We Want 51 Percent of Everything Rally in New York
More than 6 000 women marched up Fifth Avenue and gathered in Central Park to mark women suffrage progress and demand equality. Demonstrators protested male supremacy by targeting the Stock Exchange and a Bank of New York branch, while Betty Friedan accused Mayor Lindsay of hypocrisy. The day featured a first woman NYPD captain appointment, calls for abortion reform, child care, and equal employment opportunities, and a Wall Street banner reading Desegregate Wall Street Now.
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Katherine Vamit
New York
UPI
Fifth Avenue
Warmen
American Stock Exchange
Manhattan
Central Park
Poice
Lindsay
Worman
Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Natonal City Bank of
Women's
City Hall
Cantrat Park
Traveler's checks in Roman times seen in Itoman
Travelers in Itoman times carried traveler's checks as protection against robbers. The brief note links ancient practices to modern security needs, highlighting itinerant commerce and risk in ancient travel paths.
Deidre White and Kenneth Bastian Wed in Garden Ceremony
Miss Deidre Paige White and Kenneth Harlan Bastian Jr son of Cedar Rapids Iowa were married Saturday morning in a garden ceremony at the bride’s parents home in Fayette Alabama Reverend Jerry Sisson officiated The couple’s attendants wore yellow and white gowns and the reception followed with about sixty guests in attendance
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Cedar Rapids
Patty
Maid of Honor
Emily Patricia White
Edward W. Honor
Bastian
Mary Forsythe
Scott Groomsmen
Robert Chase
William Gumm
iGary Zeller
Thomas iMedges
Williamstown
Nuptia
United Methodist Church
Phyllia Risinger
New Hampton
Mark Risinger
Fayette
Paul Zeigler
Wayne
Zeigler
Twelfth Avenue
Marion
fRev
John Reichhol
Roger
Famous Foods
Tipton
Jan Cloe Crispin
New Orleans
Carl Crispin
Maurice J
Barbara Franklin Recruits Women for Federal Jobs
Barbara Hackman Franklin, 31, directs a presidentially created effort to recruit top women for federal positions. From New York bank to Washington, she fields regional outreach, asks women’s groups for names of qualified candidates, and aims to accelerate parity in government work.
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Barbara Franklin
Davia Washington
UPI
Barbara Hackman
Franklin
Nixon
Reyes
Washington
Toni
Wedding splendor marks Cedar Rapids and Marion rites
A Cedar Rapids ceremony at St Matthew's united Miss Michelle Fay and Steve Svoboda with a 10 30 service conducted by Rev Joseph Fagan, followed by a Marion reception at Suburban restaurant. The couple plans residence at 2507 Avenue NE, Cedar Rapids. He works for E F Construction Co.
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Cedar Rapids
St. Matthew's Catholic Church
Michelle Fay
Steve Svoboda
James J. Scroggins
Third Street
Mr. Svoboda
Raymond C. Fay
Eighteenth Street
Joseph Fagan
Marion
Madison, Wis
Williams named to Iowa Arts Council seat
Richard Williams of 640 Nineteenth Street SE, conductor of the Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra, is appointed to the Iowa State Arts Council. He fills the unexpired term of Mrs. Howard Reppert Jr. of Des Moines, who resigned due to ill health. The term expires June 30, 1973.
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Richard Williams
Nineteenth Street
Se.1
Cedar Rapids
Iowa State Arts Council
Williams
Howard Reppert
Des Moines
Reppert
Awa
Bridge Winners at Welty Way Highlight Tet rault Baum Pair
The Wednesday session at Welty Way produced Richard Tet rault and Jay Baum as winners with Al Stout and Royce McCray in second place. The next Duplicate Bridge Newell movement game is scheduled for Sunday at 5 30.
Elmcrest Women Golf Winners and Flight Ties Report
Elmcrest hosted an eighteen hole women’s golf day with multiple flight winners. Mrs. John Lockwood claimed medalist and championship in the 18 hole flight, while Mrs. Howard Wilfong and Mrs. Bert Stitzel won A and B flight respectively. Nine hole winners included Mrs. Gary Lacock as medalist and Mrs. Ted Ruffin, Mrs. Don Bertrand, Mrs. Ray Eggers, Mrs. Wally Benson, and Mrs. Leo Platz in various flights. Guest prizes went to Mrs. Don Kaliban, Mrs. Robert Hotchkiss, and Mrs. Robert Zirbel. Birdies were carded by several members including Mrs. Willam Travis and Mrs. Eggers, with Mrs. Lockwood scoring an eagle. Hostesses named for Sunday.
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Elmcrest
John Lockwood
Howard Wilfong
Bert Stitzel
Gary Lacock
Ted Ruffin
Don Bertrand
Ray Eggers
Wally Benson
Leo Platz
Don Kaliban
Robert Hotchkiss
Robert Zirbel
Mmes
Willam Travis
Robert Young
Eggers
Hay Spielman
Lockwood
Frank
Plaff
Kirs
Young
William Moeller
Kathy Zamastu
Leland Burns
Arthur Redel
Keith Hollingsworth
Gary Leeper
Scott Dennison
Robert Pargour
Fred Annand
Robert Berry
P. T. Chandler
Twin Pines
Bill Schwitzer
Sue Bauck
Bill Fuller
Mike Macek
James Sampson
Larry Koch
Robert North
Mas. Javes
Neil Detrick
Dan Ebrke
Detrick
David Atkins
Gerald Hotchkiss
Gilbert Knott
John Lewis
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John V. Lindsay
Betty Friedan
National Organization For Women N.O.W.1
St. Patricks Day
Tre
Femsitt
Wall Street Area
Tom Brown's
Massoletti
Carol Greitzer
Hubert H Humphrey
D-Minn
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
McGoverns
McCarthys
Kennedys
McCloskeys
Lindsays
Lesstone
Great White Sale
Armstrong's Domestics
Springville
Forest Hepker
Iowa Arts Council
West Side Club
Krebs Flower Shop
18Th Street
Shoas
Olga
Freedom Front
Anderwiry
ARM
SECON
Squaw Creek
Keitth Hollings
Max Hollings
Tom Merryman
Ray Dunahugh
William McAllen
Clair McGriff
Gile Dills
Cherie’s
Grace and Paine
Toy
Bate
Acrobane
Iaaz
Center Pains Rd
Agua Johwen
Heere
SUN
Glesa
Edgewood Road
Vernon Rd
Condor Punt
Aeg
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