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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1968

Page

9

Scottsdale’s first female councilman resigns after two years

Doris McCauley, Scottsdale’s only city council member, announces resignation. She notes pride in her role as councilman and reflects on gendered titles, family ties, and long career in public service and education, including work with the League of Women Voters and degrees from Michigan and ASU.

Mary. Bach Doris McCauley Scottsdale Lurleen Wallace Edwin McCauley Detroit League of Women Voters University of Michigan Arizona State University McCauley Doris

Councilwoman Doris McCauley Offers Witty Take On Politics

Doris McCauley speaks about being one of few women in politics, balancing family and public duties, and the realities of campaigning. She recalls conventions with male audiences, wardrobe mishaps, and the need for broad civic background while urging resilience and humor.

Scottsdale

Mom fears first phone call from older girl shocks mother

Patricia McCormack writes from New York about a mother's tears at her 11 year old son's first phone call from an older girl. The piece riffs on parenting anxieties and comic debate over how to handle dating, marriage costs, and parental ratings as modern customs collide with tradition.

Son Patricia McCormack New York UPI Chase Manhattan Bank Algeria P.S

Scottsdale Women’s Club Honors Past Presidents at Tempe Event

The Scottsdale and Professional Women’s Club honored its past presidents with a grid iron style lampoon and potluck at the Concord Village Club House in Tempe. New officers installed included President Mrs Paul Crampton, President-elect Mrs Richard Wood, and others with Past State President Mrs Mildred H Scott conducting the ceremony at Villa Monterey Club House.

Scottsdale Concord Tempe Paul. Crampton Empe Richard Wood First St Richard Whatley E. Moreland Robert Frazure George Ewert W. 2Nd St T. F. Hughes Pat Belsey Phoenix Villa Monterey Club Mildred H. ‘Scott

Air West sets height limits for new hostess class

Air West introduces a consolidated hostess training class starting May 27 in Phoenix with a new height rule. Sixteen-inch range allows five foot to five foot nine inches, weight cap 140 pounds, and ages 21 to 27, with education, service, and appearance emphasized. The May class of 28 trainees will precede the July 1 merge, bases at San Francisco Portland Phoenix Seattle serve 100 plus cities in Canada Mexico and the Far West.

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