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Women of the Year - Master lists
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Women of the Year
Manuscripts
Articles (photocopies) regarding the 1960 Women of the Year winners and awards. The women are Doris Day, Mrs. Richard Dillon, Dr. Charlotte Elmott, Paricia Galvin, Marilyn Horne, Mrs. Rudolph Liebig, Dr. Jessie Marmorston, Agness Underwood, Laurel van der Wal, and Mrs. John Cree Wilson. ; List of names and addresses of the 1960 Women of the Year winners. ; Guest list for the 1960 Women of the Year reception. Staff reception list for the 1960 Women of the Year reception. A letter addressed to Robert D. Nelson inviting him to the 1960 Women of the Year reception. A Western Union Telegram dated November 26, 1960, intended to go to all the 1960 Women of the Year winners, from Otis Chandler.
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Women of the Year (2 of 2)
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Approx. 70 items, including: memos, letters, event programs and transcripts of remarks made by presenters at the awards ceremonies. Includes: event program booklets for 1963, 1964,1965, 1966, 1967, 1971, 1975, 1976 (which includes list of awardees) ; more. Split into two folders.
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Women of the Year (1 of 2)
Manuscripts
Approx. 70 items, including: memos, letters, event programs and transcripts of remarks made by presenters at the awards ceremonies. Includes: event program booklets for 1963, 1964,1965, 1966, 1967, 1971, 1975, 1976 (which includes list of awardees) ; more. Split into two folders.
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Women of the Year
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Approx. 25 items: photos of various LAT Women of the Year award winners ; two copies of the 1970 presentation program for the awards ; letters of appreciation to Paul Conrad and Jack Smith for "remarks" made to the audience ; other materials on the programs and the awardees.
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Women of the Year
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1) Two programs from the Woman of the Year 1966 awards presentation on December 12, 1966. 2) One invitation to the Woman of the Year 1966 awards which include RSVP cards and parking directions note cards. 3) A copy of a letter sent out to eight of the nine winners. 4) A list of the names and address of the winners. 5) Instructions sheets comprising of five pages. 6) Hostess package comprising of four pages. 7) A two page document entitled "Responses to Women of the Year Invitations." 8) An assignment sheet regarding the 1966 Woman of the Year reception. 9) Two copies of a four page master list covering various areas of the Women of the Year Awards Program. 10) A note regarding the menu for the 1966 Woman of the Year reception. 11) Two handwritten pages. One is a check list for the program and the other is a list of ushers. 12) Three copies of a memo regarding the telegram being sent to the winners and a list of their names and addresses. 13) A copy of the Western Union Telegram dated November 9, 1966, intended to go to all the 1964 Women of the Year winners, from Otis Chandler. 14) A document with the names and addresses of the 1966 Women of the Year winners. 15) A two page letter, and a sample of the parking note card, to Lee Carte from William S. Ruby dated November 18, 1966, regarding guest parking for the Woman of the Year 1966 awards. 16) A to do list for Donna Swayze with a note attached to it. 17) A three page document detailing duties handled by specific departments. 18) Three full size copies of newspaper pages regarding the 1966 Women of the Year awards and winners. 19) A three page document comprising of a letter from Mrs. Norman Chandler and a memo from Donna Swayze regarding the responses to Women of the Year invitations. 20) Four newspaper pages regarding the 1966 Women of the Year awards and winners. The women are Ella Fitzgerald, Mrs. Billie Jean Moffitt King, Mrs. Florence Ostrom Linn, Sister Mary Corita, Mrs. Gregor Piatigosky, Miss Lutah Maria Riggs, Stella Russell, Dr. Marjorie J. Vold, and Mrs. Sam Yorty.
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Trilateral Commission - San Francisco Meeting
Manuscripts
Approx. 10 items - letters, memos, a program agenda, a booklet. Notable names and items include: multi-page booklet, "The Trilateral Commission" (list of Japanese, European and North American members - as of 2/15/1987) ; tabbed 82-pp. booklet, "The Trilateral Commission - San Francisco Plenary" (3/1987) ; correspondence involving Anthony Day and other materials.
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