ERA Caravan uses suffragist tactics to push ERA in Arizona
NOW Arizona chapter uses a caravan campaign across Scottsdale and towns like Flagstaff Prescott and Kingman to ratify the ERA. Lea Goodman says the grassroots approach draws 100 people in Prescott with 40 to 50 percent opposing the ERA and emphasizes learning from opponents.
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Mary Jane Alexander
ERA Caravan
Arizona
National Organization For Women
Lea Goodman
NOW
ERA
Scottsdale
Navajo Nation
Chinle
Tuba City
Window Rock
Bisbee
Sierra Vista
Flagstaff
Prescott
Lake Havasu City
Kingman
Jean Stapleton
America
Goodman
Alice Paul
Paul
San Francisco
Washington
Indiana
Georgia
Opposition to ERA voiced at Scottsdale forum
Former state legislator Bess Stinson and Irene Conlan spoke at Scottsdale's First Southern Baptist Church outlining concerns with the Equal Rights Amendment. Stinson argued Section 2 enforcement issues and 14th Amendment wording. Conlan framed ERA as a socialist threat and urged prayer, education, and political action.
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Bess Stinson
Scottsdale
First Southern Baptist Church
Irene Conlan
U.S
John Conlan
Stinson
Congress
United States
Supreme Court
Arizona
IWU
Houston
Senaca Falls
Phoenix
IWY
Conlan
Want Ads Buyer's Line Advertises Tinder Services
Classified line urges readers to call 994-9311 to place want ads for buyers. The terse notice emphasizes a contact number without listing products or details. The piece resembles a brief marketplace insertion from a local newspaper page.
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Tinder's
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Lincoln & Scottsdale Rd
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Thomas Mall
BankAmericard
Main Street
McCormick Ranch
Scottsdale Road
McCormick Rance