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Show Zi r yj'l The Salt Lake Tribune, Thursday, October 7, 41) 1971 Pat Nixon Proves Woman Can Keep very simple philosophy on keeping the news to herself until sne is ready o spring it. a woman can't keep a secret? First Lady Pat Nixon can. and does. Mrs. Nixon has a By Helen Thomas United Press International Who says WASHINGTON - Valuable Coupon STRETCH WIG STYLING 2.00 th'-ug- Jacquel.ne Fire S hope to Serve louj- 3480 Washington Ogden. Slvd., 80 1115 South State, Orem. 255 8874 E. South Temple, SLC. Five points 2888 Highland Dr. SIC. 484 8922 shopping center. Bntfl.292 0883 she Dont tell anvonp, says. More and more, newswo-me- n who cover the First Lady realize she has many activities that they are not told about, and she wants to keep it that way. She feels she has more options when she keeps a part of her life private, even she lives in a goldfish bowl. She says she kept the visit of Kennedy Onassis to the White House last spring a secret because she would not have come otherwise. Mrs. Nixon made the arrangements and executed the visit of the former first lady and her two children, Caroline and John Jr. with undercover deftness. Only two or three persons in he White House knew of the secret. OFFER EXPIRES OCT. 31, 1971 fSUeSSSRSKES 3D0 REFUND when you buy a SUNBEAM automatic electric EGG COOKER Secret woman happy with her surroundings, confident in her role and making the most of it. She handles reporters with charm and frankness. She doesn't mind expressing her has lived too long in the public limelight not to understand the insatiable curiosity surrounding celebrities. More and more, Mrs. Nixon gives the appearance of a The story broke anyway, but Mrs. Nixon is getting better than average in enterguests taining and traveling around town incognito. She held a secret tea for Mrs. Rose Kennedy when the mother of the late President John F. Kennedy came to the White House to see for the first time the portraits of JFK and his widow by New York artist Aaron Shikler. The President's wife also paid a surprise hospital call on reporter Wauhillau Lahay of Scripps-Howarnewt papers some time ago. She felt that such a visit would have caused too much commotion if it prepared and announced in advance. Mrs. Nixon hints to reporters that she sees many people they are not told about. There are many gates for secret visitors to slip in and out of the White House. Their names of course are given to th- police guards. She also likes to slip down to the state rooms during public visiting hours at times to welcome special groups. Such opinion on the issues of the day. When she was asked whether she would like to s a woman on the Supreme Im Court, sue replied: working on it. Dont "orry. ( ( - Olympus Hills ha vs a SHOE SALONS Foothill Village - Downtown Valley Fair Mall gr is spi yoi vsh 'A&YVl tyi til; tll d on-- A Harvest Days Special Event! pie was yoi sul U tio 1 the -' th; hoi nu tio pri 45 nu bu appearances are rarely advertised in advance. Like her predecessors she can live a very secluded life in 55, ty to two groups, reduced the White House if she chooses to. She does not have friends popping in and out to give her the gossip around town. But still she is very hep to what is going on. In the case of the Kennedy visits, she explained later that it was not only to protect their I didnt privacy, but adds: want to exploit them. 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