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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1970
Page
3
Republican and Democratic women leaders team to fund a professional poll on why women lag in national offices. They seek causes such as fundraising, endorsements, and party support while urging education to boost female candidates in Congress.
Elyria Altrusa Club hosts annual rummage sale at 301 Broad Street from 8 o'clock tomorrow through Friday. Proceeds support local projects and scholarships in the community.
Alice Paul, 85, long-time advocate for women’s rights, proposes that after ratifying the equal rights amendment, women should gain equal representation in Congress. She recalls her 1917 hunger strike and six-month jail sentence for protesting for suffrage.
The National Organization of Women urged a nationwide strike by every American woman to highlight women's vital social and economic contributions. Leaders say the demonstration could press for higher pay and better job opportunities for women.
A New York based Women's Liberation strike flyer targets secretaries. It urges action in a nationwide protest tomorrow to highlight earnings gaps between men and women across professions. The piece quotes wage figures from 1968 and cites broader demands for equal pay and recognition of women’s contributions.
Helen Andelin of Santa Barbara promotes September 30 as a national Cele bration of Womanhood Day. She urges wives to wear frilly dresses sing at breakfast and praise their husbands while she canvasses support in Dallas Denver Phoenix and beyond. Her book Fascinating Womanhood funds backer foundation and mailing to 5 000 recipients.
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