National Women’s Liberation Drive Plans Across Nation
Women stage a coast to coast national strike to demand job equality free day care and free abortions. NOW launches activities with seminars rallies and a six cent suffrage stamp to honor the anniversary.
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Joe Nicholson JR
Associated Press
Women's Liberation Movement
National Organization of Women— Now
New York
Arlington Street
Unitarian- Universalist
Boston
Betty Friedan
Adams
Mass
Susan B. Anthony
Post Office Department
Chicago
Martha Griffiths
D-Mich
Grant Park
Phyllis Berry
Equal Rights Alliance
Women’s Liberation
Mary Jean Collins-Robson
NOW
Philadelphia
Mareen Jasin
Rittenhouse Square
Women’s Liberation Center
Roswell rally features Domenici and Skeen amid canyon barbecue
Middle aged motorcycle set attends a Salazar Canyon event near Lincoln with Pete Domenici and Joe Skeen speaking on growth and jobs for New Mexico. Reports praise Roswell hospitality from visitors Buster and Sheltons and local students at Baylor University honor rolls in the line.
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Roswell
Salazar Canyon
Lincoln
Pete Domenici
Joe Sheen
Domenic
New Mexico
Domenicis
Bruce King
King
Sellers wed step-daughter of British lord in Caxton Hall ceremony
Peter Sellers, 44, married Miranda Quarry, 23, in a 10 minute civil ceremony at Caxton Hall. It is his third marriage and her first. She is the step-daughter of Lord Mancroft, former Conservative minister and Cunard director.
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Associated Press
London
Peter Sellers
Miranda Quarry
Caxton Hall Register Office
Lord Mancroft
Cunard Shipping Line
War Toys Lose Punch As Christmas Gifts
Las Vegas AP report notes war toys decline as love bead kits play wigs and space toys rise. National Toy Wholesalers Association reviews 300 new items. peace movement and economy dampen military toy appeal amid holiday sales outlook. Shapiro cites weaker demand for military lines compared to five years ago. Space toys struggle for boys while girls’ line emphasizes play wigs.
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Associated Press
Las Vegas
New
National Toy Wholesalers Association
Stanley Shapiro
Richmond, Va
Space Toys
Shapiro
Naton
End of Segregation Test in the South Begins
The Nixon administration notes 566 Southern districts desegregating this fall as 94 percent of the region’s school systems move to comply with the 1954 Supreme Court ruling. About 159 of the remaining districts are not under orders or agreements, many in Georgia Arkansas Mississippi North Carolina Tennessee and Texas.
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Mark Brown
Associated Press
Washington
South
Supreme Court
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Justice Department
Georgia
Arkansas
Mississippi
North Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Not Selling Narcotics Sign Erected in Albuquerque
Christ Schaefer a 32 year old Bernalillo County welfare caseworker in Albuquerque says he posted a tree side sign to deter seekers at his South Valley home. The sign states narcotics and drugs are not sold there and explains former occupants are gone. He notes visitors were polite but disruptive at odd hours.
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Albuquerque
South Valley
Christ Schaefer
Bernalillo County Welfare Department
Nixon Confers With Top Advisers At Western White House
President Nixon meets with four top economic advisers to review the nation’s economy and inflation program at the Western White House in San Clemente. About 50 Western news executives attend a foreign policy briefing as Kissinger and Sisco join administration briefers.
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Frances Lewine
Associated Press
San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
White House
Ocean
California
Paul W. McCracken
Council of Economic Advisers
Secretary of the Treasury
David Kennedy
Federal Reserve Board
Arthur Burns
George Shultz
Office of Management and Budget
Business Council Liaison Committee
Vietnam
Middle East
Henry A. Kissinger
Joseph Sisco
Captive Reporter Describes Captivity and Release in Cambodia
Time correspondent Robert Anson said he was treated well during three weeks in Communist territory near Skoun. He returned to Phnom Penh and said he may stop reporting the Indochina war. Other released journalists arrived in Paris, while 18 or 19 foreign reporters remain missing, including Sean Flynn, Dana Stone, and Welles Hangen.
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T. Jeff Williams
Associated Press
Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Time Magazine
Robert Anson
Cleveland
Ohio
Anson
Skoun
Front
Alain Clement
Paris
Bangkok
Lydie Nicaire
Clement
Agence France Presse
Xavier Baron
Sean Flynn
Errol Flynn
Dana Stone
Columbia Broadcasting System
Welles Hangen
National Broadcasting Co
Bishop Walsh Reunited With Sisters in Rome After China Imprisonment
Bishop James E. Walsh, 79, from Cumberland Maryland, reunited with sisters Miss Mary Walsh and Mrs Julia Winner in Salvator Mundi Hospital Rome nine hours after arriving from Hong Kong. The meeting preceded a planned audience with Pope Paul VI and possible return to Maryknoll. The report notes speculation about a secret papal cardinalate but Maryknoll doubts the claim.
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Associated Press
ROME
James
Walsh
China
Cumberland
Hong Kong
Paul VI
Salvator Mundi International Hospital
Mary Walsh
Julia Winner
Maryknoll
John J. McCormack
United States
Father McCormack
N.Y
Formosa
Paul
Roswell Vandal Targets Main Street Businesses Over Weekend
Police report extensive damage from BB gunfire in Roswell commercial districts. At least 53 windows and doors were pock marked, including the Garden Street entrance to the police station. Damage occurred during the dark hours before Sunday morning, with most targets on Main Virginia Second and McGaffey streets. Investigation continues.
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Roswell
Garden Street
Main
Virginia
Second
McGaffey Streets
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