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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1971
Page
2
The editorial attacks Sen Margaret Chase Smith for clinging to old foreign policy notions and using familiar scare words. It argues that advocates of a hard line face pressure as new developments challenge their stance.
A long opinion piece discusses intellectual property in journalism, noting how writers lift ideas from other publications. It critiques actions by public figures and editorialists, argues for credit and accountability, and analyzes U S foreign policy from Vietnam to China and Russia with Nixon's diplomacy praised and Sen Smith's stance challenged.
Mrs Jerry McCormick of New York wrote the Daily Mail editor urging preservation of the courthouse citing historic interest and beauty of stone structures. The letter argues against tearing down the building mirroring a past mistake with the library and asks county court members to reconsider.
Lord Goodman argued that Britain should accept the Rhodesia settlement with Smith as the least harmful path for Africans, warning against moral rigidity that ignores political realities. He urged recognizing Britain's limited power to enforce terms and cautioned that rejecting the deal would be a hollow moral gesture.
A satirical portrait of Mike whose fan loyalty shifts with teams across baseball football and hockey. He endures sales trades and costly moves as hometown squads crumble and rebuild under moneyed ownership and colorful coaches.
The 23 Democratic senators caucus next Monday to pick a successor to Senate Clerk J. Howard Myers. Howard Carson, J. C. Dillon Jr., and Lloyd G. Jackson are contending. Carson is favored for qualifications, while Dillon and Jackson seek to leverage alliances among freshmen to gain votes.
A man named Ronald Richardson is implicated in an alleged plot reported from Huntington. Police intercepts are cited as a key development with specifics on the suspect and location. Further details appear on page 1.
In Belfast two factory workers Mike a Catholic welder and Bill a Protestant electrician share sharp, parallel analyses of Northern Ireland's crisis. Both blame Stormont Castle era corruption and church influence, call for end to sectarian strife, and agree on peace if profiteers are removed, differing only on future ties to Britain or a united Ireland.
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