Feminists seek unity amid Latin push at UN conference
American feminists aim to head off a Latin American move to rebuke Betty Friedan for dominating unofficial sessions at the United Nations Women’s Conference in Mexico City. Edith Rinaldo of Argentina and Maria Huperia Echazarreta of Mexico joined a petition demanding rotated readership rules and criticizing perceived authoritarian tactics.
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Reel Thing callers share thoughts on local life
Readers submit audio comments via a late evening phone line, urging community discussion on issues from discrimination to taxes and social security. Varying voices describe personal grievances, local annoyances, and calls for civic action, with reflections on fairness and safety.
Candlelight march urges ERA passage
About 100 marchers with candles and signs urged passage of the Equal Rights Amendment at the National Women's Political Caucus national convention in Boston. NWPC expected about 2,000 attendees over the four day event with several presidential candidates slated to speak.
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Teacher sues Playgirl over 1974 issue claims breach
A Los Angeles teacher sues Playgirl alleging the July 1974 issue violated his contract and invaded privacy by its layout and sexualized photos. He contends an understanding existed that the photos would express sexual implications.
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FBI unable to locate hitchhiking couple in Harris inquiry
Federal and local investigators searched for a hitchhiking pair who gave names and birthdates matching William and Emily Harris of the Symbionese Liberation Army. Centralia police stopped them briefly. the couple, claiming migrant worker status from Oklahoma traveling from Tennessee to Ohio, disappeared before officers could verify their identities.
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