LaDonna Harris Wins Woman of the Year 1973 Award
LaDonna Harris is recognized as Woman of the Year 1973 in a national ceremony. The program began in Peace Farm and grew into a broader human rights organization with ties to Lawton and Washington, D C.
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LaDonna Harris Named Women of the Year Recipient
Actress Rosalind Russell hosts a CBS televised ceremony honoring LaDonna Harris of Lawton Oklahoma for minority rights poverty and mental health work across the nation. Harris a Comanche leader serves on Antioch College boards and has held multiple national roles in civil rights groups and human services.
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