Word: coxes
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...best of my knowledge, Mr. Cox found out about the wires being cut long after the teach-in was over," Epps added...
LAST FRIDAY NIGHT, the war came home to Harvard again. A group-at times numbering 500, or half of the audience-chanted, clapped and threw paper during the abortive "Counter Teach-In" sponsored by the Students for a Just Peace until the meeting was halted by Archibald Cox. University administrators have denounced the disruption as an intolerable abridgement of the right of free speech and promised thoroughgoing punishment of all those-students and Faculty alike -who participated in the disruption of the meeting...
...continue-and used more obscenities and insults than any of the disrupters. Had he begun making his prepared speech and tried to make himself heard, the crowd might have responded better than it did to being called "motherfuckers," "punks," and "animals." And it is also worth considering that Cox's stated reason for stopping the meeting was that the situation outside-not inside-the building was too dangerous to let it continue...
...President Nixon went before the St. Patrick's Eve crowd of 300 in the East Room he insisted: "Until I say it, it's not official." So he said it: "Mrs. Nixon and I are very honored to announce the engagement of our daughter Tricia to Edward Cox of New York." Petite and elegant in a low-cut white gown bordered with ostrich feathers, Tricia led her fiancé onto the stage to warm applause. She outshone everybody that evening-the guest of honor, Ireland's Prime Minister John Lynch: her mother, whose 59th birthday was part...
They became secretly engaged two years ago; since then the romance has gone on from coast to coast, from the Cox family estate in Westhampton Beach, L.I., to San Clemente, from Camp David to Key Biscayne. She has visited Cox frequently in Cambridge, Mass., where they customarily dine-surrounded by Secret Service agents-at small, inexpensive restaurants or at Lincoln's Inn, a law-school social club. Last Thanksgiving Cox asked Nixon for his daughter's hand. "Eddie was white as a sheet," Bebe Rebozo, who was standing by, recalled; her father, Tricia said, was "speechless...