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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1972
Page
4
The editorial discusses the arrests of five men linked to an alleged plot to bug the Democratic National Committee headquarters. It notes a sinister tone to the episode and hopes the seriousness is not overlooked.
The article critiques HB14247 proposing slapping a head tax on airline customers while noting possible extra gains from eliminating landing fees. It questions how such subsidies favor aviation and warns of stealth Congressional action. It also discusses a CIA spying incident at Democratic offices and questions Republican ties, urging scrutiny.
In a rambling New York Times Service piece, Russell Baker imagines a crowded, loud middle where Sen McGovern Nixon Muskie and others are caricatured amid television noise tax debates and social cries. A superintendent prepares space for McGovern and disperses symbolic bombs as society debates politics and conscience.
An eclectic column notes on British politics with Prime Minister Heath facing questions over official hostesses and public access to social circles. It jokes about the German hair force and a nudist association publicly advertising in Cosmopolitan while denying magazine ties.
The Gazette letters praise Dr Buff for aiding Black King sufferers and call for more help for other injured workers in non covered industries. Readers urge the Public Service Commission to curb C&P Telephones rates by comparing with Ohio Bell and note political spending and festival subsidies in the state. John H Mathews, Tornado
In a sober Wind Soup Room at the Biltmore Hotel McGovern backers greeted his New York primary victory with restrained mood. They acknowledge a difficult road ahead including party unity with old-line elements and risks over his vice presidential appeal while remaining fired by antiwar resolve and opposition to Nixon.
Former Gov. Cecil Underwood discloses in writing that Barron offered him a job to back Moore in 1968. The tale triggers scrutiny of Nixon involvement and Barron links, while Gov. Moore and GOP leaders dodge direct answers amid allegations of Democratic administration support for the Moore bid.
George J. G. Hutchinson presents a HUD funded warmer project in the city. Details indicate a citywide initiative, aiming to improve heating efficiency and public comfort. Project scope, timeline, and involved agencies are outlined for residents and stakeholders.
A review of secret records suggests General John Lavelle ordered unreported strikes against North Vietnam beyond the demilitarized zone. Kissinger pressed peace talks with Le Duc Tho in Paris while Lavelle defied reports, risking derailing negotiations aiming to end the war.
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