Guests congratulate the Nixon family on the wedding of Tricia Nixon in Washington DC. A decorated hall in the White House. U.S. President Richard Nixon and his wife Patricia Ryan attend to their guests. The guests congratulate the bride Tricia Nixon and the groom Edward Finch Cox on their marriage. The guests shake hands with the couple. The couple receives wishes from a large number of guests.
Guests dance at Tricia Nixon's wedding in Washington DC. A decorated hall in the White House. U.S. President Richard Nixon dances with his wife Patricia Ryan Nixon. Guests in the party clap. Some other couples also dance. A flower girl dances with the groom Edward Cox. Tricia Nixon dances with a guest. President Nixon dances with a woman. Patricia meet some guests. The veil of Tricia's wedding dress. Tricia with his father. President Nixon dances with the flower girl.
Tricia Nixon's first dance during her wedding celebration in Washington DC. Tricia Nixon smiles. Guests clap for her. She approaches her husband Edward Cox. The couple performs their first dance. The guests watch them dancing. Both U.S. President Richard Nixon and his wife Patricia Nixon clap. President Nixon dances with his daughter. Edward dances with Patricia. Tricia holds a white flower bouquet in her hand. An official in a white uniform in the background. The guests congratulate the couple. President Nixon greets his guests.
Tricia Nixon's departure from the White House after her wedding in Washington DC. Cameramen with their cameras. The newly wedded couple with U.S. President Richard Nixon and his wife Patricia Nixon. All the guests gather outside the White House. The cameramen take their photographs. A car outside the White House. The couple departs in the car. The guests wave their hands. Two security men.
Television correspondent David Schoumacher talks about beginning of phase II of U.S. President Richard Nixon's administration in Orlando, Florida. He briefly talks about phase I which took place at Washington. He states that phase II begins at Disney World in Orlando, Florida. He reports on a convention conducted by managing editors of newspapers. This news conference is for editors. The White House Press Corps is also there. The President of the Associated Press Managing Editors John Quinn addresses audience of the news conference. Cameramen with their recording cameras. John welcomes President Nixon to their 48th annual convention. President Nixon arrives on stage. The audience stand and clap for him. President Nixon gives John the opportunity to ask him the first question. John asks the President about keeping and maintaining 'The Republic' in the growing matter of the Watergate issue. The President elaborates on the issue. He takes the responsibility for the mistakes that were made. He assures the people that he will work for the cause of peace and to restore the confidence of the people in their President.
U.S. President Richard Nixon answers a journalist's questions regarding the Watergate investigation in a news conference in Orlando, Florida. The journalist asks the President about his reason for not involving himself in a case, and if he thinks that the new special persecutor should be kept from investigating that case. The President responds that he has never spoken to Archibald Cox but he did speak to Assistant Attorney General Henry E. Petersen. He told him that his job was to investigate the Watergate matter. The national security matter should not be investigated and it is the President's responsibility to protect matters of national security.
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