Women’s Lib split debate rages among Steinem Abzug Friedan
The article reports a public row in the women’s movement as Gloria Steinem and Bella Abzug rebut Betty Friedan’s critique of “female chauvinist boors” and ecological splits. Friedan’s piece sparked counterattacks from Steinem Abzug and NOW leaders, who caution against broad generalizations while noting tactical differences yet collaboration remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria Steinem
Bella Abzug
D-N.y
Steinem
Mrs. Abrug
Mise Steinem
New York
Betty Friedan
Reo
Giga Madar
United’ Auto Workers
National Woman's Political Caucus
Miss Madar
Festival Schedule Promises Evening Chamber Music
Festival schedule lists events from Lowell Diser to the festival series with chamber music, art displays, and film shows. Highlights include The Gay Divorcee screening, Western American art by McGrew and others, and the 1972 Festival Symphony Orchestra debut with Ruggerio Ricci.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Diservatory
ART — University
Arizona Bank
R. Brownell McGrew
Northern Arizona University Chemistry
Ginger Rogers
Fred Astaire
NAU Main
Louis Aikin
Mathias Sandor
Paul Dyck
Arizona Bank Gallery
ArtBarn
University
University Audio Forium
Festival Symphony Orchestra
Ruggerio Ricci
Ricci
Izler Solomon
Paganini
Flagstaff Art Barn
Adrian Jansen
Mormon Pioneer Days Log Throw at Coconino High
A male participant at the second annual Mormon Pioneer Days at Coconino High School hurls a log with visible effort. The event drew spectators as the log toss showcased strength and determination, captured by photographer Willard Harkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coconin H
Igh School
Tog Siawer
Willard Harkey
Hope Dim for Lost Miners in West Virginia Mine
Rescue workers near completing a five inch bore into a burning coal mine where nine miners are trapped and hope wanes. Officials report no word from the men as air tests and geophones are used to detect life while federal inspectors note weekly checks due to extreme danger.
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Blacksville
W. Va
Hazlett Cordhran
Consoli
Dation Coal Co
Cochran
Bureau of Mins
Washington
Federal
Ine Spectors
Consoliation Coal Co
Blacksville No. 1
Music at Lowell Observatory Lights Up Flagstaff Festival
Four artists in residence at Flagstaff Summer Festival 1972 join forces for a chamber recital at Lowell Observatory Planetary Research Center auditorium at 4 90 p.m. Violinists Max Mandel Lurames Mandel violist Gabriel Gruber and cellist Takatori Atsumi perform Haydn Beethoven and Shostakovich. After the recital, observers tour observatory facilities as part of a week of festival events highlighted by a Wednesday appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flagstaff
Lowell Observatory
Planetary Research Center
Observatory
Max
Lurames Mandel
Gabrel Gruber
Takatori Atsumi
Washington
Pee the Senal
Izler Solomon
Pee Services Festival Symphony
John Stennis
Ruggerio Ricci
Niccolo Paganini
Ernest Tosh
Cesar Franck
Ricci
George Ricei
Chamber Orchestra
Solomon
Symphony
Johannes Brahms
Ried
University Auditorium
Pat Curry
Seagon
British Ports Shut Down in Solidarity Protest
Longshoremen in London Liverpool Hull and other ports walked off the job in sympathy with five jailed dock workers defying the Dew labor court. Thousands in other industries joined the stoppage as 42,000 longshoremen halted work by noon Friday.
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London
Dew
Liverpool
Hull
Southampton
Manchester
Glasgow
Bristol
Swansea
Truck Driver Dies In Big Overturn West Of St Johns
A Flagstaff tractor truck pulling a compresser plunged off Highway 140 about 21 miles west of St. Johns Sunday. Driver Marion B. Harper, 45, was killed after being thrown from the vehicle while attempting to right it. His wife Atta, 45, escaped with minor injuries. In a separate Sunday crash on Highway 66 about 15 miles west of Yucca, Maryo O Reilly, 21, of Chicago, died from injuries after the car veered off following a doze at the wheel. Richard Novotny, 23, of Riverside, Ill., aided and survived with minor injuries. Arizona highway deaths for 1972 rose to 414.
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Highway 140
St. Johns
Marion B. Harper
Highway Patrol
Harper
Atta
Maryo’Reilly
Chicago
Highway 66
Yucca
Richard Novotny
Miss O'Reilly
Needles
Calif
Novotny
Riverside
Arizona
Supreme Court urged to rehear death row cases nationwide
Prosecutors asked rehearing in 13 Georgia death sentence cases, 2 in Pennsylvania and 1 in Texas after the high court barred executions in its June decision. Attorneys argued the ruling infringes on jury authority and overreaches its limits, urging review to preserve legislative and judicial roles.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Georgia
Pennsylvania
Texas
Crawford C
Martin
Elmer Branch
Atty
Arlen Specter
Anthony Soleri
Frank Phelan
Georgia Atty
Arthur K. Boulton
Specter
Philadelphia
Bolton
Nixon Aims to Double Drug Arrests Next Year
In the Oval Office Nixon listened as top drug abuse officials reported narcotics violation arrests have doubled over four years, with 16 144 this year versus 8 455 four years earlier. He stated he wants the figure doubled again next year as Ambrose urged more funds manpower and expanded supervision to curb heroin supply and arrests.
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Washington
Nixon
Oval Office
Myles Ame Orase
Ambrose
Federal Office of Drug Abuse Law Enforcement
Asst
Treasury
Eugene T. Rassides
Customs Bureau
Amoro
Trailer Fire Cleanup Begins After Seven Mobile Homes Destroyed
A Friday night fire in Winslow damaged seven mobile homes and left homeless people, with preliminary losses near 70000 dollars. The blaze was traced to a damaged gas meter. A Northern Arizona University student from Winslow faces hit run charges in connection with the incident. Betty Jo Adams of 212 East Maple reportedly backed over the gas meters and fled. Arizona Red Cross moved to aid the affected, housing residents in motels and private homes. Police Chief Walter Maule confirmed officers on scene and fire crews responding.
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Winslow
Arizona Red Cross
Cite
Northern Arizona University
Winglow
Betty Jo Adams
Walter Maule
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NOW
Camille
Thoreau
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Bureau of Mines
Leonard Penkovich
United Ming Workers
Halls of Science
Senate
Mars
Lowell
Death Row
Pete’s
Smith
Hamburg
N.Y
Jim Smith
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