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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1972
Page
2
The piece discusses the high cost of medical care for a Detroit machinist and argues for a national health system. It cites Benedict M. Kohl's defense of physician earnings and suggests society should help cover costs, framing socialized medicine as a long-standing Western norm.
Readers praise Sen Byrd for voting against Kleindienst nomination and commend Glen Kreft for environmental assurances at Tr ion Carbide. Citizens condemn library disruptions and support River clean up efforts, park preservation, and funded ambulance service in Charleston.
Barboursville group Junior American Citizens funds Lincoln statue project with 28 members and dues led by Lillian Nixon. Editor hopes more clubs join to raise 16000 for a nine foot model.
The United Presbyterian Church leaders in Denver backed new donation guidelines for the Council on Church and Race amid protests by 16 of 19 Presbyteries in 10 states. The assembly praised the council, allowed only evaluations from local bodies, and signaled strict oversight on future gifts.
The piece argues Angela Davis maintains the system is wrong and corrupt despite acquittal. It characterizes her as claiming the jury's independence proves nothing about the legal process and criticizes her stance as cant from a revolution.
Washington diary reveals Russell Baker’s view of Muskie as a strong nominee yet unable to defeat Nixon in November. He mocks clowns in Muskie support, notes Humphrey and McGovern struggles, and predicts Nixon’s inevitability with repeated diary entries from January to June. The column outlines Baker’s evolving analysis, Mitchell calls, and flirtations with Goldwater phrasing.
Nixon pressed Brezhnev on China and Vietnam while warning against a broader war, citing Soviet troop buildup and preemptive plans. He urged calm and argued peace serves U.S. interests as White House aides praised his tone. A lengthy interlude promotes a drug oriented Record Club peddling marijuana slang items to teens amid controversy.
A satirical column by Pat Mahan riffs on politics and public figures. It skewers Secretary Earl Butz, California policy, gas supply politics, consumer law, and presidential rumors with sharp humor and cultural jibes.
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