Remembering the year 1968 in women’s lives and impact
A survey highlights 1968 as a pivotal year for women across politics, arts, sports, and public life. It notes widowhood figures, first ladies, rising leaders, and landmark appointments, including Indira Gandhi, Shirley Chisholm, Twiggy, Aretha Franklin, and Joan Payson, with diverse global and cultural milestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aretha Franklin
Faye Dunaway
Bonnie and Clyde
Barbra Streisand
Prominent Families Welcome Newborns and Weddings
Grief spreads over widows as Mrs Libby Koontz 49 a Salisb ury teacher stands poised. Lynda Bird Johnson Robb 24 and Capt Charles Robb 29 welcome first child a daughter. Princess Margrethe 28 and Prince Henrik 33 greet a son. Mrs Ethel Kennedy 40 widow of Sen Robert Kennedy 11th child a daughter. Barbara Ann Eisenhower 19 and Fernando Echavarria Uribe 25 wed. Maria Wright 28 civil rights lawyer and Peter Edelman 30 White House aide to RFK. Joan Baez 27 and David Harris 22 wed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynda Bird Johnson Robb
Lyndon B. Johnson
Capt
Charles Robb
Princess Margrethe
Prince Henrik
Ethel Kennedy
Sen
Robert Kennedy
Peter Edelman
Joan Baez
David Harris
Patricia Norton Weds Archie Argo In Edneyville Service
Patricia Ellen Norton daughter of Mr and Mrs C G Norton Route 2 Hendersonville married Archie David Argo of Kernersville in a 4 pm ceremony at Edneyville United Methodist Church. Rev W D Argo of Charlotte officiated with organ music by Mrs D E Caldwell. The gown was ivory satin with cathedral train and ivory illusion veil. Maid of honor Shirley Norton and bridesmaids Linda Barnett Rose Anne Vaughn Cindy Brown wore mint green crepe. Best man Jim Hunt. ushers Carl Vincannon Bill Watson Bill Norton. The couple will reside at Pfeiffer College in Miseneheimer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendersonville
Patricia Ellen Norton
C. G. Norton
Route 2
Archie David Argo
Kernersvile
W. D. Argo
Charlotte
Edneyville United Methodist Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
Roberty Kennedy
Martin Luther King Jr
Jackie Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Aristotle Onassis
Richard M. Nixon
White House
Patricia Neal
American Heart Association
Betty Hughes
New Jersey
Richard Hughes
Walter Kempner
Duke University Hospital
Durham
N. C
Mary Corita Kent
Sisters of the Immaculate Heart of Mary
Ghislaine Roquet
Canada
United Nations General Assembly
Holy Cross
Montreal
Bastile-Moreau College
Indira Gandhi
India
Nguyen Thi Binh
Chic
National Liberation Front
Viet Cong
Angie Brooks
United Nations
Liberia
U. N. General Assembly
Frances P. Bolton
Ohio
Congress
Shirley Chisholm
Brooklyn
N. Y
Penelope Tree
Marietta Tree
U. S
Lesley Hornby
Twiggy
Justin de Villeneuve
Marianne Moore
Princeton University
National Book Committee
Joan Whitney Payson
New York Mets
Mexico City
Debbie Meyer
Sacramento
Calif
Penny Ann Early
Chicago
Churchill Downs
Penny Ann
U. S. Military Academy
West Point
Elizabeth Matthew Lewis
British Commonwealth
Hilda Bynoe
Grenada
British West Indies
Lyndon Johnson
ICC
Temple Judea
Coral Gables
Fla
Rita Shore
Marian Anderson
Southern University
Tulane
National Education Assn
Spiro T. Agnew
Gro
Libby Koontz
Salisbury, N.C
Barbara Ann
Ropert F. Kennedy
Ken
Nedy
Los Angeles
Dr. King
Memphis
Patricia Norton
D. E. Caldwell
A. J. Argo
Kernersville
Mr. Argo
Shirley Norton
Linda Barnett
West Palm Beach, Fla
Rose Anne Vaughn
Cindy Brown
Medford, N. J
Jim Hunt
High Point
Carl Vincannon
Bill Watson
Woodleaf
Bill Norton
Imis
Argo
Hendersonville High School
Pfeiffer College
High Point Central High School
The
Southwestern Co
Misenheimer
Hardy Freeman
Freemans
William Dalton
Jerry Rhodes
Melvin Wilson
Kenneth Dickens
Evelyn Andrews
Georgia Hunt
Mrs. Argo
Ingh Point Enterprise
Adelaide Fendler
Womens Editor
Fage
Niagara Oddities
Niagara
Luna Falls
Luna Island
Sani-ac Ate
sideLarty Drug Co
Church St. Tel
Hai Lewis Suerty Co
Sechrest
Sechrest Funeral Service
Lexington Avenue
Robbe Reg
Paradise
Pedwin Reg
Sele
S. Main
Kent