Panel discusses how the political process works in Lawrence
Lawrence Women's Political Caucus hosted a panel on how the political process works featuring Dr. Helen Gilles and Julie Hack from the Lawrence Board of Education along with Shirley Vaughn and Betty Jo Charlton. They spoke on candidacy pathways and party roles, followed by Sue Ann Stout detailing lobbying for the Equal Rights Amendment. The next meeting is April 19 at 7:30 at 733 Miss.
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Lawrence Women’s Political Caucus
Helen Gilles
Julie Hack
Lawrence Board of Education
Shirley Vaughn
Third
Republican State Committee
Betty Jo Charlton
Douglas County
Democratic Club
Gilles
Hack
Women’s International League For Peace
Charlton
Sue Ann Stout
Topeka
Lawrence
Nancy Harper
Dear Ann Landers Advice Column Fragments
A reader asks how to handle a relative urging facelifts while the relative is otherwise content. Another letter seeks guidance after misinformed death rumors and a playful query about kissing eyes. A final note questions a bride’s choice of escort for a church wedding.
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Ann Landers
Mark Twain
Opelouses
Wheel Spin Chooses 1972 Cherry Blossom Queen
Lynn Armstrong of Massachusetts has been selected as the 1972 National Cherry Blossom Queen after the wheel of states stopped on her entry. The Kennedy Center concert hall event drew a large crowd despite hail and snow as Henry Mancini provided music.
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Washington
Wheel of States
Lynn Armstrong
Massachusetts
Kennedy Center
Henry Mancini
Style Show Brunch Supports Cottonwood Inc Benefit
Plans for the spring Style Show Brunch by the Women's Division of the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce proceed for 10 a.m. Saturday April 15 at the Kansas Union ballroom. The event supports Cottonwood Inc. with new fashions for women men and children. Mrs Walter Morton chairs the event with committees led by Dorothy Green June McMillin and others. Tickets available at the Chamber office from division members and local stores.
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Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Walter Morton
Dorothy Green
June McMillin
Don Robertson
Patrick Green
Roger Scott
Gary Condra
John Suder
Jerry Nossaman
Richard Kennedy
Chamber of Commerce
Alley Shop
Attic
Jay Shoppe
Kirsten's
Knights's
Weavers
HOCH
KU Lawrence
Kansas
University of Kansas Till
Legion Auxiliary Visits Brookside Manor in Overbrook
The American Legion Auxiliary Dorsey Liberty Unit 14 held a party at Brookside Manor in Overbrook on Tuesday afternoon. Members ran games and provided refreshments for attendees.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Dorsey Liberty Unit 14
Brookside Manor
Overbrook
The Castle Tea Room Wedding Receptions and Public Events
The Castle Tea Room at 1307 Mass. welcomes public wedding receptions and private parties. Open to patrons for social gatherings with event services and catering options available for hire.
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PTA
Ms. Hack
League of Women Voters
Board of Education
Ms. Charlton
Vaughn
Teresa
Dear Ann Landers
Rockford
R.P
Kentucky
Ransford Electric, Inc
General Electrical Wiring
West
Fire
THE
Culpepper Lattle CO
Miss Armstrong
Revere
Boston
James Hodgson
Alabama
Peggy Sue Wallace
Gov
George Wallace
C. Langhorn Washburn
Charlie Brown
Rod McKuen
Kansas Union
Cottonwood Inc
Russell Frink
Alfred Gallup
Legion Auxiliary
Manor
Alan Fisher
Nell Fleming
Effie Tobler
Thornton Hemphill
Jim Wiggins
Mabel Sizer
Virgil Schmidtberger
Dean Allen
Louis Wulfkuhle
Alvin Row
Buford Ward
Moon
UBU Roi
King Ubu
U. Experimental Theatre
Ywanada Theatre
Telehone
Vanessa Redgrave
Glenda Jackson
Queen of Scots
Wsemeefrem
Zimbalist, JR
Warner Bros
Seven Arts WE
Rep
United Artists
Jennifer
Columbia Pictures
CBEST
With
Iowa
Paul D. Zimmerman
Newswe
Rke
McDonaldland
McDonald's
Ronald
McDonalds
Pompeii
California
Satan
David Hemmings
Gayle Hunnicutt
Fragment OF Fear
Parting OF the Red Sea
Hillcrest Shopping
Oth
MGM
Lal, UL “Kotch
Marlon Brando
Time Magazine
Uin
Wiclcrest Shopping FemiEy
Amo
Hoch Auditorium
Shipley
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