Women Doers Awards Highlight 1968 Democratic Leaders
Nine women selected for the Democratic National Committee 1968 Women Doers Awards come from 32 states, with winners to receive citations at a Chicago convention luncheon. Winners include elected officials and young party workers, with Dr. Dorothy L. Brown and Mrs. John J. Foley among honored officials and Maryellen Lyons among contributors. Eileen Foley marks Portsmouth first female mayor since 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy Miller
Susan LeJambre
Michelle Lenzmeier
Congress
Eileen Foley
Portsmouth
N.H
Democratic National Committee
Chicago
Wahpeton
N.C
Fargo
Frank Lenzmeier
Maryellen Lyons
Milton
Mass
Suffolk University Law School
Robert Kennedy
Washington
Boston
Beryl W. Cohen
Maryellen
State Committee
Dorothy L. Brown
Nashville, Tenn
John J. Foley
Ray R. Heid
Brighton
Colo
Brown
Dear Ann Landers column on family, childbirth, and health advice
Dear Ann Landers responds to letters about a cousin’s size and a brother blaming Emma’s varicose veins on an unhappy family, advising to ignore provocative relatives and pick a suitable partner. She then counsels Emma’s surgery is not fun and later addresses abortion and single motherhood with caution.
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Ann Landers
Charlotte
Oklahoma
Emma
Volkswagon
Gloomsville
Gloom
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Michelle
Senate
North Dakota University
Eastern University
Susan le Jambre
Bordentown
N.J
Susan
Trenton State College
Kennedy Johnson
Young Democrats
United States
Riverside Hospital
Nashville
Meharry Medical College
Dorothy Brown
Tennessee House of Representatives
Dr. Brown
Lola Denise
Tennessee
Houston McNutt
Paducah
Georgia Roffler
Spokane, Wash
W.C. Warren
Oklahoma City
Okla
Gladys Warren
Democratic Party of Oklahoma
Alliance For Progress
Gateway Center
Decatur
Dexter
A. Tassle
Spruce
B. Penney
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