Worldwide tours lure aging travelers beyond fifty five
Ruth Lana of Long Beach organizes 55 plus tours via NRTA and AARP with plans for Africa South America the South Pacific Europe and Russia in 1969. record 1968 bookings include 8722 travelers with highlights in Saigon and the Caribbean as planners stress safety comfort and broad age mix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of Retired Persons
National Retired Teachers Association
Ruth Lana
Long Beach
Africa
South America
South Pacific
Europe
Russia
Hawaii
Alaska
Mexico
Caribbean
Far East
Lana
Saigon
Nata-Aarp
Nrta-Aarp Travel Service
Long Beach Blvd
Ethel Percy Andrus
Lady Bird Johnson beautified America as First Lady
The article profiles Lady Bird Johnson’s five year tenure as First Lady detailing her beautification projects in Washington and across the nation. It notes her long travels, speeches, and role supporting Lyndon B. Johnson, plus her plans after leaving the White House and her hope to visit world beauty spots and preserve presidential sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Land
Lady Bird Johnson
White House
America
Washington
Johnson
Walter Washington
She Jong
Potomac River
Texas
Mr. Johnson
Vietnam
Irs
Lydon Johnson
Holiday guests share season cheer at Foreman home
Dorothy Foreman hosts Linda and Butch Tharp and their 14 month old Scott from Lake Bluff Illinois. Joe Wilson returns home after Hong Kong flu. Melva Wilson remains ill. Deck Shufflin bridge club holds annual party at Betty Butler's home with potluck and gifts. Tri Delt alums and friends gather at Don and Linda Dyers Signal Hill home for holiday cheer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Foreman
Linda
Butch” Tharp
Scott
Lake Bluff
Ill
Illinois
California
Joe Wilson
Memorial Hospital
Hong Kong
Melva
Joe
Deck Shufflin
Betty
William) Butler
Albury St
Joyce
Jack) Bolton
Gertie
Rowan
Cline
Geri
William
Searcy
Sandy
Cliff
Wasky
Lois
Charles
Wickham
Bettye
Raymond
Worden
Jane
Teas-ley
Don
Linda Dyer
Signal Hill
Washington State
Jennie
Dick Smith
Dyers
Diana Leavey
Tom
Barbara Peckenpaugh
Mike
Judy McNulty
Richard
Maureen Rinelli
Ralph
Myrna Twiss
Ron
Sybil Ward
Chuck
Carolyn Brockman
Jim
Judy Buffington
Nixon couple plan Rhode Island home after wedding
In a Saturday ceremony at University Baptist Church James W. Nixon Jr. wed Deborah Robertson, daughter of Neal A. Robertson and families from Montana and California. The bride wore ivory English net with Alencon lace, Deb orah Robertson served as maid of honor, and Victor Niemeyer led as best man with four ushers. After a church reception the couple departed for Newport, Rhode Island to begin their first home.
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University
Baptist Church
Janice E. Robertson
James W. Nixon Jr
James W. Nixon
Webster Grove
Montana
Neal A. Robertson
Los Alamitos
Deborah Robertson
Donna Nixon
Karen Kelly
Michael Gordon
Victor Niemeyer
Gary Robertson
Kenneth Mettler
Daniel Dawson
Newport
Rhode Island
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Theie
USC
Pan American Airways
Hawaiian Visitors Bureau
Travel Service
American Airlines
USA
Lady Bird
U.S.A
Frances Lewine
Associated Press
Rauses
Lyndon B. Johnson
University of Texas
KTBC
Austin
Tex
Federal
Presidential Suite
Eleanor Roosevelt
Mrs. Johnson
Whites House
Iola Masterson Society
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