Julie Nixon Eisenhower Finishes Watergate Book
Julie Nixon Eisenhower, daughter of Richard Nixon, has completed a book about the Watergate scandal that toppled the Nixon presidency, offering her perspective on the events and their impact.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1978
Page
2
Julie Nixon Eisenhower, daughter of Richard Nixon, has completed a book about the Watergate scandal that toppled the Nixon presidency, offering her perspective on the events and their impact.
Moscow observed the 25th anniversary of Josef Stalin’s death with silence as no public tributes appeared. Visitors filed past a grave hidden behind Lenin’s tomb while Stalin’s family laid wreaths. Khrushchev’s de Stalinization colored later references to his wartime leadership. Bob Hope and Dolores were named first recipients of the Lowman Award for Humanitarian Service by the Crippled Children’s Guild of Orthopedic Hospital.
Captain Ladimir Remek, the first space traveler who is not Soviet or American, described Earth from the Salyut 6 mission as a sight never to be repeated. He and Alexei Gubarev joined Georgy Grechko and Yuri Romanenko, who’ve been aboard for 12 weeks. Betty Ford discusses Susan Ford’s love life in People magazine, noting Susan’s lack of an affair and naming her romance patterns.
An airlift of food and livestock fodder to Navajo areas continued as mud immobilized residents up to six feet deep. The operation includes delivering coal donated by the Pittsburgh and Midway Coal Co. Philip Meek, head of the tribe’s public safety division, said the coal would be sent today.
The market fell as traders awaited coal strike news. The Dow added to losses, down 3.72 to 743.59, with NYSE issues showing more declines than advances. United Mine Workers rejected a settlement, Carter planned Taft Hartley action for an 80 day back to work order, miners warned of resistance. Volume dropped on the NYSE to 7.76 million shares.
Sen. Robert Griffin argues Panamanian leaders dispute US rights after 2000 as to canal neutrality. He cites Bejarano remarks denying US intervention rights and warns ratification could hinge on Panamanian public understanding and moral considerations.
Roswell Daily Record lists staff positions including editor Jack M. Swickard and managing editor Jerry McCormack. It also provides subscription rates for Roswell deliveries, state and out of state mail, and notes AP affiliation and second class postage details.
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