Recreation Center Fire Prompts Call to Rebuild in Charleston
An editorial argues the North Charleston center’s loss creates a chance for a bold civic restoration in Charleston. It urges immediate planning for a superior recreation facility to serve youths by late autumn or winter, inviting a countywide volunteer push to shape parks, trails, and amenities.
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North Charleston
New
Charleston
Deodorant Brands Tied to Lung Disease at Fitzsimons
A Fitzsimons General Hospital team led by Lt Col George W Ward Jr links two aerosol deodorants to sarcoidosis and lung lesions. Tests found a common factor among patients including a hospital therapist and her roommate, with guinea pigs developing lung lesions after exposure. The two offending sprays remain unnamed.
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U. S. Army
Fitzsimons General Hospital
Denver
George W. Ward Jr
Fitzsimons
Col. Ward
Return to Form At Post Office
A Charleston post office delayed a Special Delivery item from Elias Sports Bureau, mailed June 3 in New York and arriving June 4 in Charleston. It waited three days before delivering June 7, causing the material to arrive too late for its recipients.
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Post Office
Elias Sports Bureau
New York
Charleston
Lee Street
The Object of Life and Tax Free Municipals
Russell Baker laments American schooling and wealth norms urging readers to get rich while noting the ignorance about tax free municipals. He recalls a lunch anecdote where a rich man advised “get into tax free municipals,” highlighting gaps in education and the tax system and contrasting wealth with lack of practical knowledge.
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New York Times
Washington
America
Foratio Alger
The
Saturday Evening Post
al Capone
Pete
Gstaad
Is Our State a Communist Satellite Vote
A reader attacks West Virginia politics and governance accusing the governor of gatekeeping campaign access, cites road neglect, contrasts Democratic and Republican eras, and ends with a threat about Herbert St. Clair’s 1973 plans or aiding Castro in Cuba.
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the Gazette
West Virginia
Moore
Cuba
Castro
Herbert St. Clair
Dry Branch
Adam Malik of Indonesia a pivotal, controversial leader
Robert S. Elegant profiles Adam Malik of Indonesia, noting his early kidnapings to push independence, his anti‑Peking stance, role in nonalignment and economic reform, and his may become a leading candidate for UN General Assembly president. It highlights his pragmatism, diplomacy, and influence on Southeast Asia’s trajectory.
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Times/Post Service
Jakarta
Adam Malik
Indonesia
Kantjil
Deer
Indies
Malik
Sukarno
Sutan Sjahrir
Republic of Indonesia
Sjahrir
Sumatra
Bor
Peking
Moscow
U.N. General Assembly
Lmited
Hanoi
Asian Front
Cambodia
Sihanouk
Association of Southeast Asian Nations
Malaysian Borneo
Malaysia
United Nations
U.N
Asia
Japan
China
Southeast Asia
United States
Salute to Gov Moore raises political questions
A forthcoming Salute to Gov Arch Moore draws scrutiny as a bipartisan business dinner. Reported White House interest and FBI checks questioned motives, while organizers say proceeds fund the Republican state committee. The event's nonpolitical label clashes with its fund-raising potential and party ties.
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Gov. Moore
Arch Alfred Moore Jr
West
Nixon
FBI
U.S. Bureau of Mines
White House
West Virginia
Charleston
Washington
Moore
Sam Huff
Congress
John Manchin
Farmington
House of Representatives
W. E. Chilton Jr
Republican State Executive Committee
Arch Moore
Impeach Warren Burger Said by Supreme Court Critic
A intercepted message dated June 8 1971 from George Phares Reeder urging impeachment of Chief Justice Warren Burger is reported as a controversial claim. The note identifies Reeder as a Supreme Court critic and mentions city involvement.
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Phares
Warren—Burger
Phares Reeder
Supreme Court
You Have to Be Patient Mike The NATO Lisbon Memo
A Washington correspondent writes to Mike Mansfield from Lisbon about NATO talks in Portugal. He notes the Portuguese leaders praise and a two level courtesy, discussions on the Azores base, aid packages, and the Angola Mozambique issue. The piece frames Rogers Brezhnev diplomacy, Okinawa talks, and Mansfield amendment impact on NATO, urging patience as consensus builds.
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Washington
Lisbon
Mike Mansfield
Mike
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
United States Senate
Senate
Marcello Caetano
William P. Rogers
Azores
Portugal
Rogers
Oslo
Lisbn
Africa
Angola
Mozambique
Alec Douglas-Home
China
United Nations
Taiwan
Sir Alec
United States
U. N
Paris
Okinawa
Naha
Japan
Mansfield
Red Army
Plains of Europe
Moscow
Kremlin
Leonid Brezhnev
Henry the Navigator
Manlio Brosio
Brosio
Brezhnev
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