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1. Notes from the First Year

2. Poor Black Women

3. Negro Girls Sought to Enter Contests for Miss America, Aug. 15, 1968

4. Miss America Test Opens Big Atlantic City Month, Aug. 27, 1968

5. Scenes, Aug. 29, 1968

6. The Lyons Den, by Leonard Lyons, Aug. 31, 1968

7. American Beauty, by Bonny Cohen

8. Atlantic City is a town with class, they raid your morals and judge your ass, by Suzanne Giddens

9. Lesbians and Liberation, by Robin Morgan, Sept. 1968

10. Who Will Miss America?

11. Against Beauty Show, Sept. 5, 1968

12. Miss Iowa, Swimsuit Winner, Sad Pilot Dad Going to Viet, Sept. 5, 1968

13. No More Miss America, by Women's Liberation, Sept. 5, 1968

14. Feminists to Picket Pageant, Sept. 6, 1968

15. Lingerie Dumped in Pageant Protest, Sept. 8, 1968

16. Miss America Pageant is Picketed by 100 Women, by Charlotte Curtis, Sept. 8, 1968

17. Along With Miss America, There's Now Miss Black America, by Charlotte Curtis and Judy Klemesrud, Sept. 9, 1968

18. Daily News photographs of Judith Anne Ford, winner of the 1968 Miss America Pageant.

19. Female Firebrands, by Harriet Van Horne, Sept. 9, 1968

20. Judi: A Queen in Blue Jeans, Sept. 9, 1968

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