Happiness of Womanhood group formed in Kingman AZ
An organization named Happiness of Womanhood promotes traditional gender roles and opposes the Equal Rights Amendment. It aims for 10 million members to preserve the family, oppose Women's Liberation in schools, and back male-headed households with a pledge to women to embrace femininity. It notes 38 states are needed to stop ratification.
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Kingman
Arizona
How
United
South
Supreme Court
Deep South
Crime drop in Washington cited as model nationwide
Representative William J. Harsha notes that crime in the District of Columbia fell by 52 percent since Nixon took office and cites FBI 1971 data showing a gradual national decline in serious crime though he warns more work is needed. He credits the D C Crime Bill for expanded courts, faster justice, a larger police force, and the Major Crimes Unit.
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Washington
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Congress
Lyndon Johnson
Richard Nixon
Johnson
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Czechoslovakia
Ho Chi Minh
George Washington
Hanoi
Look Ahead at George Benson on News Bias Debate
In mid-20th century style, Howard K. Smith accuses networks of bias in reporting race, crime, and politics. The piece cites Edith Efron’s The News Twisters detailing selective coverage of integration, crime, protests, and foreign policy.
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Howard K. Smith
Abc-Tv
Washington
Edith Efron
Birth Announced for New Richmond Couple
New Richmon d Mr and Mrs Kenneth Adamson announce the birth of a son born April 19. Also noted is a Batavia Junior Woman's Club event with dancing featuring Clyde Trask orchestra and Carol Gable, and tickets available from club members.
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New Richmond
Kenneth Adamson
Fred Painter
Market
Batavia Junior Woman’s Club
Clyde Trask
Carol Gable
Batavia
Milford
River Bank
Riverside Avenue
Bible Record of Temptation and Victory Through Faith
The Bible presents a complete view of a saint’s life linking David and Peter’s failures to believers today. It emphasizes victory over temptation through the Holy Spirit, God’s faithfulness, and Christ’s example, promising deliverance and never leaving believers.
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David
Apostle Peter
Jesus Christ
Peter
Satan
God
Job
Court rules long hair not a constitutional right for students
The Fifth U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled 10-5 that high school students do not have a constitutional right to wear long hair. The decision centers on Chesley Karr, a 16 year old denied enrollment in Colorado due to grooming. Chief Judge Brown stated liberties vary in importance from speech to grooming standards.
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Nixon
Hanoi
Haiphong
New Orleans
UPT
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Chesley Karr
Coronado
John R. Brown
Brown
Ohio House Debates State Environmental Protection Agency Bill
Capitol Report notes hearings on a bill to establish a statewide Environmental Protection Agency. The measure would consolidate pollution control powers, set up an Environmental Board of Review, and require recycling rules. It would allow citizens to sue for enforcement and transfer water planning duties to the EPA. The Senate panel and both houses plan to return May 6.
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Senate Environmental Affairs Committee
Ralph S. Regula
Navarre
EPA
Chad
Water Pollution Control Board
Environmental Board of Review
Division of Water
Happy Hour Sermon Sparks Joyful Church Service
Parson Jones recounts renaming a church service to Happy Hour provoking curiosity and smiles. The deacons approve the idea, attendees laugh and talk after, and the sermon focuses on Joy To The World with a sunny, upbeat tone.
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House of God
God
Hezekiah
Jesus
Commemorative Grant Services Noted At Grant's Tomb
Letter thanks editors for publicizing the 1972 Grant Commemorative events in New York where about 45 people attended a ceremony featuring a 30 piece Army Band. The note is signed by Ralph L. Clyburn, News Media Relations Chairman.
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Grant
New York
Ralph L. Clyburn
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