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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1971

Page

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Honeymoon at Camp David hides in plain sight

Readable fragments recount a rumored honeymoon for Patricia and Edward Cox at Camp David in Maryland offering privacy. The White House declined comment while friends noted the couple wed June 12 in the Rose Garden and chose the secluded mountain retreat near western Maryland for privacy. The piece also touches on Nixon hints about restricting movement and the presidential weekend home in Key Biscayne, Florida.

Tricia Edward Cox Camp David White House Alaryland Nixon Mrs. Nixon Key Biscayne, Fla

Florida judge allows DeMartinos to keep Lenore custody

A Dade County judge ruled Nicho las and Jean DeMartino may retain custody of Lenore, the adopted child they fled with from New York. Miss Scarpetta, Lenore’s biological mother, said she will appeal. The couple argued the move was justified by New York court orders and public interest in Lenore’s welfare.

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Nixon OK seen for jobs bill

Republican members of a House-Senate conference committee expect President Nixon to sign a two year measure providing 2.25 billion to hire 39,000 unemployed Americans in transitional jobs across cities counties and states such as parks police and fire departments schools hospitals and anti pollution agencies.

Washington UPI House-Senate Nixon House Senate White House Conference Committee

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