Washington Letters of Betty Beale Overflow With Socialite Notes
Betty Beale reports a week of Washington society events. Highlights include receptions at the White House with Prime Minister Eshkol and President Johnson, a Persian art exhibit opening, Adlai Stevenson’s dinner standing ovation, and various embassy parties plus a Dubai of gossip about the Shah, the Eshkol visit, and Mrs. Eisenhower’s appearance. The piece ends with remarks on press coverage and royal decorum.
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White House
Eshkol
Israel
Johnson
Iran
Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
National Democratic Club
Lady Bird Johnson
John Adams
Thomas Boylston Adams
Senate
Hubert Humphrey
Kuwait
Walter Lippman
Pierre-Paul Schweitzer
International Monetary Fund
Fenalea Apropos
California
Angla Russell
Lady Ampthill
Queen Mary
England
Sandra Villard
Villard
Paul Mellons
National Gallery of Art
Sheraton Park
Gov. Stevenson
LBJ
Mr. Johnson
Va Road-e-o Champ Named
Alvin S. Mistr Jr., graduate of Varina High School, won the 1964 Virginia junior Chamber of Commerce Road-e-o held in Annandale. The 18 year old will represent Virginia at the national Road-e-o in Washington next month. Arthur J. Bowler Jr. of Richmond was second and Rey Fitzpatrick Jr. of Roanoke was third.
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Annandale
Varina High School
Alvin S. Mistr Jr
Virginia
Nixon Offers to Accept Delegates If Needed to Break Deadlock
Chicago AP reported Richard Nixon declined to name a preferred Republican presidential candidate. He said he would accept if delegates chose him to break a convention deadlock, but expected Goldwater or Scranton to win the nomination and saw no strong third force to change the outcome.
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Chicago
Richard M. Nixon
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
WBKB
Nixon
Goldwater
Scranton
Library Opens at George C. Marshall Research Center
The George C. Marshall Research Library, built with public gifts at a cost over 600000 dollars, is to be opened to the public today for the first time. The library honors the late World War II chief of staff and was dedicated last month by President Johnson and former President Eisenhower.
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Eisenhower
George Washington University
Tom Carroll
St. Francis Hotel
San Francisco
Gov. Scranton
Senator Goldwater
Freedom Foundation
John
Barbara
Phoenixville
Valley Forge
Abigail Adams
White House
Mark Bortman
Newton Center
Mass
Johnson
Lexington
George C. Marshall
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Margaret Truman
Fontana
Clifton Daniel
Lon
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John Walker
Iran-America Society
Ralph Becker
U.N
Byron
Esther Peterson
Edgar Allan Poe
Virginia Mae
Peaches) Brown
Interstate Commerce Commission
Peaches
Toc
Wadsworth
India Edwards
Secretary of Labor
Radliffe
Mary Bunting
AEC
Christopher Marlowe
Mary
Robert Browning
Mary Kayserling
Woman’s Bureau
Department of Labor
Adlai
Mr. Bortman
Lynda
James Pipkin, Jr
Harvard
Tom Clark
The
Texas Co
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Averell Harriman
le Club
Paris
N.Y. Times
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State Department
Herve Alphant
Henri Vonnet
Mme
Count Jean d’Ursel
Mennen
S-M-L
Discount Mart
N. Loudoun
Winchester
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Lortons
Elwood Mediathre
Phel Kotmer
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
U.S.A
War Memorial
Chryslers
Cidar
Chrysler
Pine Motor CO
Chrysler Motors Corporation
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