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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1975

Page

3

Women’s conference elects a man president

The United Nations sponsored world conference opened in Mexico City with 140 delegates electing Mexican Attorney General Pedr jeci Panda wer as president. Former Mexican President Lais Echeverria and UN Secretary General Kurt Waldheim spoke, urging broad economic and social transformation and gender equality as essential to a more equitable world system. About 7,000 delegates and observers attended the opening session at the Barrera Olympic Giant canal venue.

Mexico City Pedr Jeci Panda United Nations Lais Echeverria Kurt Waldheim U.N Barrera Olympic Gyant Mexican Canal

Men show more enthusiasm with women at Fort Lewis bivouac

Fort Lewis Washington report notes women in a bivouac setting spark stronger enthusiasm among participants. Camp commander Bay Gen Silat Melner says men are driven to prove themselves, while deputy Col Duane Tague cautions the real test will come later at Mae camp. Linda Mo Nelson and Cheryl Neanesinski are named as student sergeants involved.

Fort Lewis Wash Aerardity Fort Lewin Romere Tentiggan Yale Bay Silat Melner Cassie Trea Linda Mo Nelson South Dakota Seite University Phitoan En Ceally Onnying Sid Cheryl Neanesinski Aniversiy Idaho Duane Tague Mae Camp

Morning News for Burnet County District Subscriptions

A damaged OCR fragment lists subscription rates and office addresses for The Daily Review cometan. It mentions publishing details, contact numbers, and postal routes including Hayward and Napa areas. Exact names and places are unclear due to garbled text.

Women Rally for Jailbird Fund Raiser in San Antonio

San Antonio groups led by the Women’s Political Caucus and NOW plan a jailbird fund raiser Tuesday for Basil Archey a 42 year old divorcee and father who refused jury duty in a test of the Equal Rights Amendment He began the ERA case June 2 citing child custody exemptions and faces misdemeanor charges for absence from jury service The event aims to pay his $50 bond and start a defense fund with a potential $10 to $100 fine upon conviction.

San Antonio Tex UPT Women’s Political Caucus National Organization of Women Basil Archey Archey Texas Fathers For Equal Rights Archer Hubert R. Murray Bexar County Women's Political Caucus San Antonians For the Equal Rights Amendment

13 point plan for U.S. women’s equality agenda

Leaders of major women’s groups with over 3 million members released the first U.S. National Women’s Agenda. The 13 point plan calls for political representation, equal education, meaningful work, economic access, quality child care and health care, housing, humane justice, and equal media treatment. The agenda will be presented in Mexico City and to President Ford for endorsement.

New York UPI America U.S Washington Mexico City Girls. Clubs of America Waren Church Women Ford Muth J. Abram Woman's Action Alliaance

Mrs Ford Aims ERA Passage in Bicentennial Year

Betty Ford urges passage of the Equal Rights Amendment in 1976, calling Bicentennial year a special moment for women. She notes it is hard to believe the ERA has not passed and says International Women’s Year provides momentum to organize and finish the job.

New York UPI Betty Ford America Americ Ford

Inmates Riot Second Night at North Carolina Prison

About 250 inmates at the North Carolina Women's Prison staged a second violent protest in four days in Raleigh. Eighteen prisoners and one guard were injured as authorities broke off negotiations and moved inmates back to dormitories. Guards were not heavily armed, but scuffles occurred. One inmate was seriously injured, others carried out on stretchers.

Raleigh, N.C WPT North Carolina Women’s Prison Andergon James R. Holfhouser Jr Ralph Bedwards Anderson Mindle T Hat

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