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of vomen'a groups, it lacks a firm politi
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The Sunday News , Sunday edition of the Daily
Iews', issue of January h, 1970, in an article entitled
Comes the women's Revolution" reflects in part as follows: -
_'To ti"d out, we started two weeks of interviews
ranging from East Village pads and loft offices to chic
apartments and business offices. Those interviewed ranged ' w =
from NOW members and radicals to anthropologist Dr. Margaret '
lead, to women and men like Sen. Charles Goodell RK.Y.!, who .
are responsible for changing the laws. ' :. ex -u= laws.
- NOV president Betty Friedan, Smith graduate, mother
of three, wrote "The.Feminine Mystique," an explosive book .-~.
dealing with the problems of women who exist only as wives
and mothers. e
"The response from women around tbe'country on my
book said Mrs. Friedan, made me see the need of NOW. And it '
I wrote my book again, I'd change only the last chapter--on a
woman's answer to her own liberation as a human being. It's '
not an individual problem, it's social and political. - - -~
. .~ Betty Friedan is an intense, logical conversationalist
She talks at top speed in paragraphs,not sentences.
e "Like other Liberation members, she sees s parallel
between the struggle of blacks and women. We are now where
blacks were 50 years ago, but we benefit from their fight. ~
Uith 51% of the population, we need Just one in five women and '
a few men to create a power bloc that will make black power
look pals.
{NOR has already done much, she believes. _ ~ --s~~=
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population and are determined to get their rights; we've -
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courts--and won. In the Colgate-Palmolive case, the court
' said companies could not exclude women from Jobs requiring
the occasional lifting of 35 pounds or more.
. -uant ads, raising stewardess retirement age from 30 and, in
. the area of public a~commodations, making restaurants like .
Miami: Jordan Marsh men's grill accept women customers on an -
equal basis. .
. HOW priorities for 1970 include passage of the ~ .
~ »~£qual Rights.Amendment; establishment of child care-eenters;*
e retraining of women who want to return to vork, and setting ~*
up abortion-on-demand clinics.
- *~ All Liberation groups, even radical ones, are "
-+1 -welcome to the fight. The only women I object to, said Betty
Friedan sloyly, fare those unq_hate men, see nennasVeneqy__§_'_ 'B§pressors and_even deny the reality of women as éildlbeirérsi
That's s psuedo-radical cop-out. It: sick. _ ~" "
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Chicago!, statea in part as follows:New Feminists", dateline
And like the Iegrb, women have once again begun
to revolt. Two major feminist organizations have formed -
within the last two aha a half years. In 1966, the National
Organization for Women ION! was created under the slogan
full equality for women in truly equal partnership with uen.'<
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aoae 2,500 members are priaarily career
fanilieo are groan and no longer occupy
and some sympathetic non.
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organization, but a loose confederation
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The National Confezcnoe of Ki?! will ta held on Friday,
Saturday and Suaéay, I-Earch 20-22, 1970, at the O'Hara lnn,_
ilannizeim and Higgins Roads, Desllaincs, Illinois. The Inn-
is located cutsid: the city limits of Chiczgo par imt:uc- _
ticns of our last cm~.u:92l cazztsrenca in Atlanta, and can be
reachacl by courtesy car Ire: the airport. Ccnfermcc reg-
istratlca is $12 par person, or $10 if pre-ragistcrsd ba-
fore Porch 1. llagistraticn tom appears on page 6.!
The annual c'.:1f£:r;:1ca-, t; ;'.~!'s basic policy-znlzing body
and final authority, $111 dzternlno our antic-n prcgram for
1970, establish priorities, fort: new policy, and elect na-
ticnsl officers and the B:.92rd of Directors. Each R12! mn-
ter has one vote as specific-d in our Constitution, Dues
for 1970 $7.53! payable r.c'.4, mast be recorded as evidence
of eligibility to vote. Chapters are urged to follow the
pattern of pooling r'.-at-=.zrca: to mice certain they have
good rep:-esantation in all conference» decisions» V? In!!-
cipate our largest tuzncut yet. ~
The slate of offioz-ra ind national board member: as pro-
posod by the nczximting cc;-::ittee is on page 7. Additicn-
cl nominations, with previous consont of nominee, may ha .
maa from the oor of tin cmfer:=ncc-
By-laws chzngsa, as propcsad b;~',the National Board, are
also presented in this iasuz of NW ACIS on page 3. Qu-
mm growth in nunztersz-, ¢l".3P'£Q1$ and intensity nzkas it im-
parative that we new mow: structurally tczzard regional or-
ganisation vith formal cizaptar representation-
Tlze location oi the 1971 conference will to cmsidared
this March. Pr;-vicus conferenms have bean bald tr-rice in
Washington, D.C., and cnce in Atlanta, Goo;-gis. lice nat
ticnal tcard has ccnvansd in Jashington, Plttsimrgh, New
York, i-bdisczi Uiscc-ncin!, San Francisco; I-Yaw Orleans,
Louisville Kentucky!, and Chicago. Chapters which teal
able: to host the national conference are walccxa to pro-1
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Continue from page 17
A detailed final agenda till be distri-
buted at the COI92fEf9IlO0e L In the meantime,
an advance preview is presented below. V
. Every chapter is also invited to bring
exhibits of their activity or to develop
one on an issue or theme appropriate to
the women's liberation movement. Provi-
sion is being made at the O'Hare Inn for
displays. If your exhibit requires on un-
usual amount of space, or any special ser-
vias for its display, please check in ed-
vance with the chairmen of the local con-
Eerence"'arrange:-zents ccrznittee, Mary Jean
Collins-Robson, A800 South Dorchester, Apt.
3N, Chicago,.Illinois 60615. You should
also know that baby-sitting, free parking
and swimming are available.
Never have the .-""' *~~. efforts for li-beration in a _/J -H-;-Q.-92._truly equalself-respect- -,_ing partn§r-sh! of . 2 _ ____ women enmenpbeen so 1. 92:> Iseriouslyan-ed am} ~.92 ,/heard, Wehave a respoz-isi.._!_ ; ;_ */bility to cla-
rify and to lead. ""+-I-/ See you at
the border ¢_>f_ Chicago. I
.£:.g'6I!.CI.i=~ fOZ I92TCDVV'
IQTC-J»'ZiOI1¬..1 G onference
Friday_, liar
0 Pun. 9
O Pgmq U
O Pom; -
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.-~--...>§-ch 20
Registration Opens Main Lobby!
National Board Meeting
National Conference Convenes
Grecian Roan!
Adopt Conference Rules
Adopt,Con£erence Agenda
Report of Credentials Committee
treasure:-'s Report
President's Report: "How Far
Have Ste Comelnlleere Are He
Going?" _
Saturday, i-Lxrch 21
8:00 am. - Registration Reopens
Coffee 6: Rolls!
9:00 am. - Conference Reconvenes ,
Grecian Room!>92
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~ 13" legislative ReportP 5 4 ' . 2 - ;..¢~ :;'1 I Presentation of Amended By-Laws '_ 0. a-,5-~37 'tip! -92 Laws, Discussion & Voting . 1:99 mm _ .m2_.h. u,;h-at __;t Ra,Pe;._¢,¢§ ' Report of legal Defense & Bduca- ~-~~- _ - .-3 1/ YIOI1 Fild . " -92- _ . ._., ..-_._.....e.......e._.r.,.._.-... ...-
I
A gfktprdzg, §!~.:;g_§ Iaicontinued! H '
II I °'Econczic Clout: iiov to fight job discrim-
inaticn, Boycott Sexist Products, Using
Title VII and/or Getting Govemacent .'
Contracts Revoizedl Uhy Companies
Practice Sex Disériminetionc Conven
ors: Katherine Conga Toni Cera2:.-1o,
Eliza ace . 1.
ee=.=3e§=a-132151905; i1»B¢ce=;;!m=Row to set up we-.:en's Studies or "See
ism Cour es. Coavenors: "lien Mo t_n,Joy Cso._;iy, Sheila .s, .az"y J
1' , illien -Ior _.. n, Jac"ui 2-. ..¬%,'A Co! -'§:IIIV '_ moicuznfjjj-;;~isingL ln___V:!'.:j _~,=,<.-_ 1 :11
. -. . -e. ' 231;.
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V __ _ -III
to fight specific and general denigra
tion of we- 's in-age. Cenv ...
via ii:-* -n Jo Arm Gag, Jernife"
ac ._--_-_
,_,_.,~ 1C;.__e Centers,_,_-Q; Elsgl lioa to
get them set up liitli How to get then
political riority. Convenors: Flor-
ence Di er Anne-I-Sarie-Ber _en. IA_b_g;_§ ig;;92__:;r.,ct; c enors :Lane Pb?!/,_,.n, Pat Mc.S .u s, Cindy CZ»
er laarence - ,5.rd Y, 3.. tJ-ea a,!£§-q :>;»;,=;»~_=-=e11<>e P_-@r1',1e:'~e.é_121 Y-'2t@>e §
Divorce Insurance L Protection, A Ne?
Harri e Ccntrect. Conv nors: EettyPol .-.=':, Sue Ellen Pozr, Shir cy52112221. ""-I:,_§___ ?,c'.5 Clout: Breaking; through Sex-
ism in the Churches. Ccnvenors: Eliz
I7: " e S 0.1 v0 8 GVI
VII
VII
an
- h or ___, 1:111 I rgf_;,, i:ry.. u _mc-:1-i ".¬=_{rThe .Zor:t En-:rtg_:_ Bow to get rid of
our cam self-hatred; related Dividersand Ir.-zzobilizers. I Convenorsz
I I IIX
liven, Ritaj; ,3-",:!<i,
i-I:-n's Seize ir ':j'-n'§ l._7:3r.tlr:-~~- 1
ciix.-5£B¥s*: *z????~.=l " J, em c£_~',,>,
Dr. Geor e i" -r.
If-3:'2'""»' --.t n %Z___1,f.!.$_-;§i Adding sex -tot-: <5,--1!%ea¥.!__ 7;...»city, state and national I-?u:::.n and Ch-~
il Rights Acts governing housing, pub-
lic cccmodaticns, education, employ-
ment, and getting the Equal Rights A.-
mend ant Through Convencrs: Hila-
Y':1 J1t_z;, Ch r coo u-A X
XI _
A __ ms? Presentation by VilmaIf 1;» RV -I1 Heide 6: fittsburgh RG13. -{ - U! Reports of Chapter l>rogre:s 6;
.5-w~.-sr';.rv_'-33; 4=:*.'-.'=_Z
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N .'=l's tremendous growth ins oroatod its mm problons inco~:~.»mniootion, in fooling: ot isolation, and in too h:avyor concentrated loador:.hip- load. Tho beard, in rooting?-' inSan F:ancie:o and New Drloana, envisioned a new RG3 etruc- -
tum that would minimize tho ro:p:.1:ibi1itio:'. of any cmindividual and eirultanocusly ol1'c*=r oll :::h::a and g:og,r:.ph-
to areas note gaarticlpaticnt Th: affect of tin: czonézzonts totho By-laws, which tolls-.1, is to roorganiza iii! on a rag-;icnal_
basis. Boxed aroas oignal o::::v.:d auctione-Disoussicn and voting on than a:.:and:;-ants will to o pr!-;:
item of businass on the ogenda of the March National Confor-
onco. Note also that the Ncainationo Coxaittoa i-..-.o precaut-ed its slate of ncssinc-on on tho basis ,0! this rastructuring.-41- _ '~--7; 4 ¢';;~___~.-...__¢__; ___i...= ._ . ..._.,_ ,.. V . .-. C»: ~:.-_£.-.;..- ..-..924 ~ - W _~ --<1 _ ,- -- .4...&_¢.>;f,-~-- ~~ '-1.:-.1 ".~.|¢-:..e'_::,-1, o !~_»" ,1
Section l. I-is the man of thin
notional nesherohip ergeoiaatioo of
aen uni eoncs is lotion! Organs-
tioa for loan, loo. I07!-
Snotion Z_.__§arpoen: IOI'n poi-pone
in to take notion to trio; eons: ioto
fell participation in the naitotrcaa
of lleriton society hoe, esercisin;
all the privilegoe and responsibili-
tiee thereof io truly equal partner-
nhip with em. Thin purpose iocloiee,
bot is not linited to equal rights sod
respoaeihilitiu in _nll ospeote of
citisen!-.ip, polio oervice, e:!-
loyant, eoatioa nod fully ii!e,ssd
it ioolodea frneoa fr-.~o diesrisiootica
heonune of nrital ntotun or aother-
hood.
Sectioo 3. lzchofihigi Loy person who
subscribes to lO'J'n porpoeoo shall he
eligible to hoeoae o n_e:bor of Z33 and,
upon payeont of does, nhsll be enrolled
on a amber. Io person shall he et-
oioded iron mam-mp, negrogntoi, or
otherwise diaorioiooted against eith-
io_tho'orgaoinatios because of race,
color, sex, religion, ootiozsl origin,
age or eeononic etaton.
Soctioz 4. Structure: e! fee
structure oi X0! shall he so follows:
! In Iotionel Offioern, who to-
gethor shall oozetitute the Bx- h! Yhe istioeol Offioere
atoll he:
! Ghairaa of the Mari, who shall
he reopozoihle for ooavoaiag no
ooateeting the seetiogn of tho
Iotiooal Ioaro.
! Pro:-Pleat, sho shall he reopene-
ihle for presiding ot neetiuge
of the Iational Coofereaoo nod
abinieteriz; the £1;-to-6;;
operations oi the national or-
gniutioa boieozs toned oeetitgao
! Pioe Preziéeat hot!, eh: ohall
he a reniéeat nest of the Binni-
onippi River.
! lice Prezirizat lost!, eho stall
he o resiieot out of the lini-
neippi River-
$! Secretary! Treasurer ration F. h! W! Bl;i0M1 Director Ieet! 5
! llegiozel Director lid-'-feet!
! Regioaol Director lent!
! Regiozal Dinetor loath!
F '1! Iion Prnnidoat, Legal
lice Preoidcat, tzgieietioa
Vice Prazidnt, Pehii: Xiolatioss 92
" l0! lice Preeitzot, Iinsooe
ll! leoratery
I 2! frueurer
3! Chili-oa of the Ietioasi M1-ioor-;~t I!
' 9!I-l&92...e-'1, F23
l..o _:.e $2.1
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Fri L _nL _ ' ,1-1' ' 't__¢1
Satin: 4. o! the Zsticael Board
atoll co::iat of 25 elected ae:b:re,
uni the lj lotioosl Oftioare. Dal;
enters of I0! ehe have been in good i:
otnziing for at leaet 30 up at the it
tioe of the election may nerve.
! The Intiooal Ioard »
shell osaoge the aifiire end ooain-.l__
the hale sod property oi the on-porn;
tion, and opt necessary ruloe mi
rcgalstiooe; gm:_i_*,;j, that one of
the !oard'e ettiooe shall conict
with or aooiiy the aoiioa or direct-
ivne of the lotions! Coohrnace nor
he inooneisteat with the purpose of M
the organiantioo. foe hoord nhill 1'
neot at leeet three tines each relen-
der you at the call of the Chains:
or upon the rnqoent of eeves hoard i
neohern. he Chains: shall pronto:
at loud sootioze. la the stoeaee 0!
the Chairnaz, the President, the re-
gional Director of the legion i: which
he losro outing in heia; held, one
f the Vice Preniteots, the Secretary, 3
or Treasurer, in that oréer, shall pr:-2
side. lion neohern atoll constitute
qooroa.
e! Ihere notion is l':oa-
ne.r7 or desirable heteeen Bani baa-0
toga, the Isesntlve Consitten sq o::.
in hoheif or I31, provihd the a:tic=
is eoo:i_et::92_t__eii.h_ uinii:-.;;_{t_92Z'V,__;~o:Ai__§-_,
! the aotiozsl Cttiornto
shall he the snpreee governing bud: 0!
I01. lt shell he :c:;o:ed of the i:.d~
iviéaal seehere to good otaaiizg ant
hi; registered in steodence. thirty
aeehere, including st iosnt ozo I:ti-
oul Onion, shin constitute a
gnome. It shell out -at intnuls :.:
onference agenda, for preeentetion to;
e conference. " In the ebeence of tbs
aaidect, other officers shall pre-
de 4; the following order of prece-
eocer The Tine President free the
rea other ther. that of the President;
he Vice President froe the other
ea; the Cheirana of the Board; til
/- ecretery, or Treasurer.last, and So-eth. The geogrsphical
' boundaries of these areas shell be do- by
linested by the Isticcel Board. I3
high Iegionol hoards: 11! There-1
~ shell be foor regicne; Fest, llé.
Farther delineation end eubdivicien of
geographical arose into edditiozsl re §
gione shell be eococpltlhrd by lcthl
of the Ietionel Iocrd when appropriate.
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ectiool. sf!, -_ _ _ _
..............'... In the eblence of
he President, other officers shell
reeide in the following order of
recedencai. The Cheireer. of the Board;
e n.;1.=.YB1i-.'=m- of the area in
hich the conference is being held;
- e of the Vice Presidents; the Secre-
ary, or Treasurer. y _
_ ! The Iatioeal Advisory
seittee shell consist of not acre
en 100 persons who ere aenbere of
Y. The Cheireen and the aenhere of
be Iationel Advisory Cocnittee nhall
e chosen by the Ietionel Ioard for
nob terns of eervice es the Boerc any
etablish. _ '
action 4. ! The Chairman of the
ational Adeinory Conzittee shell be
lected by the Rational Eonference and
all be e voting eenber of the let-
- onal Board. The Iational ldvieory
ossittee shell consist of not core
hen lO0 eeehere eho shell be eclec-
ed by the Ietionel Board for each
eree of service as the Board esy es-
ahlish._.__ hag, I ,1 .eene and adopt standard by-lore as 1
prescribed by the ictional herd and
elect a Regional heart end hegionclOfficers. See Sec. 'I h! end Sec. 9 h!
of Ietiooel By-Lees!
cl tech boarc shall have §
as its cbeirsen, the lcgiooel Director,
eho shell be e resident of that region,
end rho with the aesistance of the Re-gicnnl hoard aeebere shell be reepone-W
ihle for gliding and coordinating the
region's activities and sceieticg the
the cbaptcre and esabers et large.
The actions taken and policies adopted
with policies adopted by the Ictionelby Regional boards ehell he coneietentl92 _
io ;_a'y be eede by petition to the.
aoeloetiog coecittee at leaet 45 day:
before the conference. Additional
aoeinetioaz say be eade at the confer-
eoce.i'ros the floor. '
'_~ '7 _ " _"__ V-J_Delete Seeticn K. Ionioetione: ' t i
1 !
5345; 'e,'i.TI=?.{ZS;.=" ii £2.11.» 1
ting conaittee, conei stint of no leee
cnferencn
ection1°. Conritteeei There shell be
e following ctending conaittees:
egislation, Legal, finance, lecher-
ip, and Public Relations. The Pree-
dent shall appoint standing connittee
sireen, subject to the approval oi
e bosrd. The President is author-
eed to appoint epecisl coonitteee as
re deeced neceenery,
ectlcn . Uonraitteee: There shell be
be folloeing etanding coenitteee:
egel, Legislation, Public Relations,
d Iincnoe and Nod Raising!. The
ice Presidents elected by the general
eeberehip at the lationsl Conference
hall be chairann of etending 5... -
. -. Lcgielation, Public Re:Section Q. i§5t'.lf5l llcnberl re-
siding in s given etsta, county, aun-
icipel, regional or eetropcliten area
shell be encouraged to fora e chapter
upon application of ten or eore aes-
bere and ieeuecce of a charter fro:
the Rational Board; provided that the
Board ie satisfied that it is in the
beet intereet of the organization, and
provided the chapter shall adopt sten-
derd by-lens prescribed by the lotion-
al Board.than eeven centers, shell oosioetecenj
emu; for letionel Office and 1.2- it
innel Board, Iith the exception of Re- N
gicnel irectorn, for the subsequent I
gum, At tho Ictional Conference, 1,1
Board shell announce ite selection of
one cocnittee aenber frcs each region. 92
Three eecbere ehell be elected by the
hetioncl Conference. 1
b! lo noninating candi-
detee for the Iational Board, the
co:cittee shall be charged rith en-
curing regional representation sc- i
cording to nnntere of acctors eithin
e region.
c! The ncninsting coe-
eittee shell present its elste oi
candidate: to the nenberekip at leaet
30 days before the conference, lloe- 1
inetions nay be nade by pctition to
the noninating connittee at lozct I5 y
days before the conference. Adcition-el noninatione soy be cede at the con-
¥¢_P_===! Z?" '-B9 Tlvv», 7 W _ 1,
The Officer! en6'
other elected eenbere of the llstionnl
Iosrd ehell be elected by a aejority _
rote of those voting at the Istional
Conference to serve until the next reg-
ular lotioaal Conference.
Delete Section 5 and inccrt es:
Section I. Chapters: a! Ionbers re-
Add:
b! Chapter Presidents
entoneticelly hecoce aenbere of their
Region's Board of Directors.
cgjtog Q, Ir~'-=j_3;,t_1;;1;i ! L ccn_ir.e-
ting co:nittee,- consisting of eeren
eeabere, shall ooainate candidates
for lntinnel Office engl Iaticnal Ioard
for the subsequent tern. it the let-
ionalonference, the Board shall an-
nounce its selection _nf foe: consittee
'eeehere. The other three eenbere
shell beelected by the Rational Con-Delete Sectic: 7. Ileoticne:
Arid:
Section 9. !lectione= s! The Officers
end other elected eenhere of the list-
ional Board, eitb the escecticn of the
Rolionel Directors, abnll he elected
by e plurality vote of those voting at
the National Converence to seree until
thrnezt regular Ietionnl Conference.
b! The Regional Directors
shell be elected by n plurality vote
of those voting st the Regional Con-
fercnce to be held no later than sin
-eonths after the Ieticnal Conference,
""195 $1" first tine ehen they will
5_!__vj_c_=j;!d_ for n gllrtern of nwf_fice
stions, end Finance. The President
- l appoint other eeehere of etandi
oanittees, and is authorised to app-
int special coaeitteee and their
A eireen ee are deened necessary.Terence. ~ ~ ~~-
U! The aonineting Connit-
tee shell present its slate of candi-
dates to the eeeherchip at least 30
lays before the iionference. Ioninst-.
92 .
e_l§__!§92g Ijtioncl VConfer_enee_.V _ y A_
Section 8. Yaccnciee_: in the rent, gr
e vacancy in the Office of Preeiéezt, ,
thilnecntiee Censittee shall iaaeci- l _"_. V ff """ "-' 7" ""'°' "*" . "_f* ?'-"f- *"-f~"~f" ' er. ~»~ .~ ~ ~- ~--» - »--> ~-»~--~--»---=- ~__ _- . . . r. _ , Q e _ _ Q P! 1
. 1- ---i"I - Mg?
92___ _/ . .- -:1! eppoitt Iron anon; it. -.aeL.s_' }
7 an lcting Preaident to aerve nntli
the next Board aeetinz. In the event
of e veeeney in any Ietiooal Office or
on the Boerd, the loerd eey appointI9: _l_s,!_?»s:..¢?. .'*_°L.._............-...._. _.
e
g:m::..~,-2:21. ~ =;:_1=_a:=~.:*:f 7""-H-=-;;z'a"ai-ire-ti»ZZ»!£'!f ef!T'>T£.-; 0 I ,7
Agenda Continued from page 2!-__92 _1 Katl92_r4927]n7 _Q_g:iboch "tty F e-
-~ :55, Ai_'cen e_. dez, ,g<.92_' 92Té'lns in William telli-Belete 78, ineee-t7i07 7 7 7
Section 9. Authority of Ietionel Board'.=.'=:=.1 .=se.=2%!rs-°e5..=I.1..*.!¬2=" H 0 '
e! The National Board ahnll
nazege the eaire end control the mde
and property of the corporation, and
edopt necessary rulee and regulatione;
grovideéeethat none of the Iosrd'e ac-
tions ehell conflict or aodify the
action or directtvee of the Rational
Conference nor he inconeiatent eith the
pnrpoee of the crganieetion. _
b! The Board shall eeet
at leeet three tiaee each calender
yeer et the cell of the Chairmen or up-
on the requeet cf eeven Board eeehera.
The Cheireen ehall preside et Board
neetinge. In the aheenee of the Chair-
neo, the President, Vice Preeioenthieet!
Vice Preeideniaet!, Secretary, or
Treaaurer, in that or.der, ehall pre-
-lde. line eeohers Jam conetitnte
e qoorne.
' e! Yhere action ie nee-
eeeary or deeirthle heteeen Board seet-
inga, the heoutive Coneittee any act
in behalf oi NOV, provided the action
in conetetent etth exieting 50¢ policy.ee ace anbeection 4!, Ah! nith'nee
revieionae-- . 92 3 » .._., -Q--..o-».r.e-__-~,»»~¢-,;,-,,-,,<_..ie ,,__, __ _ 7 ________ 7 7__ e .- _ " ' -r ~ ~ ~ 92_e..L..,-,,[email protected].._eeL.- e ' __ 7 e... . ___....,.7 Q- ,.,
92 . _ ! 7
. e ' I F_.2er ehi pyli1 7 .ineertteeaherehip at large or by .00 1
chepter, end _ 77Delete Section 9; insert in Section 4,
Section 1i_._[_i_§_:Ln§_e_§ fhe tiaeel peer
ehell begin January 1 ead end Deceeher
jl, Annual dcee ehell he peyeble for
each calender year and the enonnt the-
reot ahell he eet hy 2/3 vote of the
Iattonel Board. Only thoee neebere
ehoee dnee are paid up any vote at e
Ietionel Conference or hold office.
Any eenher ehoee deer ere in erreare
for three eonths ehsll, after dne not-
ice, he dropped free the rolle for
failure to pay deee, vlthoot prejudice
. to reinetateeenta.
Section 1_2. 5_napenel_on3_a_nd_I!eeovele_:
The National Board nay by a written
vote of 2/3 of ite ectuel eenberehip,
euepeod or renore tree office and/or
aenherehip L: IEO!-' eny chepter, eny
officer or any ee:-bar of the Rational
Spud if the Board detereinee--after
notice and opportunity for heerlng-
that the actione of ench chapter, of-
iicer. or nenber in contrary to the
purpoeel of I"!! and injurious to the
orgmi tot ion.
Section 13. ltenl!n_e_".:t_£I Thane hy-
lae: nay he eeended ky e 2/3 rote of
the iiaticnal Conference, provided:
a! that the eaeadeent hen
been proposed t-7 the lietionnl Board or
by petition of five percent of the4 an _7_ 7- 7 _Y ! that e erittep gt,-
iee of the propoeed eneodeeot hoe
been nailed to all eeebers in good
geeugg et leoet 33 cape before the
aeatin; of the Ietionel Conference.
Section ll. Proeeonrp: Except e: here-
on provided, ell proceeding: of nae
ehell he governed by Roherte Rule; qf
Order, Revieed. v
fsstlon l5. Dieaolntton:
e! lhe cor:oration any
he dieeotved only by approve! by reii
ballot of not lane than 7/3 of the
eeebera in good etanding.
D! Upon dieeoletion of
the organization, the Ietlonal Board
ehell, after plying or eeeiag pro-
vieione for the peyeent of all lie-
bilitiee of the corporetion, diepose
of all the eeeete exclneively for t:=
purpoee of the corporation, in eueh e
naneer or to eoch organieetion or or-
ganientione ae shell at the tine quali-
ty ae devoted to the perpoee of IOU.
-
ldopteo Yhursdoy, 2/23/67, at the Cen-
ter for Continuing Education, Univer-
eity of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois,
Aeended 12/68 in Atlanta, Georgie.
Freeeated here eith propoaed eee:d-
aente for the Satiocel Confereoee
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5:00 P-m. - " " *7
0 Peme "'
0 pome 'Rep t"ot' the he-ni ting Com
1 mittee, Nominations from the
Floor, Introduction of Nominees.
Break for dinner. Uh your own!
Action Workshops-2nd Sessions
To finalize positions on reso- '3:00 pm. - Conference Adjourns
3130 pan. - Meeting of Newly Elected Board
6:30 peme - Informal reception Tentative!
Mondav, March 23
9:00 aem. - Press Conference
'' '-I- ' -r:o_e;';' ~ _;:¢*. _ ~ __ er 7 ;.92 - 3-. -3 V __ '; ': _-v..._.{A-_|.; ~,e.-4 ;.,,;_,,,._ _'=.~._.; f.C,=§ -1 =':. .- _.. 1. ?~ .-.--. .. ,.- ...,,._ _. ._,_e ._92_. ._.~ n-l__5'____ nn'9292_ r- ~;_ r >l§~ '-I -" en _ if-an-seer!-~' _' ' 4A_---if 5 ~ '
lotions to be presented on Sun- .
day as priority action goals .
for 1970- '
9:145 pent. - Elections _
_Sl.;_:;da'g, March 22 -
9:00 a.m. - Report of Elections_/~ » Priorities for 1970. Discus- -
'1v~% tions. Other resolutions.0-'_'*~e
r 1:»rl ,7;-{ew Business " . ,{Discussion of location of ne:_ttCethy
Jo Con ore
Susan ut -
Ruth Di eon
Pet He eerm V?-1=!'c-ryrs _ 011": r: -,~e~ he-I021! o -
4;-,5 "mz_m ¢3§§_
t-rteonIl-319 . '
Sylvia Be en Judith U 7!.it.¢Am'T:;/ gran
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and money.
very little
Up until
just makingof the thirds
Any organization needs three thinqs in
effective: meaning, members,
We have the first two but
now a major problem has been
our existence known. Recently4 i. .4. _» .. -_.t._ J,
if they work for R3?
ways to_ Each 223'»! - ..~.._->.-». -,....~. ...».t_.. .
o e 3©z<;'
than they " d earn
vorking in a factory. THIS TAKES MONEY.
lie must I Q think of new
. EQ ' - K , raise money.
member should
0publicity in the mass media about our
organization and our plight as women has
helped. But the publicity has carried
with it two dangers: 1! People think we
are bigger than we are and must have
plenty of money, and 2! They assume that
mass recognition of the Roman Problem
means that it's solved.
The publicity and the fuss over
woman's plight is the "fun" stage of the
revolution. Enjoy! But-understand that
the real struggle, the "wort" stage, is
still very much with us.
Just as in the struggle waged by
blacks for equality of opportunity, NIH,
too, must take to the courts to lay the
foundations for sexual equality. THIS
TAKES MONEY.
Communication needs to be improvednot stand _ by and assumesome- ~. body else will
make the .,_=lt~_ .2 contributions!
g:.o.'.:. 335,- gems Q31 393
Take the responsibility of making a
monthly pledge or yearly gift. If N-Q37 is,
to you, the most "worthy" cause in your
life, think of giving what you give to
other good causes to K0? instead.
think about ;_92_g_t_ sending in that annual
contribution to your college or Univer-
sity! Most such places are male-chau-
vinistic anyway -- so £133 should you be
so gregeful Send DON that money!
Perhaps we could set up a special fund
to honor some vman we respect--for
instance, Inks 0'H:nrah:n of San Francisco,
who was much loved and was one of the
among ID?! members and chapters. Up to '_,....92 fnundgr; of NC!, _
now communication has been dismal, leav- /' ,1ing many members feeling stranded. - 7"-" A $10 a month ledve b 300 members would 1: P a YOur National rm: office must be es- '1"°5t °°"'=1' 92¢»°P=1'i"=11'928 QXP-"ls" °f ti"tablished on a more secure footing -- 333° ! °f ¢°~i INVEST Q5-*-1-TTY.- "your contributions to: lZA'l'l0I{.1.L ORGANIZA-with a staff which is paid adequately
and regularly. We can't pay women, who
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Ihe Nominating Conmittee, which is con- §z;c;,I_0>;iL, PIBECIOR-g.;'§$_'l;: Ivy Bottinlposed of seven members located throughout New York City!the country, held an initial meeting at /92__!llEGl0;~L-'-.1.! ngmzcrcx-scorn: Louise Harley
which the majority of the members were
present. This was followed by telephone
consultations and correspondence and .' Y Atlanta , Ga .!
§5G1Q§1§.L DlRZ§'l0R-}iID'dES'l_:
-finally a national telephone conference REGI,lX¥!>L Q1?-?ZCI9§~-92*7ET5',1'= 5hi1'1=Y Bernardcell in which six of the committee mem- ._,___, ',}, Costa Mesa, California!
hers participated. P
All nominees have agreed to serve if
elected. We have nominated the slate for
positions under the new structure. There-
fore, for this election regional directors
have been nominated; in the future they
will be elected in their regions.
This slate will be voted upon at the
National Conference in Chicago, March
20-22. Additional nominations may be
made from the floor at the Conference.
It is important to note that only mem-
bers in good standing are eligible to
"°*°' Signed by:
E. Betty Berry, Co-Chairman
Jean Witter, Co-Chairman
Ivy Bottini Barbara Ireton
Aileen C. Hernandez Ollie Butler Moore
Eliza Paschall _
Following is ,the slate of candidates for
1970-71 presented by the Committee:
Nominees for National Office; _. '-
. _ /3CYR$lD:.NT: Aileen C. Hernandez
San Francisco, California!Nominees for Board of Directors:
Vote for 25!
Eastern Region
Muriel Fox New York!
Jacqueline Ceballos New York!
Jim Clapp New York! _
Barbara Ireton Washington, D. C.!
Karen Decrow Syracuse, N. Y.!
JO-Ann Gardner Pittsburgh, Pa!
Ellen Morgan Princeton, New Jersey!
Jennifer llacleod Princeton, New Jersey!
Western Region
Lilla Ph".P"l Los Angeles, Calif.!
51T Alb~lquerque, New Mex!ma pan Los Angeles!
2 135
Judith Me' i s Angeles!
=.- illo Santa Monica!
' 31'"1 1YT7 6 B §ausalito, Calif.!Lilliangeian San Merino, Calif.!*5¬!1fTé. lo ' Los Angeles!
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You've ell resd the trseel brochures, in Orlene---that exciting city with
.ee qniat French Quarter. 0! course, they don't la] too such about ehet the
:r.t- sriver cells "s|ig3erville@" which you hue to go through to find the Quarter.
he ssh driver sleo eolightene you with little persons! insight: each es: '31;
Lee;-hter sits sod reeds hooks when she should be ccocentrstieg on le=.rnin' to
rcsh cr tske csrs of the house
- The: l fiiilly left the csh, :1 face ens red, but
ssd not dared to fight, even verbally. All the sue, I found oysslf eajoylsg
every step of s shing tour of the Quarter. It was hours before l noticed,--RI-3 lI'¬'.'>-re~r¢IIPO ' l-H1 ~ viin her! 0-;:._;::',"§' };','.' 5': .§' ti .
it felt yellow, because I
zithout exception, s luck of eye contsct elth s hlsck in Ree Orleezs. It use es
{T 1 eere invisible. Iwenlog dinner was soother strsuge phesosencot we eer'e
served only by white wsltreesee while bleck eere responsible for clean-up. Deer§otl'ee, I glsacezi through s local newspaper so: the clsszitied eds use under
icrutioy sod I-here I was---lh-id sgsin. _Q l sell down Bourbon Street would be enough to distrsct se. Lcyesy, that: g
in-st 2 thought when 1 stsrted. But, you Imus, I funny thine hep;-ened every tiss
;e passed on open door; with s osrker blesting out every ee:;.>lo1:eti-ve phrase
last csu cone frcs i south slthost s brsin ioterceding; eaves of ceases overtook
es. ibis could sery sell have ended is s real retcn because every other door essésther e girlie shoe or s fesele ispersocstor fsrcs. At this poiat, sfth nusbiugrlief, we ssde our esy beck to the hotel.E Soto.-dsy eew the beginning of the board eeeting, when the res! escltezest
ha»-te.-. Yoe sir ea: chsrged by the tine Betty Iriedan gave her exec-ztive report,
tad stayed that wa;-' throughout sll of the officers reporlr Finally, the tisefor svocistioo of {see with ssse sod the opportunity to heer from these isdiei~
Q-leis first hand hsé srriwed. Life hes shown se soy nuoher of rays to get high,in the high {roe isvoleesent sust certainly be the sost ssti sfylng. '
Q The homo tsctles such problezs es restructuring oi the by-lsvs, fund raising,
ssdxtiug fiouciel records, sad other ditty-gritty sctieities that ere neces-
sery to the vishility of en orgsnisstion. Eves these were c tors-on. It es! sound
I credible, but it use on honor to sdgourn Ior s dinner of shrec-ted by-ls-er pet[,:,;=~.s¢¢ again se e pslstsble orgsnisstion hosed on regions! direczcrsnipe,the lice-prezldests, nod the seusl treasurer, secretary, sod presioent--sll§erves' rlth s aide order of shrisp Louie. The only sres to suffer fro: this re-
isea we: digesti-an, Ie hsd on hour sud s half to sccosplish these tasks end not
sch eith the full hoard to report. The evening nesting lssted until llp.e. sud
Ithe convention roos use locsted in the hotel, it no only s fee dregglog steps
o exhsusted slasher.
Sunday scrnlsg, found Is together sgsin to hesr reports of chsyter activities
d coslitioc conferences. leather turn-on, this tismfro: heorisg not only
hst individuals and socosplished, out whole sre_s_s. Ides: of whet one could do
hes beck hose scurried in sod, hopefully, found permanent lodrjce. The VJ."1911 rodaced s brilliant press release, seestngly fro: s hst bruising, rith
eee, sud then set about loo s Sunday! tryiog to get lOO copies duplicsted fore kouday earning press conference. 1' - ' ' . v
less fortunate attendees see begar._ to realise thet tise use running out and
sees had to be csubht. Lesvtng s woke of last sinute opinion: me votes, they
. s there's only oneT" ' " ""*"* *"""' * " * 4» ~ ~- e _u e .- . >>-19> .--abs-92~~».q-.-4-._q,_:92-I . . . .! I V
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1° 1- !tske e ssh; Ain't one of es
at wig My 1;!" Ihes he diepleyed
the lend pipe he csrriee on the frost
eest for just ouch esorgeociee, it he-» .
esse soother color se yellow scene.
Ie rode to the sirport ir. desdly si-
lance, Spirits lifted with the jet-ascent
end s ehsoce for retroepection on the _
ides-rich hours just eooed sod the res-
olutione for the soaths of eork ebesd. ~
" --Judith Ieli
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ll!» years of catering to men
¥E0? H§lPS_T0 saggy pQ§N MEN'S -CLUB" TN THE sK'?E'u5ited A5 r
fines decision to discontinue
its men-only flights es of Jan.
14 is another victory for NOW
and others who wrote to United
to complain about the executive
men only! flight from New York
to Chicago. United lestened
and researched and discovered
that the reason the executive
flight was growing less pop-
ular was because today's young
businessman prefers the company
of sophisticated women.
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__.§__'l_'__YCU' After
only, Mc50rley's Ale House in
New York has been ordered to
cease discrimination against
women. The decision, the re-
sult of a suit by two Central
New York chapter members, is
s landmark because it is the
first time discrimination ag-
ainst a sex in public accumu-
dations has been recognized
by the courts as a valid com-
plaint. In its decision, the
court said: "To adhere to
practices supported by ancient
chlvalristic concepts, whore
there nay no longer exist s
need or basis therefor, may
only serve to isolate women
sag to do-ed;ourn to dinner and plso s notional conference. it sis, I fousd 1
e one of those plane-cstchers sad ehstewer else hsppesed could have to resch se
on hose. Stilt high on sscitesent, I ess brought orlbwkw-} ,leer, This one no oerstisg s drunk nigger" for bseiug the ssoneltyieppltg!'.lfrom fha ré5liEies 6f*cvcry=""~
6ay'1ifc and to perpetuate,
as s matter of law, economic
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1. , jo dman's'1e'ct:ire__, Z"'l'he_'l*ragedy of_ Ioinen' s Emancipation . Published t inXnerchism 2_n_gl_ other Essays in 1911.
s c co one
must he satisfied if women are to become genuinely equal. In ell honesty, of course,
Ane;_i§g__,!_Quadr_§'s92qlg_§ooks| Chicag_4o_, 1959.* who have no idea what happened.' ' " Source Unknown
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'TKTlT§T inisn ,§.suggests to eéi':?57;'=E"i2'5££'?i3?§'-"ii; i nditiit should also, be admitted that the. lesson of history so far is that women cannot
gain equality regardless of the methods need to obtain it.! First, an efficient
welfare state which compensates aothezs for their service to society. Secondly. an
7 or aninatingeethes that will 1l}§p1X_Q_]l0lIl0h to eggloit llL8__O_QpOl"l92IIlit1ll thus
secured. And, nest importantly of all I suspect, if women are to he free theyiiit
engage in the kind of radical and profound analysis of themselves, their social '
context, and their possibilities which has been so conspicuously absent up to thispoint." Iiliiaa L. O'Neill, Everyone Ias Brave: The Rise and Fall of Feminism ini
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i @1-IAPTI-' Lawton
ALBQUEQUE cnarnzn
The Albuquerque Charter
originated the recommendation
recently adopted by the N01 '
Board o£ Directors to torn-
ally demand the 11.8. Weather
Bureau to stop naming hurri-
canes after women. "The com-
parison or females to des-
tructive atoms is odious," -
stated lira. Therese Conant,
chaptervpresident. Mrs.
Conant was recently elected
secretary of the~Citizen's
Committee on Human Rights in
Albuquerque.a
80570! CUP!!!
In lovanher, letty Iriedan flee in
to Ipeak to sore tau i00 roses vast-
ing to knee about IOI. Iy Deoesher,
200 noses had joined and signed np to
work on task iorcea on Fl! ¢"'_le -
ortion Lea lepeal, lsage of Ioaan,
Legal aid, lqaal Professional and ae-
adesie opportunity and loses all Ur
ganiaed leligiom
ing Iqnal Opportunity tssh force is
is coapilisg inforaation on disorie-
ilation at larenrd, including grade-
ate school anrollaent, advaacesest
and silariefto present to the Ini-
1"e ii Oh Q Ii 4:;:- is no: -.I',I§ _
¢»hr1da~._lm- ones. IAM AN -
ABITATORSYRACUSE CHAPTER ' vA technique worth
noting: in her bid in the
nayorality race, Karen De
Crow, chapter president, took
her-campaign to the public
schools. Telling her prim-
arily feminist plat fom to a
high school assembly was a
great educational device.
oamos oomr cauroun! Zounn,
the Orange County Chapter of I0!
held a "Helmet is Appreciation 0! the
nee integrated slaeaitied ale polity
st the Costa Ieaa Daily Pilot. i
great esy to sq thank yon and pat-9'9211l"",¢F>!!'i1I?14_aa!3:°1*1!?+r* WITER
loxcy Bolton, chapter
president, announced toll
equality for women has been -
won at the heretofore H-ien'e
Grill" at h.ardine'a Ilagler
Street store» The room has
been renamed "The Executive
Grill. Jordan Marsh Flori-
da also recently agreed to
desexregate the store's
Captain's Table at the
Chapter'a request. T
cmo omen _" 1;-@ a
In addition to all
the sort that goes in-
to hosting the larch
Iationel onterenee, the Chicago Chap-
ter sponsored as lsploysent Centen-
esee in January. 'lhe these: Iron
Iero To Reality. The aetion-orient-
ed conference eae designed to bring
together representatives hos eossa's
groape concerned with saployseat proh-
iese, Addie Iyatt, of the insigni-
ated lest Dntters Union, and Sr. Joel
lead, president of alverao College,
rapreaenting the soadeaie eoannnity,
talked on loses lower - Iact I lis-
tion," IOI sanher Gongresleosan
lhirley Ghiahols oi In York, spoke on
Ila 51$ lliaority."
Mary Jean Collins-Robson,
president of Chicago N01,
has started a nail order ten-
inist bookstore. She will
also handle papers, buttons
and anything else that tits
the -feminist theme. To get
a list oi what's available,
write: New Fgninist Book-
store, 152$ Be 53rd Street,
Room S03, Chicago, Illinois
60615. ,
he chapter has also integrated s
sasher oi Chicago reetaareats, which
has been a great source of publicity
and new seahars.
OCNNECIICUT CHAPITZR
The chapter picketed the
_Ii_5rtford Times to protest itsn 'f."
~-~--- -% -lieise as event that eight" other-iiio ad Q-
have gees _nas-tieed, pter Pr -
dent is Ii: inia Irat aeh Io s
I-see, Apt. I, Ihlle es, ts 62,~92***'*~ ~i......_.-_..-.a......._._ee .. _- ... e_ _ , ~ » ->~ . .L92¢ __.e,-.i..-..,[email protected], ,1» 92,,__'~_._,_' .___ _. _> 1 _ .__» __.,. V _~..._'A-I I; . ,, ._ _i _.' __A'- - _. .v -,_____' G '. r""" """"""""' . - - "' ' _qmLmm~ ' I ' g great success for this chapter '
~ ~»:' ~ .- '1-an -Ir. . '.- -t .. 4.-_ ~. _ -»-.e ~.'.'~ -. »1- .- eah its leadership in bringing about
passage of ssandsents to the loses
lelationa Lana of Pennsylvania and
Pittsburgh. fhe asendnents, passed
in Jsly, i969, specifically forbid
discrisisetion hosed on an is eaploy-'
sest, hoeaing, and public socosodeiione.
Chapter seehere are also in the
aieet of ea en-going battle vita the
Pittebergh Press for deeearegatioa of
its classified eds. Do Jae. lth,
the charges of ses diacriainatioo,
which eere brought against the nee»
paper lest October by IOI, ears heard
in city council ehaahere by the Pitts-
hergh Cossiesion on lasso lelstions.
The first sitnesa at this public hear-
ing see I0! nenher, Dr. Gerald Gardner.
I Consittee for Ioaen'a lit!"-le
initiated hy I0! nenher Jo-inn Gardner,
has hoes forned at the University oi
Pittsherghe
Pittsburgh NOW has also
started its own printing
business called KNOJ, inc.
They are reproducing arti-
cles and papers about women.
if you've published some-
thing on the subject of wo-
men, send it along with per-
nission to reprint it. if
you have a printing job to
do, givethe job to KNOW,
inc. I-or information write
KNOW, lnc., 726 St. James
:50 :tt$hlf§h, Knnsy vsnia, ma: T15232 '92{§1_§f.".» j59! cunrruta ' T,ggsuzng QITORS: l "3G"
Ii-yoa want a national C
audience for you neealettar, eene
aanple copies and conplste outstrip-
tion infornation, to Cindy Cisler,
ll}! I. Nth Si... I.Y.,I.l. W024.
It sill he listed in the neat edi-
'tion oi "loses: a lithography."
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g_ §_ditors note... The fine type I0
csived excellent coverage in
all the media, but the paper
announced it would continue
its "conw_enient'f policy.deftly inserted eithis thiiiieee-
ietter is not to see ehsther yon
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-of sum founders. z» »died on January 15,-1910. - y -V...
Born in Warsaw, = "v 0
aw, .
Poland, educated, in , =Berlin and Switser- " ' "
-land, she came to '
the United States in
1932 to marry a
young irish attorney,
Seamus*6'iianrahsn.
They had a son and
two daughters.
"When we were mar-.92:_.. _ _ _,,_,_92 .- V/.4 ';§_ '. ' 31-,*2;-. ;
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ried," she was oncequoted, Seamus and ' " " " '-
I made a deal. He would be partners, func-
tion together....iie does the meats, I do
the soups and sauces, we make the salads
together. Nobody feels imposed upon and
our relationship is better.
inks continued her education at Berkeley
and as a clinical biochemist, owned and di-
rected her ow_n laboratory in San Francisco
until its sale last year.
An involved professional and a lifelong
feminist, Inks once served as president of
the California Association of Clinical Lab-
oratories, was once president of the Analy-
tical Psychology Club and of the San Fran-
cisco Soroptimist Club and was a board men-
ber of the American Association of Means-
lysts. She contributed. to professional
journals, lectured here and in Europe on
the status of women, was vice chairman of
the California Advisory Commission on the
Status of Women 1965-67, and was a member
of BPV and AAUW. '
These are pretty much
lifg, but there was also
spirit and I am impelled
knew her:
L inks flew into my life on a wildly rainya very special
to tell her as I
.the facts of lnkais
night in April, i967, to organise the South-
ee'w~;'q92-l- ~ *rMfv*~:mm%»m@®em¢ @@$&¢ ~ern California Chapter of ild. the evening
before, characteristically, she had organi-
sod a Northern California Chapter in San
Irancisco. Under her. electric spell, those
of us who attended that first meeting--only
out of curiosity--suddenly found ourselves
accepting multiple N04 positions and mating
total commitments of time and energy.
Thereafter, my contact with Inks was
sporadic, but always incredibly stimulat-
ing. As I knew her, she was a woman of
charismatic warmth and vivacity, who could
speck with insight and eloquence on a Ren-
aissance-range of interests--music, art,
poetry, politics, history 92wm=n'I Parri-
cularly!, psychology, Mothers Alone work-
ing, the Flower Children of iiaight-Ashbury,
what happened yesterday and what might hap-
pen tonorrow. A rare woman, a woman with
a special magic, and a demanding woman.
She demanded participstim as complete as
Mr $1 -
She was not a faultless woman. Some-
times imperious, always inpatient with de-
tails and often inpetuoua, she could and
did foul up royally. but she was always
forgivable, perhaps because one also
caught fleeting glimpses of her as she
once described herself: "Here l come, Joan
of Arc on her pony! Perpetually a little
young yet--and humanly impulsive.
A first heart attack more than a year
ago sharply curtailed her activities. I
Icsnit imagine her doing anything but chaf-
ing under the constraints her illness im-
posed on her characteristic life style.
Of her many activities, she once told an
interviewer, "I'm not altruistic. I get
pleasure out of these projects, Contribu-
ting is what life is. Seamus calls it
'Doing things for enlightened self-inter-
es._t,' and he's right. lie all have s pur-
pose in life so when something comes my _
_way, l can't say no to it."
_ e _--Virginia Carabillo
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A comprehensive directory of -nationali'
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BLUEPRI1» r FOR.
' Change is predicated on power. Bow
can women forge a power bloc to help than
' alter their status!
Of major importance is penetrationinto political parties. it is vital that
mil women become active, in politicalclubs. it is equally vital that this -
activity focus on "our thing" rather than
get absorbed into routine, supportiveroles in which women have been tradition-ally locked. The establishment of task
force chairmen on women's rights withinpolitical clubs and parties is crucial.
HQ! 12 99. LEI! II1. Every chapter must have a politi-
cal action chairman, preferably withcommittee members assigned to various
parties.2. I-ind out when each party: state
convotion will be held: schedule of
platformhearings: who is platform
committee chairman. Write, well in ad-
vance, asking to make a presentation
on women. If possible, find allies in
the women: division to co-sign the
letter and accompany for the presenta-
tion. Project it as a party member
rather than as a NW member. A week be-
-fore, send copies to committee members.
3. Send out a press release announcing
that a women's plank will be presented
and have copies available to give the
press at the hearing.
6. Another approach is to find out
who are the staff members writing the
party platform and' offer them the plank
on women. Done this way, it seems the
anonymous brain-child of the party it-
self and would be more readily accepted
by the platform committee.
5- If the plank is adopted, pub-
licir.e'it yourself. Get representa-
tives of women's organisations to
comment. Send a co-py to each state
legislator-_and to members of your party,
encouraging them to implement the.,party
position on women by presenting legis-
lation. Urge members of other parties
to give the platform their attention be- _
cause women's needs cut across party
lines» and -your votes will go to can-
didates who support your goals.- slave-_~_____~_ WM
20 CHAHIIIS Alb IIIDIRS: if yea bass any reports to asksea your soot outstanding aesbsrahip rsoraiiiag activities
asad ibes ie: laraa Dees, 11$ lsaediet in" lyrassss,
In York. ._§,'-vs->.¢-~ ._ . . __ ______,_ ___ _ ' 92 * e=»~~,-e--e ;...w ....~ .. n ....4.. _ o¢___ ____ __H__ _ . '~*~ -- » A. . . .r.~i<I92~*~-~924~4»A_>¢4 e...- .... ., ,
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0. Send . 1.em and en. plank e.
presidents of your party's clubsthroughout the state, urging them tobring it_to the attention of memberswith speakers and a task force chair-_
man to be responsible for getting members
to write letters about legislation per-taining to women and to organise dis-
cussion groups.I. Send club task force chairmen a _
newsletter from time to time.
8. Seek qualified women to run for
office and try to get the party to
back them fully.9. If you can't get a party to back a
woman candidate, call a conference of
women's organizations and try to get
them to back her independently.
l0. Support men in office who haveproven that they are our allies. Work
to get then support for bills they
present in our behalf.ll. Survey all candidates as to their
position regarding women and make
public their stands.
ll. Urge party officials to include
women in decision-making, in selection
of candidates, in formulating policies
and positions. Get women: division
members to reject their limited servant
roles as fund-raisers, vote-getters and
stamp-lickers for candidates they didnot cMyu®u t tiirlich
$281113.
Q
' A. ' _ ciety today. _ 1 _'
The first, Women as Scientists and .
Subjects, was chaired by Ethel Toback of "
the American Museum of Natural History.
After the papers were presented, discus-
sions revealed that all present, men and
women, Jolt that immediate, positive ._
action should be taken to end sex discrim-
inatory sexist! practices. _ _ _
At an ad hoc meeting later that evening
two petitions were prepared. The first, _
headed ACCREDITATION, called for the .
American Psychological A_ssociai:ien to in-
clude discriminatory practices against
women as a reason for non-accreditation of
an institution's psychology department;
and that accreditation will be withheld
until discriminatory policies and prac-
tices have been rescinded. - ' .
The second petition, headed SEXISM",o
was directed at hPA's own practices, which
created difficulties for women attempting
to function as psychologists. ._ 4 _
< The third, titled "ABORTION", urged the
Oouncil of Representatives of the APA to
pass a resolution that abortion on demand
was a civil right of all pregnant women
and should be handled; like any other medi-
cal procedure. Z . - : . < ~_
The Accreditation petition was later .
presented by PSA to the APA Council -and is
new on the Agenda for the October Council
Meeting. The Sexism and Abortion petitions
will be delivered to APA headquarters with_
an urgent request that they also be placed
on the October Agenda.
On Tuesday, the second symposium, 4- . '
Woman as Subject", sponsored by the
Ilomenis Consortium of PSA, and chaired by
Joan Barman of Ohicago.P$A, stirred up _ '
further support for the developing move-
ment. In the workshop _"Women in Work and
bwamu .i' i d di i i woman there had exper ence scr m na on
in employment. This symposium also was
followed by an ad hoe evening meeting on -
employment practices. - . _ I ' 4 ' ~bO 92
' 3' ' .'"-92 . ! .
This year at the American * ' _ T. later Ilednesday afternoon, the third
~ Psychological Aseocia- -_ and final symposium, organized, and chair.
_ tion, three eymposia ' ed by Jo-Ann E. Gardner, University ofK were devoted to women _ Pittsburgh, What can the sciences do to
and their roles in so- modify the world so that women who want
to participate meaningfully are -not re-
garded as, and are not in fact, deviant?
washeld,_ ,_ ,.
* Wednesday evening, a party with a pur.
pose" was held in the suite that had
become the women's group headquarters.
Dr. Marshall Jones attended to discuss the
next convention and heard at first hand
some of the experiences that female psych-
ologists had endured in their search for
meaningful participation. Virtually all
the males present were clearly shocked and
distressed at the extent and intensity of
the discrimination the women had experien-
'ced. A demand was raised that next year's
convention's theme be concerned with
changing sex roles, and a letter incor-
potaegng the demand was composed and
signed. The name Association forhomen
Psychologists AWP! was chosen for the
group. Pittsburgh Chapter member Jo-Ann
Gardner emerged as a leader of the group.
At e final convention meeting of the
group, at list of long and short term ob-
jectives were dravm up, plans were made,
and resources allocated. w . _
, . - .
1. Discrimination because of sex is ram-
pant within the APA and among employers,
butoresponsible women and men in adminis-
trative positions in APA appear to be un-
aware of its seriousness. _ _ . _
2. There is an accelerating trend for
members of oppressed minorities to take
exception to the status quo. Increasingly
women are recognizing that they belong to
the oppressed, exploited group.
3. These attempts to change the status
quo are not heeded until a militant pos-
ture is assumed by the dissident group,
even when the demands are based on exist-
ing law and explicitly stated policy.
.4. Violence and the threat of violence,
W th Qroups has proved -effective in
emmm
*5" F 5'-921'P1'5-Fins Proportion of women are
5"? -¢1¢m1Y "QTY to seriously consider
"I7: and means of using violence to elim-
inate discrimination on the bang of sex,M p _ ~_AnndeIolfe]3O
a92
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!'1lomanpower" became the major issue at'
the 1969 American Sociological Association
meeting in San Francisco. This came about
through the efforts of Dr. Alice Rossi of
the Sociology Department of Gaucher Col-
.iege and member of the MW national board
"who organized s Iomen's caucus within the
ASA whose purpose is to transform the role
-of women in the association, on campuses
[and in society in general. - -
,"i'he Women's Caucus, which with diffic-
;ulty got the endorsement of both the of-
*ficial caucus, the Berkeley Womenis Socio-
Elogy Caucus and the Women's Radical caucus
Eof the Sociology Liberation Movement groupéwas given a room at the ASA convention for5-s caucus meeting that would have held only
{I50 people. mly through last minute
ivory scary and iffy tactics...we got a
' shift of room to the main ballroom by
iofficial handling of ASA president, much
as he disliked doing it," according toilk. Rossi.The caucus meeting was attended by well
over 500 pepple, and the next day at the
r general business meeting, lb. Rossi decid-
Ead to use.the time to present a speech and
1 read ten resolutions that the caucus had
i adopted and to motion that the membership
§endorse the spirit of the resolutions.
i In her speech, Dr. Rossi asserted that where women are concerned, the majority ofgmale sociologists are guilty of the "put
a down" through ridicule disguised as sexual
flattery and discrimination in hiring and
promotional practices. She accused these
men of accepting and acting upon set ster-
eotyped expectations regerding male and
female socially and intellectually. She
also stated that the sociological profes-
sionaccepts complacently and convention-
ally that what is ought to be .
She indicted society in general and the
sociology profession in particular for the
Tact that, according to the findings of
the women's caucus survey of graduate de-
partments in the spring of i969, women
were 30! of the doctoral candidates in
graduate school this past year; but only 4 .
4% of the full time full professors -in '
graduate departments; also women are 39%
of the Research Associates in the elite
graduate departments but onlf ofthe
Associate and lit of the full Professors ,
in these same top departments.
- Ur. Rossi stated that what the wemenls
Caucus seeks is effective and dramatic -
. eWoman lowers;
action. This was put in the form of
the following resolutions:
1. That every sociology department give
priority to" the hiring and, promotion of
faculty on the same salary scale as men;
2. That equitable stipend support be
given to graduate students regardless of
sex for both full and part-time programs
of study;
3. That sociologists collaborate with
others from the relevant disciplines in
proposing and assisting in the establish-
ment of day care centers for pre-school
children of employees, faculty and stu-
dents at all colleges and universities;
4. That women sociologists be given the
encouragement and support to establish
new courses on the history and sociology
of women and the analysis of women:
movements for political and social change
in all college and university sociology
departments;
5. That sex inequality be added as a
topic to all coursesand texts which
cover social inequality but are now
confined to race, religion and ethni-
city; _
6. That flexibility guide the appointment
of both men and women to department facul-
ties, facilitating easy transitions betwe-
en full and part-time appointments to in-
crease the career continuity of women with
family responsibilities or to permit men
to play significant roles intheir fam-
ilies and communities;
I. That women sociologists be added as
quickly as possible to all committees
and boards within pr related to ASA;
8. That sociology endorse the principle
of parenthood leave and family sick leave
for all employees, faculty and students at
colleges and universities;
9. That sociology consider the findings
of its own research;
10. That the Council and the editorial
boards of the American Sociologist estab-
lish a new section in this journal, to be
entitled the "Women's Caucus Newsletter
to be handled by an editorial representa-
tive of the Women's caucus. -
The council not on y
endorsed the spirit of
the
on independentlyto urge
all graduate. departments
to discuss and take ef-
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S8-I1 Francisco
During a weekend in San Francisco one
would expect to see women shopping, dining
in leisure and doing the usual touristy
thing. Not so on September 27, 1969 when
the Bay Area WW Chapter initiated a co-
alition of women which was attended_by'
representatives of 24 organizations in-cluding: _ _ ' ' - ,
Ietioael 01-gaaiaatiea for loses, Ioeea'a liberation,
Ieaaa Power, Ioaaa lac., Ioan'e Caooaa of the -*'
Ierkaleyjociolog laaociatioa, Ioaen'e City Club,
Ioaoa for Peace, Iatiosal lope loeiaeaa and Pro- s
lllianee, Iegro Iiatorical and hltaral iociet
Itadeat Iobilisetioa Coazittee, lexicon-laoriean
Political laeociatioa, California Coat-its-ea to
Legalise Abortions, laerieaa Association of Dai-
uraity Ioaea, laeiaeaa and Professional Ioaea,
Ioaea'e Iateraaiional League for Peace and Free-
doa, and Socialist Iorkora Party.
Recognizing that differences of approach
existed among the various organizations, »
the meeting was deilsncd to determine the
general goals and purposes of each organi-
sation and to delineate these areas of
common interest around which the organiza-
tions could develop cooperative programs.
To lay the groundwork for the workshopdiscussions, representatives from a few of
the organizations were asked to describe
the programs of their groups. After the
reports had been given the groups arrived
at consensus to coordinate activities in
support of the following programs:
Consensus Items: '
1. The need for child care centers as a
community resource such as parks and li-
braries for use by citizens regardless ofeconomic status. ' -
2. Establishing a continuing com:uni:a-
tion network between women's organizations
on issues pertinent to their membership
and convening another coalition meeting
within a few months. -
3. Compiling a directory of women's
groups including information such as 0Ieeaioaal Iona, Daughters of Iilitia, Ioaaa'a f
Iareau of the I.$. Departaant of Labor, Delta _ i,
lips Theta Sorority, Soroptiaiet Club of Sea
Ireaeiaeo, lociety for Inaaaa Abortions, Bal-iforais laetitare of the Arte, Young Bocialiata
,05. Extending protective legislation to
1 . ~.
6. Promotion of women's caucuses in the
unions, professions and political parties.
I. Declaration of the right of each woman
to have control over her reproductive life
and abolition of all penalties for abor-
tion. A
B. The need to change women's self-iage
by bringing pressure to bear on mass media
and educational institutions which persist
in portraying women as mindless sex
objects.
9. Pledge of cooperation with Radio Sta-
tion KPFA-Hi in relevant programing on '
women.
Syacuse
As this issue of NOW ACTS goes to press,
the Syracuse Chapter of MW is planning
its second annual celebration of Susan B.
Anthony's birthday on February 15, 1970.
This year the chapter is bringing to-
gether feminist leaders from the six cen-
tral New York cities--Syracuse, Rochester,
Utica, Ithaca, Buffalo and Albany for a
conference on political action. The cen-
iril "Q" Yrk conference will scress: a.!
political action, b.! women in the usemedia, and c.! discrimination in employ-
men . ,
IN'e'vv' York " -Everyone knows that women '
are incapable of decisive
agreement" yet this became -
one more exposed myth when _
more than 500 women from the _
eastern states met in New York
City in November to set up a Congress to
unite women. These women not only came to
agreement, but also followed through withplans for establishing a Continuing Commit-
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ATTENTION: NEWSLETTER EDITORS AND MEMBERS
NITH SOMETHING T0 SAY---Please send copies
of your'Chapter's Newsletter, letters, and
statements of opinions to: .
NOW ACTS '
1'oni'Ca_rabillo, Editor
4. Establishing a coalition of women's
groups to protest discrimination againstgoals, activities, meeting aste, etc. 0 " ma 151:5 st. to "
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The landmark decision handed down by the
California Supreme Court in Septeuber, 1969
declaring California: over 100-your old
abortion laws unconstitutional PC2219 vs.
Ir. Leon P. Belous! established the vital
legal precedent for swift filing of» suite
in other states. Roy Lucas, Director of
the James Madison Constitutional Lew In-
stitute and a member or NLRAL'e board,
spearheaded s stellar group of ACLU attor-
neys in New York. In a joint action to be
heard before a three-Judge federal court, Q
several prominent pmrsicians, nurses, in-
dividual married and unmarried women, uln-
isters, social workers and psychologists
filed a complaint against the Attorney
General of New fork State, the District
Attorneys of New fork, Bronx and Kings
Counties, two major New York hospitals and
the hospital abortion comndttees of same.
This case will be argued in the near mt-
nre. A decision can take up to nine months,
and whether we prevail or not, the ease will
go to the 9.5. Appeals Court end subse-
quently to the 11.5. Supreme Court for re.-
view and netrullng. '
In Novanber, 1969, shortly after the New
Iork suit was filed, District Judge Gerhard
L. Cesell, Washington, D.C., ned 111 Leg.
1218, 1-$1.. Dr_.__!iilan Quite}; that the abortion
laws of the District of Columbia were un-
constitutional. and invalid in line with the
_§ej.p_u_§ precedent. Judge Gesell requested a
swift 0.5. mpreme Court review of his rul-
ing. which leaves the District of Columbia
without criminal sanctions against the per-gozning of abortions by a licensed physi-
Elle
Events moved swiftly. The California
1:67 Therapeutic Abortion "reform" Act was
successfully challenged and invalidated.
0ILJan. .9; JMQE GO
Ha-at, Santa Ana, California, disndssed e-
bortion charges against Br. R. C. Robb of
Dana Point, California. Judge Mast ruled
that a woman has the constitutional right
not to bear children, and held the 1967
Therapeutic Abortion Act unconstitutional.
Orange County District Attorney Cecil hicks
plans to appeal the case. ' The Belous ease -
was filed in 1966, prior to enaotmmt of
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Act would prove invalid end unconstitution-
al under proper court challenge. Jt is
this challenge which has now been success-
fully made.! Unless the California Su-preme Court should decide to review its
own recent findings, it is likely Calif-
ornia will ahortlybe in the some position
Washington, D.C. is ==921¢!11*8 PWI55-"8 511181
1-uling by the 0.5. Supreme Court.
Other cases are stockpiling l'IlP1¢1Y~In Rgngqn, Haghington, Dr. I. FY8118 KOMIQ
has directly informed Governor Dan Evans
of his decision to openly do a specified
number of abortions in his office each
week in e direct challenge to the consti-
tutionality 91' Washington abortion laws.
This case is being prepred W his 5 °1"'ney, David Hood of Seattle, for presenta-
tion to s federal court.
More than four hundred women have tiled1, joint action in New York Federal Court,
demanding their rimts ta proper abortion
care. some have signed affidavits testi-fying to their own illegal abortions, thisleading to possible prosecution of them
under existing laws. Another similar groupof women plan e joint suit in San Francisux
Plans are going forward in Cslifornia toplace the repeal of abortion laws on the
1970 ballot through an initiative. There
are doubtless other actions, not reported -
here, but equellyvital to our movement
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MEAL is working towards immediate 0139"ing of a clinic in Washington, D.C. This
clinic will be staffed by certified ob-
gyn's and nurses, and will operate on anout-patient basis. Services will be cf-
fered at minimal. or no charge to womenunable to pw. The direct sin is to demon-
etrete clearly that hospitalisation is not
required in early terminations of preg-nancy under normal conditions of health of
the patient: -
Hith the foreseeablerepeal of criminal
sanctions against abortion, all N011, NARA!-
snd other interested repeal groups should
b alert to prompt rewritizg of atatesbor-
therefore Dr. Belous was not charged under _
this law. however, the California Supreme
Court in handing down its opinion in Sept.1969 used language indicating that -the 1957tion laws in the guise of "proteEv'e " ""
laws requiring abortion to be on scored-
ited hospital procedure.
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safter a year, at reeearoh, a group a.-3&4 haa aoapleted
a propoaal and in negotiating for an an-caapea ehild
'eare and developeent center. they are aching that:
n- there u :..um.. for ea. ootiaeted mo children of
atadente and eaployeee non-acadenio and fncaltyl.
b- the center accept children iron agea S -veehe to S yre.
e- the proper extend free I aa to I pa with proviaione
for a aheletal ahift between 1 pa and 7-an an needed.
d- the progren be educational rather'than enatodiel.
b- the aervice be available -free to all who need it.
IBOUP Illllhi:
1- obtaining the panphlet Federal Innda for lay nre '
h-o,5.=m969!; a.s. om. of um»; Inge and us»NI 180$! llfillb ll ISTAILISIIIG 80¢! BIITIBS, TI! . Y
ltandarda ddainietration; Ioaene lnrean; Iaahington,l.¢.
2- contacting the Dept. of Labor and aehiag thee to aend
deacriptive naterial about the day care center that the
lept. haa already eat ap for ite eaployeee.
3- contacting the Yaderal Panel on Iarly Childhood, an
inter-agency groop of Iaehington-baaed federal effioiale
raapoaeible for developing national policiee and pro-
grena to pronote the iaproveaent and ooordination of
prograae for children and their faniliea.
4- contacting the nev 4-6 agency coaannity loordiaated
ehild care! if there in one in your conaanity. For
iaforaetion write to: Day ¢are and Child Developnent
Gonacii of anerica, Shite 140, M25 I 8t., i.I., Inab-
iqm, n.c. 26005. lacellent Iibltography of Selected
leferaaoe Son:-col."
5- contacting ¢ongreaeaanPercy, Iondale, reneton and Ind-
eaae, and inqniring into the atatee of current day care
hille they are aaaociated with; deaanding to hoe vhy
ea» 825'nillion of title v-2 5.... of the e.o.A. have
not been appropriated. -
Lot an aorh together to eetabliab anch centera an the riat _
of every parent and child. -Iadeline Iornfein, 92o . . ___- .. .. - ..........._.._l........._...-..-.........-=....-..,-.¢ ~-
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fhe Ira lngelee Ioaen'e Center held an open hoaae an Jan.
ll to ietrodeee ite progreae to the general pnblig, 3..
neatly organized by a coalition of eoaeo'e group, 1;,
Center ie already providing a eonpreheneive educational
prograa ~ior eoaen. Ir. lylvia hcher, nationally haw;
educator end i-.A. IOI neaber, ie conducting group en-
aione ehich focoe on the aoaen'a ability to recogniae
her on potential and anderatand her authenticity in
in a arle doainated eociety. Other conreaa inelade,
Io:-hehop for Iorhiag Ioaen, Boneaaeriae and the heri-
can Ionen'a Identity, and Ian and Ioaan.
The hater, located at 102'] 8. Crenahee llvd.. Loa '
dngelea, alao provider arveral other aervicee including
expert abortion and birth control noanaeling and legal
referral. I library ia in the planning atage.
Ieabera of I0! and IL! have propoeed e Ioeen'a Center for
thehan Irancieco lay area.
Ihe concept of free apace" available to all intereeted
ooaen ie central to the progran. Ioaen, feeling ieolated
fron each other and no totally abaorbed into the aecbine-
tione of aociety, are not eaed to the feeling of having
free epace" of their oen, obere they can exchange ideas
and vorh together. The enter hopea to provide thie place.
¢onannication, and lote of it, in also a recognized nec-
eaaity. To thie need the Center will pnblieh n Ieveletter,
provide a neeeage center and e naeting place for eoaen'a
gronpe. It ia alao hoped there will be a reaearch atafi to
aid other p-oape, aoeh ae labor aniona, in organizing vo-
nen. Other propoaed prograna include: educational and cep-
loyaent eonneeling, child care referral, honaing inforaa-
tion, legal referral, and a library about eoaen.
A fnlltiee profeaeional etaff oi tvo aoppleaented by four
halttioe aorhera in planned.
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_ any_Statconaooountoiaox.9" 5' P5°'"¢ Ill Q 0! UIe...0onpoae your neaeage; Dial
Ieetero Union telegraph 6o., apecify which of the above
yon vent to and; give layb'a addreae and eeaeage. Lek
lecogniae the above? Zt'e that thorn that eea firat atnch .5 n, u 5' 5 n .
into 9ongreee' tough hide nigh onto 47 yeara ago. The
lateat report givee the aaendaent I0 Senate and 217 Ionee
eponaore and atill--I0 norm: '
lo leta have n little deaonatration, jaat to ahov oar ap-
preciation for all they've done for ae. To etart vitb,-
there'a a fab. l2th IIIOISTRATIOI planned for Iaehington,
l.l:. at ongreea. fhia in a bit hard for na out here on
the Ieat Eoaet, bet I hear there are a fev nenbere of III
at-ill fighting the cold in the laati
Lent ve forget ea etay-at-boaea, another goodie bee been
planned. If yoa can atill follov a reciepe, yon got it aade.
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20: Senator Iirch Iayh, tlhairaaa proananned by!
Iabcoanittee for Constitutional dnendaenta
I.8. Senate
H" ' uni. acey gr }g3__ il d and phoned. no extra charge!
I'll. OI! Cl S: Io layh; Dial 0, tell bar/hie "1 rant to
aahe a pereon-to-peraon call to Senator Iirch leyh, Tel.no.
202-224-3121. 0 will first get the Capitol 0, than layh'e
office. ihaneee are l0,000:l that hie aecretary vill be the
laet atop, herv'e where yon talk faat,'no, I don't eieh to
epeel pith anyone elae about the local Righte dnendaent.
Great -eey to apend tine. I've never called the Gapitol be-
fore, I eonder hoe aany tiaea one peraon could call vithont
getting nu. xx you're en uni 1, mat on 1--tom.
peeaege, we're all polling for yon! Oar l in l0,000. .
|,__l.;r__1'_g_g; dddren i_a above, erite today! nayhe on a Susan 8.
Iithohy Yiiiiiay card. IEUW '
A dvhae ea-out Feb. nu will give the denonatration aa-
aaia. NH. IOU! ID, 100! an thoae going to Iaehington
lab. 12th, pleaee contact: Jean Iitter, 1126 Iarriore lid.
l" .911-march. Pm B205 or phone 412-m-eseo.1
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Iev York lniversity Lev lohool sill we the Ilte,pf e usiqse
anfsrsnee, tho those of which is: "lusting louo the lorri-
'srs is the Professions. llsely eossn eel ueu, too! sre
Iekisg up to the feet thst there is severe, oftso crippling»
hui hitherto ignored--diserisihstios sgsisst vouea is Q1 _
professions. II ueubers John Burdser psychologist! and
lliee lossi sociologist!, sad Doris Bsssover sttorsq! '
are suoag the ssh; igsssis sponsors oi this sosueotioo to
try to get hoth sen sol voles together to lesru sore shoot
their ststss sad plss actions .to correct the srongs. PLII
I0 ATTBD-end spree! tho word wherever you vork or plsyl
lee ure sot sol; invited hut sxpectsi. It's ties they
shire it's st" with their sosso sseocietss. PLACE: I,Y-
Isiversitylsv Sehool, Gluh Lounge. lift: April ll, 1970.
sauce: no mum dinner!. nu: 9 us to 5 pl. 1: iner-
ssted, vrite: 'Proi'essionsl Iosea's Caucus} e/o Bus
Iiuershonhplu, ssq., ¢olushis University, hsshell _
lull, as 605, 1.1. 10025 o _ ssersl s l2-lestore bios Soeiololl er.! Gulloq
ffhe Sl I Iisority". Q and roses {roe s side vsrietg
of groups sod professions usrs iuvited so epeshers. IOI
seshers iselsdis; Aileen Ierssolss, lylvis lsrtsss, no
lhirlgr Ieruuri!, Ii-I rspfssshtstiees, lostorsyosys.
ehologists, educators ssi ores forssr IJ. Seostor,
Issrihs I. Ieuhsrger, sll took pert. it ICU, us Ilten.
sios course entitled 'Sysposisu es Stereotypes oi loses".
Pleas use gives by I-.1. I0! sesher, It. Iylvie sher.
Cornell is isvolvsd is the plsssiog ssd tsschiug of
courses for credit on Series sad the Ivolutieo of Io-
ns." liehigsn, Princeton sod other Gsliforsis shiver.
siiiee hove, or ere pleasing to, offer such slssses.
The lsu school st Isv York Isivsrsity hss isssgnrsted s
sosrse devoted entirely to the legal prohleus of soun-
Use of the hooks thet is required reediog for this
course use urittss by s I0! sesher, i-so lsooeitss Its
title: "Ions sad the Lev: The Unfinished Revolution.
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there hes hen, uatil_ reeeatly, u totsl vsosos
when it ooses_to elssses sod courses ggggt uoueo.
Is hove not been psrsitted the opportunity to lesrs
shoot ourselves, our statue; our history. Int sov sous
aollsges sad universities srs eves toting the sshieet of
loses seriously ssoogh to give credits tor eoorses on uoueui
nu pm nu, the unmi-my of Osliforois Irvine!IOIH II TIE DISIU PRDYISSIGIS: lrl ! or I fsllle
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Ieu York IOI, on Architect/plsaaer/civic designer, is
sshsrhisg on s study sf roses is the design profes-
sions. All voses who srs or sers in these fields io-
clsiiug drsftsvouen! sho sent to teke pert is the study
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