Traces History of Women’s Lib
AP reports a full century of women’s rights from 1848 Seneca Falls to 1920 suffrage and 1960s visibility. Historian Oliver Jensen notes early feminism in 19th century linked to Lucretia Mott and Susan B. Anthony, with shifts in law, economy, and morality driven by technology and social change. He predicts lasting gains in equality of opportunity and moral outlook, despite ongoing challenges.
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New York
Betty Friedans
Kate Milletts
Lucretia Mott
Lucy Stone
Susan B. Anthony
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Victoria Woodhull
Seneca Falls
Oliver Jensen
Jensen
Congress
Smith
Constitutional Amendment to Create State Ethics Commission
public notice for May 18 1971 election proposes adding Article III Section 24 creating a nine member ethics commission with three appointees from each high court group and two ex officio members and outlines terms compensation rules and ethics powers including filing financial statements and enforcement seeking voter approval.
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State OF
Texas
State Ethics Commission
Supreme Court of Texas
Presidin Udge
Court of Crimina Appeale
House of Representatives
Texas State Ethics Commission
Austin
Secretary of State
Shiloh H D Club hosts larger Community Night program
The Shiloh H D Club held a bigger Community Night featuring a blue ribbon Variety Meats demonstration by Rushell Hunt and a How to Make A Bird Cage session by Lillie Mae Bailey. Exhibits judged by Willow Springs H D Club members Bessie Taylor won first, A. M. Brown second, Lillie Mae Bailey third, Lillie Montgomery fourth. 4 H participants and visitors listed. 4-H Lab Calf Scramble and chocolate sales discussed. Military notices include Navy personnel aboard USS Ticonderoga and Exotic Dancer IV exercise off North Carolina coast. Captain Ronald V. Trull at Maxwell AFB and Airman Earnest R. Cox Jr. on leave in Florida. Navy Seaman Apprentice Jerry N. Luster aboard USS Cleveland in Operation Keystone Robin.
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Shiloh H. D
Rushell Hunt
Lillie Mae _ Bailey
H. D. Club
Lillie V. Montgomery
Christene
Nina Mae Hunt
Willow Springs
Bessie Taylor
A. M. Brown
Lillie Mae Bailey
Lillie Montgomery
Fern Christian
Vorease Allen
Melvin
Marvin Montgomery
Navy
James D., Elwood
James L. Elwood
John D. Turner
Roscoe Turner
Longview
North Carolina
Air Force
Marine Corps
Camp Lejeune
Jerry N. Luster
Allen P. Luster
Kilgore
Cleveland
Vietnam
Danang
Army
First Marine Division
San Diego
Long Beach
Calif
Pearl Harbor
Okinawa
Constitutional Amendment Two on Ballot HJR 21 Ballot
Statewide public notice outlines Constitutional Amendment Two on the May 18 1971 ballot. It details legislative proposal by two thirds vote publication requirements and how votes will be counted for or against the amendment. The notice specifies that the amendment would allow the Legislature to propose a constitutional amendment at any session.
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Speer
E House
Leecenea
Vitamin additions gain favor with shoppers survey says
A nationwide consumer poll for Hoffman La Roche finds 70 percent of shoppers favor adding vitamins to foods reflecting rising vitamin consciousness in product comparisons.
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Hoffman-La Roche
Public Notice of Constitutional Amendment on Ballot May 18 1971
Special election May 18 1971 to vote on Constitutional Amendment Number Three SJR 5. The measure proposes to amend Article III Section 51 a to authorize state matching funds for federal aid programs for needy aged, disabled, blind, and dependent children and caretakers with set annual caps. It details eligibility, federal collaboration, and limitations, including a $55 million cap for dependent children programs. The notice includes the election date and ballot wording.
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State OF
Texas
United States
Constitutional Amendment Four on Ballot May 18 1971
Public notice outlines Proposed Constitutional Amendment Number Four for a Texas vote on May 18 1971. It authorizes up to 100 million dollars in bonds for water quality grants and loans, with bonds secured by the states general credit and an interest cap of 6 percent. The funds would go to the Texas Water Development Fund for water resources programs and related agencies.
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State OF
Texas
Texas Water Development Board
Texas Water Quality Board
Texas Water Development
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American Heritage Magazine
White House
Washington
Karen Kleiman
Dallas
Tex
Muskie
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
CSIR
Shiloh Club
David L. McDonald
Pete Tyner
David G. Porter
A. P. Porter
Rt. 5
Ticonderoga
Indian Ocean
Sunda Straits
Hmas Perth
Houston
John S. McCain
Schofield
Meyerkord
Bronstein
Earnest R. Cox, Jr
Earnest R. Cox
White Oak
United States Navy
Cox
Hallsville High School
Kilgore College
Naval Air Station
Pensacola
Florida
Aviation Electrician's
Aviation Electrician’s Mate
Jacksonville
Yeas
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