Woman power drives Chicago student protests demand equality
Chicago scholars report an eight story campus sit in at the University of Chicago administration building as about 300 students demand feminine equality after the firing of sociology professor Marlene Dixon. Louise Brotsky, an 18 year old sophomore from San Francisco, becomes a focal point describing female stereotypes and the call for pregnancy leave and women in the faculty. The movement spreads to include black and poor students and a push for more student voice while insisting on peaceful action and equal footing with male counterparts.
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University of Chicago
Woman Power
Chicago
Louise
San Francisco
Marlene Dixon
Women’s Liberation Caucus
Feminine Revolt
Valerie Salonis
Andy Warhol
Warhol
Miss Salonis
Joint Enlistment Not A Workable Plan For Lovers
Mike Jones 18 and Rosa Lee Stinnett 19, in love, delayed marriage until service. They both entered the air force January 9 and went to Texas. Mike, at Lackland AFB, aggravated a hip injury and received medical discharge. Rosa remains in basic training with about four years to serve. They now plan a two year wait to marry.
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Richmond
Mike Jones
Rosa Lee Stinnett
Rosa
Mike
Air Force
Texas
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Reid seeks amendment to allow non denominational prayer in public buildings
Representative Charlotte T. Reid proposes a constitutional change to permit non denominational prayer in public buildings including schools. She argues the amendment counters Supreme Court rulings that bar officially sponsored prayer in public schools.
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Washington
UPI
Charlotte T. Reid
R-Ill
Supreme Court
Denver PBA Open Featured on PRO BOWLERS TOUR This Week
The Denver PBA Open airs this week on color at 2 30 PM Saturday on Channel 9 KCRG TV. Local bowling fans can catch highlights and standings as top tour players compete.
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Denver
Kcrgtv
Jumpsuits Fashion's Charisma Move From Workwear to Evening Wear
Edith Head notes coveralls evolve into evening jumpsuits in gold lame brocade sequins and mink fabrics. The piece highlights the appeal of feminine silhouettes and trends like capes pantsuits and sashes as the fashion world embraces a new charisma in spring style.
Mrs. Brooksby Leads PTA Dinner Speech on Involvement
Lois Marks reports Dorothy Brooksby, a National Education Association official from Washington DC, spoke to a 350 plus audience at Jefferson High School for the 22nd annual Founders Day PTA dinner sponsored by the PTA council. Her program centered on active involvement and four partner education, with group discussions and panel reports.
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Dorothy Brooksby
Jefferson High School
PTA Council
Brooksby
Washington, D.C
National Education Assn
Westside
Allen Koepke
Misses Hazel
Oline Siem
Mmes
Robert Hammill
Joseph Hanisch
Kenneth Hansen
Walter Steggall
Sisters Reunited In Maternity Ward
In Chatham England two sisters who had not seen each other in 30 years were reunited in a maternity ward after a short conversation. Shirley Stevens gave birth to a girl while her sister Mabel King had a boy. Both spent childhoods in foster homes and had lived within five miles of each other since marriage.
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Chatham
England
Shirley Stevens
Stevens
Mabel King
Bridal Shower Honors Miss Sheryl Rompot
Miss Sheryl Rompot was honored at a shower hosted by Suburban Co-Workers at Mrs. Jerry Newport’s home 2125 Wilson Ave SW. The guest of honor received a group gift and will marry March 22 to W Robert Abbott son of Dr and Mrs Wilton R Abbott of Los Altos Hills Calif.
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Sheryl Rompot
Co-Workers Club
Jerry Newport
Wilson Avenue
Miss Rompot
Elmer Rompets
Hughes Drive
W. Robert Abbott
Wilton R. Abbott
Los Altos Hills
Calif
Miss Patricia Ireland Honored At Shower Before February Wedding
Miss Patricia Ireland daughter of Mrs Lyle Ireland and the late Mr Ireland was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs Walter A Benson and daughter Kathie. Twenty guests attended. She is the February 22 bride elect of Raymond Swyres son of the R W Swyres of Third Avenue SE.
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Patricia Ireland
Lyle Ireland
Twenty-third Street
Mr. Ireland
Walter A. Benson
Kathie
Twenty Fifth Street
Miss Ireland
Raymond Swyres
R. W. Swyres
Third Avenue
Attorney’s Chivalry Triggers Mistrial in St Louis Case
Attorney John G. Roach gave a ride to a juror, Bernadette Campbell, outside the St Louis county courthouse. The act did not save his client Hess Miller from a mistrial in the concealed weapons trial, as Judge Michael Scott declared.
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ST. Louis
John G. Roach
Bernadette Campbell
Roach
Hess Miller
Ronald Rothman
Michael Scott
Scott
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