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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1969

Page

10

Nixon Opens Historic Presidency With Call for Peace

Nixon begins his term as the 37th President promising to press for peace and national renewal while meeting with top advisers and accepting a cautious bipartisan reception. Protesters clash briefly as the inaugural events unfold and Johnson departs to Texas.

Nixon's First Day as President Ends on Jubilant Balls

President Nixon wrapped his first day with a four hour tour of six inaugural balls drawing about 30 000 attendees in white tie and tails. He joked about dancing and thanked supporters as wife Pat and family joined him on a glittering social circuit featuring Lionel Hampton and Duke Ellington.

Washington Richard M. Nixon America Nixon Johnson White House Lionel Hampton Sammy Kaye Lester Lanin Meyer Davis Guy Lombardo Duke Ellington

Nixon Promised Time for Peace Not on Domestic Issues

Washington Democrats and Republicans praised Nixon's vow to seek peace in Vietnam while warning that any honeymoon on domestic matters would be brief. Senate leaders and GOP figures lauded the balance of negotiation and strength, though views differed on duration of domestic leeway.

Congress Nixon Washington Senate Vietnam J. W. Fulbright Senate Foreign Relations Committee Arkansas Henry Jackson Edmund S. Muskie Maine Muskie George D. Aiken Vermont GOP Foreign Relations Committee Barry Goldwater Arizona Jacob K. Javits N.Y Javits Richard B. Russell D-Ga The Russell Insurance Rating Board State Corporation Commission Bureau of Insurance Blanton Building Richmond Virgina T. Nelson Parker Insurance P.O. Box Virginia

Convention of Raritan National Opens Sunday

The annual convention of Raritan National will be held at Jekyll Island Georgia Sunday through Tuesday announced by national director E L Lord of Stephenson. Zone 1 of the Rapahannock District plans to be represented with eight clubs including Stonewall District Club and Clarke County delegates among others. Zone 1 covers Frederick County and parts of Clarke and Warren Counties.

Raritan National Jekyll Island E.L. Lord of Stephenson Rappahannock Stonewall Lord Round Hill Ralph Frye Zone 1 James Brumback Garland Cather Gainesboro Joshua Place Robert Cather Nathaniel DeHaven Jack Williams Clarke County Ernest L. Adams Frederick County Clarke and Warren Counties

Frederick County Democratic Committee to Meet Saturday

The Executive Committee will convene Saturday at 10 a.m. in the Courthouse to organize for the coming year and the election. Edward K. Miller, chairman, announced the meeting. President Harrison is noted for having the most children, ten, followed by Rutherford Hayes with eight.

Frederick County Democratic Committee Edward K. Miller William Harrison Rutherford Hayes

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