EX-FIRST DAUGHTERS TO CONDUCT TOURS
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WASHINGTON — NBC’s “Today” show next week will feature the daughters of three former Presidents, each conducting a tour of the libraries housing their father’s presidential papers.
On Monday, Caroline Kennedy, making a very rare TV appearance, will take Jane Pauley through the John F. Kennedy Library in Cambridge, Mass. On Tuesday, Susan Ford will tour the Gerald Ford Library in Grand Rapids, Mich., and the next day Margaret Truman will visit the Harry S. Truman Library in Independence, Mo.
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