Women's Liberation Movement Grows Beyond Just a Protest
Patricia McCormack reports from New York that the Women's Liberation movement appears to be expanding beyond a single strike. NOW founder Betty Friedan notes the movement is just beginning, with NOW membership surging and activists planning broader legislative change.
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Women’s Liberation Movement
Betty Friedan
National Organization For Women (Now
National Women’s Strike
NOW
Television in Review by James C. Jackson
Soviet television treats World War II as a central theme with lengthy war films and memorials, while news remains tightly controlled by the state. It mixes cultural fare with limited humor, and occasional ads hint at consumer life. American women’s liberation actions surface in UPI reports, including NOW activities and new rights proposals with potential legal consequences.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
Moscow Television
Glenn Miller
America
Senate
House
Los Angeles
Peace Corps
Congress
Long Island
Fire Department
University of Oklahoma
Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps
West Virginia
St. Louis
South Carolina
Grimke Sisters Union
Columbia
San Francisco
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American Catholic Bishops
Minneapolis, St. Paul
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Television In Review
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Lucy Stoners
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Charleston
W.va
Appalachian Power Co
Charles Adkins
Minneapolis
Atlanta
Salvation Army
Army
Iowa
University of Iowa
Iowa State
Ames
Cedar Falls
Susan Abercrombie
Pittsburgh
Jacquie Ceballos
National Board of
Wessner Textiles
Manchester
Buxton
Burt Bros
Berkshires
Cold Spring Rd
Williamstown
Mass
Cue & Mobil
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Agway Petroleum
Agway Petroleum Corp
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Bennington
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Main Street
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Ymca Board of Directors
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