NOW Newsletter, Vol. 1, No. 12, November 1970

Object number:

H97.23.93

Object name:

newsletter

Title:

NOW Newsletter, Vol. 1, No. 12, November 1970

Date made:

1970

Material / Technique:

Printed and stapled paper

Dimensions:

W: 8.5 in

Credit line:

Gift of Diana Thatcher

Physical description:

Ten sheets of white paper stapled in the upper left corner, printed in black both sides of page. Folded in half and sent through the mail, with canceled stamp, postmark and address label on rear sheet. Slight browning at edges of pages.

Content description:

Vol. 1, No. 12 of "NOW/National Organization For Women" Newsletter..."Equality for women in truly equal partnership with men." November 1970. Articles: Marian Ash to address Berkeley NOW; Women's Conference for Liberation and Peace; listing of Berkeley NOW officers, board; Anti-War Rally and women's groups; employment for women; discussion on Schroder's Cafe, 240 Front St., San Francisco not serving women at lunch and Cruchon's Restaurant on Shattuck Avenue in Berkeley maintaining an all male staff; Child Care in Berkeley and at U.C.; Sex Discrimination Amendment, Assembly Bill 22; Equal Pay Laws; ERA; NOW Budget; "Women's Liberation in Edmonton, Canada"; "Chile's First Lady: A Militant Feminist"; bibliography; "Pan Chao (48-117 AD) Feminist of Long Ago," by Dorothy Olaechea, Pellucidar used bookstore

Concepts:

women's rights; Equal Rights Amendment; conference; Vietnam War; budget; job discrimination; Bibliography; feminism; gender bias; Pan Chao; child care

Places:

Chile; Edmonton, Alberta; Berkeley, CA; University of California, Berkeley

Persons:

Charles Warren; B.J. Miller; Margo Smith; Jean Witter; Marian Ash; Marijean Suelzle; Dorothy Lockard Oleachea; Lynn Maffly; Bonnie Pavlis; Aileen Hernandez; Michele Battermann

Organizations:

Berkeley Chapter National Organization for Women; National Organization for Women; Women's International League for Peace and Freedom; Cruchon's; Schroder's Cafe

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