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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1972

Page

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Minimum wage plan sparks welfare concern in Senate debate

Senator Harrison Williams of New Jersey, chair of the Senate Labor Committee, pitches a bill to raise the minimum wage from 1.60 to 2.20, arguing it would cut welfare costs and ease poverty for four person families earning about 3,200 a year. He warns a 2.20 floor could save public funds by reducing subsidies to low wage industries and reinforce the need for a decent wage or government dole.

Washington Senate Nix Awahee Pine Poerty Williams Congressional Nixon House Harrison A. Williams, Jr N.J Senate Labor Committee New Jersey Birch Bayh Moore

Jury Acquits Angela Davis in High Profile Trial

Page 1 Second Army Massacre Outline by Peers Panel jury finds Angela Davis innocent of all charges. Judge praises participants and notes pride for society. Defense attorney Bran ton commends Arnason for even handed handling. Davis supporters cheer in courthouse corridor as verdict announced. Davis family members, including husband B Frank Davis and son Ben, a Browns defensive back, share in the moment. Branton receives cheers from about 150 in attendance.

Leo A. Branton Arnason Miss Davis B. Frank Davis Ben Cleveland Browns Branton

No Opposition at Bravo Company Landing Zone

The Peers Report notes Bravo Company faced no opposition at its landing zone before moving toward My Lair. After hit by booby traps causing casualties, B Company halted further entry toward My Lair while First Platoon under 1st Lt. Thomas K. Willingham crossed a bridge toward My Khe 4 near My Lai 1.

Bravo Company Peers Thomas K. Willingham My Khe 4 My Lai I

Weather Across Virginia and Nearby States Forecasts

Virginia shows high near the upper 70s with night lows around 60, while Kentucky expects partly cloudy skies with scattered showers and cooler nights in the 40s. Ohio ranges from mid 70s in the north to lower 80s in the south, with mild tonight. Western Pennsylvania mainly sunny to warm with mid 70s, possible thunderstorms. Sunday humidities near 90 percent, SW wind at 1 pm, record highs and lows noted for the date.

Virginia Falret Kentucky Ohio Pennsylvania

Proxmire targets F14 costs and bailout risk

Senator Proxmire accuses the Pentagon of hiding a potential cost surge in the F14 program. He cites a $6.5 billion projection for 313 aircraft and calls for refunds to be conditioned on anti bailout protections. He questions continuing the Grumman build beyond the already ordered eight planes.

Proxmire Pentagon Grumman Aircraft Corp Wisconsin Democrat Navy Defense Melvin Laird Grumman John 38.Foster Jr Laird Proximite Congress

Berlin Wall Rises as East West Divide Expands

The Berlin boundary tightens as East Germany builds a new wall section along Steinstuecken to seal off West Berlin access. American officials walk the new corridor as soldiers guard the area. A death strip is established with guard towers and machine gun posts watching escape routes. The pact’s terms are enforced, while civilians face increased surveillance and restricted movement.

Cobb East Ger Py Mans Berlin Steinstuecken East Germany Gen West Berlin Germany East Helicopt Stein Iise Stuecken Klaus Schuetz Wiliam Cobb U.S. Berlin

Correction No Direct Evidence My Lai Reference

A New York Times dispatch reported by the Sunday Gazette Mail on June 3 says Maj. Gen. Samuel W Koster and Brig. Gen. George H Young Jr. were cited in connection with My Lai but notes that there was no direct evidence indicating full knowledge of all details.

New York Times Washington Sunday Gazette- Mail Samuel W. Koster Brg George H. Young Jr

Wallace Returns From Paralyzing Wards as Campaigns Shift

In a Sunday TV forum featuring Dee p leading that prompted ABC to invite New York congresswoman and other guests, Wallace spoke from Spring, Md., where he is hospitalized after a May assassination attempt. McGovern and Humphrey debated strategy for California, while Nixon’s prisoner release in exchange for withdrawal drew proposals for a joint debate.

ABC New York Yorty Wallace Area Spring California Cornelia George Jr Los Angeles Humphrey Nixon Hanoi U.S McGovern

Nixon bombs North Vietnam aim at supply lines in Saigon war

U S officials say no sign of a 300,000 man North Vietnamese force. rail and truck movement from China continues while river traffic rises. The bombing campaign targets installations supporting South Vietnamese offensives and the transport network. Overcast weather reduces air strikes to under 200 sorties per day. Fighting declines outside the central front as Kon Tum and Phu My commune remain scenes of ongoing action.

Esmen China U.S Nixon North Vietnam South Vietnam Central Highlands Kontum Phu Myom Binh Dinh

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