People protest the National Women's Conference (NWC) held in Houston, Texas. Buses arriving at the Astrodome in Houston. Men and women hold several banners in their hands opposing the NWC and Equal Rights Amendment. One of the banner reads' IWY Doesnt Speak For Me'. Lottie Bet Hobbs, Nellie Gray, and Dr. Mildred Jefferson oppose the National Women's Conference. Several issues like abortion are addressed and opposed. Spectators applaud.
National President and founder, Association of Women, Beth Hobbs speaks during a anti-ERA meeting in Texas, United States. She advocates legislation against abortion. American citizens gather in large numbers at the event. American flag raised. Beth Hobbs speaks on several issues such as Child Development Program, opposition of the ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment ("ERA"), and opposition of Sexual Rights proposal. U.S. flag raised above a stage curtain. Song "God Bless America" is sung by the attendees at the end of the meeting.
North Platte canteen workers offer African American soldiers fruits at train window and train steps at a station in North Platte, Nebraska. Sign on railroad coach reads 'Back Alive in 45'. Girls wave to soldiers as the train leaves the station. (World War II period).
Woman puts makers on North Platte canteen's Honor Roll board in North Platte, Nebraska. View from inside the canteen door as men enter. Women stand at the doorway wave to men on train, as the train leaves the station. View of interiors of a canteen. Birthday party held. Servicemen presented with a birthday cake.
Milk bottled at a dairy in North Platte, Nebraska. Truck loaded with milk crates.
Shoppers enter and leave Sixth Street Market in North Platte, Nebraska.
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