Senator’s wife fires verbal slap at astronaut Borman
Mrs. Philip Hart of Michigan scolded Colonel Frank Borman during a briefing on Apollo 8, calling his remark that women are "very pretty" frivolous. She argues NASA excludes qualified women from astronaut training and cites medical data suggesting women adapt better to life in space. Hart, a flyer and mother of eight, urges equal opportunities and criticizes ongoing gender bias in the Space program.
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Philip A. Hart
Michigan
Frank Borman
U. S
Jane Hart
Borman
Outer Space
State Department
Soviet Union
Hart
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Space
Mrs.Hart
Jane Briggs
Detroit
Margaret Mead
Ruth Benedict
NASA
Luci's Goodbye as antiwar views shape White House era
Luci Johnson reflects on her father's Vietnam stance, trusting President Johnson's policy and rejecting retreat. She discusses Pat's return, likening it to a due date, and describes Lyn's growth. She cherishes White House life despite impending departure and laments leaving the people who became family.
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Pat
Vietnam
O. K
Luci
Lyn
White House
New Dogwoods Are Available Now
N C State University horticulturist John H Harris notes named dogwood varieties arise from rare superior forms. Nurserymen graft these selections onto standard stock, raising cost but ensuring early bloom. Available through local nurseries, these named dogwoods appeal to homeowners seeking early flowering ornamentals.
Presbytery Centennial Celebrates Growth of Santa Fe Church
The United Presbyterian Church's Presbytery of Santa Fe, formed in 1868, marked its centennial in 1968 with a tree distribution to churches and missions in northern New Mexico. The body originally covered New Mexico, Arizona, and parts of Nevada and now serves the area north of U.S. 66. A church official described the trees as symbols of ongoing growth in the state.
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Santa FE
N. M
United Presbyterian Church
New Mexico
Presbytery of
Arizona
Nevada
U.S. 66
Bride and engagement photos due for Sunday publication
The Enterprise invites brides and brides elect to submit glossy 5 by 7 inch pictures to the woman's department by noon Monday. Fill out wedding and engagement forms in the office. A full calendar month must separate engagement and wedding dates for both photos to appear. bridal showers are no longer published. Party stories may be used if received before the three day deadline.
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Woman's Department of the Enterprise
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Sila
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