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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1972

Page

4

Marmet youths fast for peace in Vietnam protest

About ten young people from Marmet Junior High and the Charleston Public Library Marmet branch sat on the sidewalk in front of the school Tuesday night to fast for peace after a year of intermittent fasting. They describe fasting as a nonviolent protest and cite concerns that the Vietnam War harms civilians and could widen into a broader conflict.

Marmet Junior High Charleston Public Library Marmet Vietnam Gary Howerton Connie Jones Gary Tom Searls Greg Wright Nothie Debby Johnson Marmet Junior Hills DuPont Connie

Unprecedented Lottery For Stones Madison Square Garden Tickets

A new lottery distributes 54 000 tickets for the Rolling Stones July 24 25 and 26 shows at Madison Square Garden. Fans mail postcards with name and address to enter. Winners buy four seats for 26 dollars total after presenting ID at box office. Entries aim to curb gate crashes as tour tickets sell fast across cities including Washington Fort Worth Houston and more through July.

New York Madison Square Garden Stones Garden America Jfk Stadium Washington Fort Worth Tex Houston Mobile Tuscaloosa Nashville Norfolk Akron Indianapolis Detroit Tornnto Montreal Boston Philadelphia Pittsburgh

Belknap Folk Festival Set For September in Louisville

Louisville hosts the Belknap Folk Festival September 13 to 16 on the university campus with forty musicians from West Virginia Ohio Kentucky and nearby states invited. George Howe university director of student activity urges performers or crafters to contact him by phone 502 636 4501 for details. The event aims to showcase youth engagement and peace themes amid local concerns about recreation and community activities in Marmet and surrounding areas.

Louisville University of Louisville West Virginia Tennessee Ohio Kentucky George Howe Howe

Alice Cooper panty raid sparks FTC action and 500000 underpants seized

U S Customs holds half a million women's panties after the FTC rules they fail fire resistance tests under the Flammable Fabric Act. Warner Brothers disputes the garment standard claim, arguing the items are packing material. FTC cites safety and options include chemical treatment or plastic enclosing. Half a million panties stay in Philadelphia Customs house as a second batch arrives from England.

Washington United States Alice Cooper America Alice Craig Braun Federal Trade Commission FTC Customs Customs House Wich Conn Warner Brothers Warner's Bob Merris Edward B. Finch Bureau of Consumer Information Finch Philadelphia Customs House England

Godstock festival roils Dallas crowd with criticisms and praise

About 200000 attendees packed a five block unbuilt freeway strip for the Godstock Explo festival led by Rev. Billy Graham. Johnny Cash energized the crowd while Jim Wallis criticized the movement as shallow. Officials said the event was not meant to address politics. Organizers spent over 7 million and delegates spent heavily on lodging and shopping.

Dallas Teale Eeeimi Billy Graham Exhal Jimi Hendrix Jeeta Christ Im People Christian Coalition Jim Wallis Chicago Explo Jesus Wallis Campus Crade For Christ Crusade

State Folk Festival at Glenville Feels Renewed by Community

Ed Morris writes on the West Virginia State Folk Festival in Glenville. The 23rd annual gathering showcased free events, from variety shows to fiddling contests, with locals in bib overalls and roaming gypsy motifs creating a vibrant, communal atmosphere that suggests the world is starting over fresh. The piece highlights Lisa Ornstein, Lee Triplett, and the festival’s enduring belief in shared culture amid playful and reflective moments.

Ed Morris Glenville West Virginia Lisa Ornstein Cuyahoga County Ohio Cleveland Lisa Shiloh’s Hill Lee Triplett Clay County Tony McGuffey

South Charleston seeks local rock artists for city concert

South Charleston Recreation Department director Bob Anderson seeks area pop artists to join a city sponsored concert at Oakes Field. Contact Anderson at the South Charleston Recreation Center. Andersons department and Charleston Musicians Union Local 136 cosponsor teen dances every Friday night at the South Charleston Mound.

South Charleston Bob Anderson Oakes Field Anderson South Charleston Recreation Center Charleston Musician’s Union Local 136 South Charleston Mound

Barbiturate Big Three balk at curbs during hearings

Representatives of EH Lilly Abbott Laboratories and McNeill Laboratories oppose federal controls on barbiturates. They suggest stamping an origin mark on each pill to aid tracing. Governor Rockefeller signs a bill restricting prescription drug use but vetoes a student drug discussion privileged information measure. The Education Department opposes the bill.

Washington Birch Bayh Bayh EH Lilly & Co Abbott Laboratories McNeill Laboratories New York Nelson A. Rockefeller State Department of Education

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