Charles T Rose John E. Rose Brian Rose Charles T John E

Nixon book seen as possible springboard to comeback

WomenPoll found 36 percent believe Nixon's new book could propel him back into public life, 44 percent doubt it, and 20 percent are unsure. Diane A., a teacher, noted mixed views amid the discussion of Nixon's career and its end.

Nixon Diane A

Women split on work choice in Gallup poll finds balanced views

New York report summarizes a Gallup Redbook survey of 760 young married women ages 18 to 35. It finds equal satisfaction among working wives and full time homemakers, with money secondary to fulfillment and recognition. Most women report happiness and support from husbands, though few husbands aid with housework.

New York Gallup Gally Redbook

Clair Long Weds John Clifton in St John Church Nuptials

Claire Elizabeth Long daughter of Mr and Mrs James H Long exchanged vows with John Michael Clifton son of Mr and Mrs Paul B Clifton Sr at St John Catholic Church. The Navy hospital corpsman stationed in Philadelphia officiated by Rev Thomas Meyer. Reception at Olde Towne Room.

St John Catholic Church Claire Elizabeth Long James H. Long Monroe St John Michael Clifton Paul B. Clifton Creekview Drive Navy Philadelphia Thomas Meyer Fenwick High School St Elizabeth Hospital School of Nursing Miami Valley Hospital Dayton

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