Background
Mitchell, Marcia Jeanne was born on February 20, 1932 in San Jose, California, United States. Daughter of Eugene Lewis Wilcox and Gladys Delphine Shoemaker.
( Judith Coplon was young and pretty, and possibly a spy ...)
Judith Coplon was young and pretty, and possibly a spy for the Soviet Union when she was arrested in 1949 for espionage. Due to FBI bungling, Coplon was arrested twice, indicted twice, tried twice—and set free both times. J. Edgar Hoover never wanted to prosecute her, FBI agents perjured themselves on the stand, and Coplon's lawyer, who specialized in bankruptcy, created a circus out of the courtroom. Utilizing recently declassified material, personal interviews with Coplon's husband and numerous FBI and KGB contacts, and Thomas Mitchell's firsthand account of the case as an FBI agent, the two authors started off on opposite ends—one thinking she was innocent and the other believing she was guilty—before discovering the truth about America's Mata Hari in bobby socks.
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Mitchell, Marcia Jeanne was born on February 20, 1932 in San Jose, California, United States. Daughter of Eugene Lewis Wilcox and Gladys Delphine Shoemaker.
Student, Colorado State University, 1965—1967. Bachelor, Norwich University, Vermont College, 1989.
Writer, editor Rapid City (South Dakota) Journal, 1968—1973. Cabinet officer, secretary labor South Dakota State Government, Pierre, 1973—1975. Senior executive Corporation for Public Broadcasting, Washington, 1975—1980.
Associate director American Film Institute, Washington & Los Angeles, 1980—1985. Freelance writer, producer, since 1988. Lecturer, seminar leader management strategies for women, 1980—1982.
Lecturer Crystal Cruise Lines, 1999, Cunard QE2, 2001. Motivational seminary speaker.
( Judith Coplon was young and pretty, and possibly a spy ...)
Past secretary National Associations Communications on Women. Vice chair Montserrat Foundation for Charitable Giving, West Indies, 1995—2001. Chair special events Hill City (South Dakota) Arts Council, 2001.
Member Montserrat National Trust, Montserrat, 2001. Past chair grants committee State Fine Arts Council, South Dakota. Past member State Commission on Status of Women.
Member South Dakota Humanities Foundation Board, 2005—2006. Past board directors Women's Equity Action League, New York City. Past chair television broadcasting committee Public Broadcasting Service Station WETA-television, Washington.
Member of National Federation Press Women (Top Press Woman of Year 1972-1973).
Married John Alexander Donnan (divorced June 1, 1975). Children: Alan James Donnan, Kristen Elizabeth Donnan. Married Thomas Francis Mitchell, June 29, 1985.