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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1968

Page

2

Nixon Daughter Julie Weds Dwight Eisenhower II

Julie Nixon and Dwight David Eisenhower II were married in a private Protestant ceremony at Marble Collegiate Church in New York. The couple, both 20, avoided a state affair with guests including Nixon family and Republican officials attending a reception at the Plaza Hotel.

New York Julie Nixon Nixon Dwight David Eisenhower II Julie Reformed Church of America Nixons David John Eisenhower Norman Vincent Peale Pueblo Hotel Plaza Eisenhower Walter Reed Army Hspital Washington California Fred Grandy Sioux City Iowa Tricia Bob Taylor Secret Service C. G Bebe” Rebozo Key Biscayne Fla John Doud Fifth Avenue 29Th Street David Eisenhower Dwight D. Eisenhower Richard M. Nixon Marble Collegiate Church New York City Plaza Hotel

U S Clamps Ltd On Yule Meeting With Viet Cong

The U S Command tightly restricts press coverage of the Christmas Day meeting with the Viet Cong to discuss possible prisoner release. News access is limited, with no Western or South Vietnamese reporters allowed to cover the talks, and details withheld to avoid aiding propaganda.

U.S. Clamps Ltd Yule Saigon US S U.S Viet Cong National Liberation Front NLF No Man’s Land Vam Co Dong Tay Ninh Thomas Nelson Jones James W. Brigham Donald L. Smith Mitchell 25Th Infantry Division Associated Press Peter Arnett Horst Faas U.S. Patral South Vietnam

U N Action Favored to Avert Middle East Holocaust

United Nations should act with strong support from the United States and other powers to prevent a new catastrophe in the Middle East. Charles Yost, ambassador-designate to the UN, writes in Atlantic that moderation in negotiations is often met with abuse and obstruction by entrenched myths.

U.N Middle East Yost Washington Charles Yost U.S United Nations United States Soviet Union Atlantic Magazine Nixon

Unusual Diplomatic Action In Pueblo Crew Release

Washington reports that the Pueblo crew release followed a rare diplomatic plan led by Dean Rusk and Gen. Woodward. North Korea insisted the U.S. sign a statement admitting guilt but publicly declare it a lie, a move described as kooky and without precedent.

Washington Pueblo Secretary of State Dean Rusk Kooky U.S Gilbert H. Woodward Rusk Woodward State Department Johnson Nixon Panmunjom Department Nicholas ‘Katzenbach Winthrop Brown Korea Laos James Leonard North Korea North ‘Korea Woodard United States

Student’s quick wit shocks St. Joseph teacher

A third grade pupil at St. Joseph School in Lebanon Kentucky was sent to empty wastebaskets but returned quickly. When asked, he joked they were already stepped in, not needing emptying, leaving the teacher surprised by his swift action and reply.

United States Panmunjom North Korea U.S Lebanon, Ky St. Joseph School

Cabinet nominees invite Rep Melvin Laird for Defense

A congressman invited Rep Melvin Laird of Wisconsin as a potential pick for Secretary of Defense under President Nixon. The delivery signals a search for a trusted Republican to shape the new administration’s defense policy.

Melvin Laird R-Wis Nixon

Cool Shopper Advice for Winter Comfort and Beauty

The column offers practical tips for entering warm stores from cold weather. It suggests adjusting clothing like coats and scarves and toning the face with hazel before applying makeup to protect the throat and skin from wind and chill.

Four Million Ten Thousand Dollar Bills Circulating in 1967

A 1967 financial snapshot shows about 4 million notes of ten thousand dollars each in circulation in the United States. The high denomination currency, largely used for interbank transfers, reflects the era’s monetary practices and wealth management.

United States

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