Bailey Chosen as Grand Worthy President of Eagles
James J. Bailey of Rockland Massachusetts was elected unanimously to lead the Fraternal Order of Eagles for 1973 74 at the Diamond Jubilee Convention in Seattle Washington. Bailey 62 has held multiple national roles including Northeast regional director for the Eagle Cancer Fund and the Max Baer Heart Fund. He aims to recruit 135000 new members and implement 100 chapters.
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Minuteman Symbol Marking Eagle Leader’s 76th Year
Bailey, a Rockland heating official and former Quincy shipyard worker, leads Eagle series with Spirit of 76 theme. He emphasizes family participation and programs for parents and children as he serves as town selectman and auditor. He and his wife Fulvia, plus four grown children, are active in the Eagles. he appears in Banners Ferry on Sept. 19.
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Julie Nixon Eisenhower Wins Curtis Publishing Job
Julie Nixon Eisenhower says she obtained her father President Nixon's permission to accept a $10,000 position with Curtis Publishing. She describes the role as involving writing and editorial duties across Curtis magazines and involvement in a new children’s TV show plan. The president reportedly approved, and she notes she would not have joined the Washington Post. Bert Ser Vaas, Curtis president, outlines the job scope.
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