Women's groups draft far reaching IWY agenda in push for unity
More than 70 groups including YWCA, Junior League, NOW and the Girl Scouts contributed proposals for an International Women's Year agenda. The coalition led by the Women's Action Alliance seeks equal access to education, economic power, political participation, child care, homemakers' rights, and anti discrimination based on sexual orientation. The plan aims for local chapter action and mayoral support by November, with endorsements anticipated from the Ruckelshaus commission.
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Peggy Simpson
Associated Press
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YWCA
Junior League
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CommMon
Women’s Action Alliance
New York
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Al-lance
Ruth Abram
MS. Magazine
Pat Carbine
Jilli Ruckelshaus
Abram
Alliance
Ruckelshaus
Ford
Gloria Steinem
Brenda Feigen Fasten
Cates
Girl Scouts
Girls Clubs of America First
National
Women's Political Caucus
NOW
Girls Clubs of America
National Committee On Household Workers
Black Muslims reveal assets and wealth details
In Chicago, Wallace Muhammad, new Nation of Islam leader, disclosed assets of at least 46 million dollars and a vast real estate portfolio while denying a power struggle. He cited a 4 million dollar seafood import deal, 22 million in retail sales, and 176 temples. The group holds about 43 million in Chicago property and 6.2 million in farmland.
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Fred Goodall
Associated Press
Chicago
Nation of Islam
Elijah Muhammad
Wallace Muhammad
Nation of Islan
Abdul Aleem Garrakin
New York City
Nation of
Ilam
Muhammad
Sofia
P Chicas
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