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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1971

Page

2

A Lobby of Americans Aims to End the Indochina War

National Council for An Indochina Deadline along with the Committee for Peace and New Priorities organize A Lobby of Americans to mobilize citizens to press Congress for the McGovern Hatfield amendment. Speakers include C Reischauer Clark Clifford and Senators McGovern Hatfield. Participants urged from all walks of life to travel to Washington and meet their lawmakers.

Indochina Thuy Nixon France U.S. Congress Senate George S. McGovern D-S.d Mark O. Hatfield R-Ore Paris McGovern-Hatfield United States Southeast Asia Gallup National Council For Committee For Peace and New Priorities Washington Congress Council C. Reischauer Japan Clark Clifford Defense Sen. McGovern Sen. Hatfield 7Th St Washington, D. C Middle America

Overtime Would Clean Up Mess on Memorial Day

Citizens note litter along Memorial Day as a carnival leaves Civic Center, with cartons and sweepings piling near the building. The article urges cleanup on a busy arterial street to keep tourism hopeful capital city presentable, even at overtime wages.

Lee Street Civic Center

What Do You Want to Be When You Grow Up

Russell Baker reflects on the grown up question asked of children and the impact of early career pressures. He notes how the query shapes ambitions, from cowboys to used car salesmen, and argues the urge to push children into a chosen path can be harmful yet sometimes necessary.

New York Times Washington Babar the Inquirer Julius

Construction Hazards Prompt Reader Calls for Safer Sites

In May 1971 multiple rock blasts damaged homes in West Virginia. Mrs. Guy Coffman narrowly escaped injury when rocks crashed through her roof from nearby road construction by Vecellio and Grogan. Other incidents include a tire rolling through a living room and a rock through a trailer roof. A reader urges stricter safety to protect residents near blasting and mining activities.

the Gazette Guy Coffman Emery Coffman Guy Rosd Vecellio and Grogan Bob Hougton H. E. Gibson Florence Harris Harry A. Rose Birch River

The Erosion of Party Loyalty in American Politics

A 1971 opinion piece argues party identification is at a record low with nearly one in four voters calling themselves independent. It cites cross over wins like Byrd Jr and Buckley, rising third party talk, and factors such as civil service growth regional shifts and media influence as eroding two party loyalty. Capitol Hill data show low party unity votes, while Nixon benefited from broad roll call support.

Harry F. Byrd Jr Virginia James L. Buckley New York Eugene McCarthy Minnesota Jones Alabama Montgomery John Conyers Jr Detroit Grover Cleveland Madison Berkeley Capitol Hill Congressional Quarterly Nixon Buchanan Lyndon Johnson Senate House House of Commons

Nixon Faces Drug Crisis Among Vietnam Troops

In a news conference President Nixon discusses drug addiction among U S troops in Vietnam. He vows to target pushers treat addicts and inform the public while critics warn of widespread heroin use and inadequate rehabilitation for returning veterans.

New York Times Service New York Nixon Vietnam Nikita Khrushchev Army Stanley Resor Congress Capitol Hill Washington

Intercepted Message Offers Aid to Government

A mysterious letter from George Jesse A Poe of South Charleston suggests using a paddle on government seats to spark reform in many cities. The note hints at civic action and appears to be part of a larger article on page 1.

Jess Jesse A Poe Shaper Upper South Charleston

Peanuts arrest shocks NATO Mayors in Indianapolis

Capt. Richard Jones, a sandy-haired Indiana police commander, made a $52,000 heroin seizure that involved 13 pounds in a disguise mix. The arrest raised questions about drugs in middle America as Mayor Richard Luger vows to confront the problem, while Jones notes the street price may rise briefly.

Frank Mankiewicz Tom Braden Indianapolis Ind Richard Jones NATO Conference of Mayors New York Washington Capt. Jones Hamburg Jones Richard Luger Luger Seaboard Los Angeles

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