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Anne Kinder Eaton (1922-1992) married Cyrus S. Eaton in 1957. Earlier in the year she had been his hostess at the 1957 Peace Conference in Pugwash, and her grace, wit, and empathy helped participants relax as they pursued dialogue about nuclear disarmament. She and Cyrus traveled the world, promoted peace, women's rights, and racial equality. In 1979 they were jointly awarded the Canadian World Federalist Peace Award.
Photographs: Early Years
Photographs: Later Years
Anne Eaton on 1957 Pugwash Conference –letter to her father Judge Kinder describing the participants’ arrival, thawing, and learning to trust
Introduction to Book on Cyrus Eaton (14 pages) This introduction focuses on early years of Cyrus and what shaped him as well as Anne's childhood memories.
Anne Eaton, her role in the Pugwash Conferences & Anne Eaton and Ruth Adams (Women of Pugwash) by Sandy Boucher
Anne Eaton: Two Chapters by Marcus Gleisser's book The World of Cyrus Eaton
Chapter 7: "And Another Family -- Anne Kinder Eaton" (pages 112-119)
Chapter 8 - "Anne Eaton's Mission" --(pages 120-134)
Newspaper Articles Written by Anne Eaton and Letters
Anne Eaton’s Commencement Address to the Hathaway Brown School for Girls (1970) (8 pages)
Anne Eaton’s Letter to Her Father About Seeing Neurological Specialists in Bulgaria,
“Did Woodrow Wilson Help Ho?” (2 pages)
Letter from Anne Eaton to Martin Luther King
Munich 1977 (Discussing Conference)
“Political Humor Saves Hungarians” “Czechs Celebrate Liberation From Nazis
“Soviets Contrast LBJ, FDR Views” 1965 (2 pages)
Articles about Anne Eaton
Foreign Policy is Mrs. Eaton's Issus, The Kansas City Times, March 26, 1960 - Anne Eaton believes most significant issue in US election is foreign relations. She and daughter Lissy will visit Truman Library