Consequences of hate and justice in American history
The piece links the 1963 Birmingham church bombing and the 1970 Marin County courtroom murder, noting Angela Davis’s acquittal and its impact. It argues no direct reward or punishment followed Montgomery, but lasting consequences shaped views on justice and inspired activism among Black leaders and intellectuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Marin County
Calif
Angela Davis
Ruling on 1972 Olympic TV Coverage Draws Mixed Reactions
The FCC's limit of three hours of prime time Olympic coverage per night provokes viewer response. ABC wanted three-and-a-half hours over ten nights but was turned down. Critics say the rule is limiting and leads to old programs filling airtime, while some sports fans back the stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
American Broadcasting Co
FCC
Federal Regulatory Agency
Headstone For Little Arkansas By ROBERT E. FORD
Dallas AP reports that a headstone was finally placed on John Wesley Hardin, "Little Arkansas," after 75 years. The marker carries only his name and dates, while stories recount his 43 alleged murders and a life of violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Arkansas
Robert E. Ford
Dallas, Tex
el Paso
John Wesley Hardin
Wes
Little
Arkansas
Jesse James
Missouri
Hardin
John Selman
Jack
L. H
Hubbard
Texas Woman's University At
Denton
Dr. Hubbard
New Order In Old Dominion By James J. Kilpatrick
The Virginia political shift unfolds as the Republican and Democratic parties flip roles in Roanoke and surrounding areas. Kilpatrick reflects on Virginia’s one party history, the poll tax era, and a coming era of deep ideological change across the South, anchored by decades of party realignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Order In
Old Dominion
James J. Kilpatrick
Virginia Republican Party
Roanoke
Cicero
Catiline
Virginia
South
Richmond
Washington
House
John W. Flannagan
Otis Bland
Carter Glass
Virginia shifts from rural conservatism to liberal realignment
A century of Democratic dominance in Virginia fades as urban growth rises to 63 percent and rural declines. The Republican convention shifts right, endorsing amnesty and marijuana, while the state gains political clout for Black voters. The South grows more party-diverse, reshaping politics and life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrd
John Randolph
Roanoke
John Henry Bradford
Virginia
Linwood Holton
State Committee
Danville
Ruth Harvey Charity
South
Old Dominion
Body Ecology Wears On Wary Husband In Health Food Tale
An AP writer in Atlanta recalls a man who resents his wife turning to health foods and vitamins. He describes fatigue from trying dubious products from brown soap to dolomite toothpaste and papaya avocado shampoo, and his quest for sea salt across 11 stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SFA
Not to have held the election sparks major fiasco
Quotes from officials criticizing an Ohio primary election and a New York City budget official's remark reveal distrust in planning. President Nixon also speaks of competition and cooperation with the Soviet Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Plagman
Cuyahora County
Ohio
Allen Claxton
New York City
What's Left Out Of Pact By Ray Cromley
The omissions from the U S Soviet arms deal may matter more than the pact itself, signaling future Russian pressure in Latin America Asia and the Mediterranean. Cruise missiles and base access could undermine U S defenses, while spy satellite protection reduces war risk. The omission of command and control protections contrasts with the safeguarded satellites, raising questions about managing accidental war risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Cromley
Jine Meosean
Soviet Union
Latin America
South
Southeast Asia
Mediterranean
Washington
United States
Satellies
Today in History highlights and notable anniversaries
On this date in history many events are noted including the Berlin Blockade beginning in 1948, Cabot sighting land in 1497, Cortez entering Mexico City in 1520, the French republican constitution in 1793, the 1940 armistice with Italy, Taft Hartley Act passage in 1947, and various 10 year, 5 year, and 1 year retrospectives. Today's birthdays include Jack Dempsey at 77 and Hope Namgyal at 32. Thought for today: The spirit indeed is willing, but the flesh is weak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Nesters
Soviet Union
Berlin
West Germany
North America
John Cabot
Halifax
Labrador
Mexico
Hernando Cortez
Mexico City
France
Marshal Petain
Italy
Howe of Representatives
Arry S. Truman
Canady
Hanover Evening Sun local newspaper masthead note
The Evening Sun details weekly carrier and mail subscription rates and delivery areas in Pennsylvania and Maryland. It outlines publication policies, associations, and a requirement for signed communications, stating anonymity will not be considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
Sheppardamt
Associated Prins
Associated Press
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Pennsylvania
York
Adams
Carroll Counties
Maryland
Carner Delivery
Con Yvar Farm
Evening Sun
Also Mentioned on This Page
Robert G Ingersoll
America
Bonham
McKinney
Dodge City
Kan
Tivor
Acme
Western Union
Wesley
Earth
The
Texas Rangers
Timothy
Ann al
Harry Flood Byrd
Floyd
Carroll
Dewey
Glass
Reece
Byrd Organization
Body Ecology
William L. Chaze
Atlanta, Ga
Betty Ann
Yesteryears
Donald E. Crum
Ulysses
Potter County
Baltimore
Hanover Streets
Walter C. Myers
Litlestown Lions Club
Hanover Market
Michael Nesbit
York Street
Hanover General Hospital
Charles Mathias
Ot Littestown
South Queen Street
Littlestown
Ella Thomas
G. H. Eveler
St. John’s Evangelistic Church
Litthestown
Nixon
Berry’s
Bo Ates
Styx
Walia
U.S
Carlisi St