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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1972
Page
1
Moscow dispatch reports a two week campaign against alcoholism ends with new regulations to cut vodka production and ban sales near factories construction sites schools hospitals ports and theaters. Officials order workers to stop drinking on the job and vodka to be replaced by more beer and wine as Pravda fronts the policy.
Washington AP reports a far reaching plan to reshape the Democratic Party aims to create a national party with enrolled members paying dues and a policy conference to map programs The plan would add a full time paid chair and expand the national committee to broaden grassroots leadership It faces the Rules Committee and potential opposition as it seeks to set a permanent financial base in time for the 1972 Miami Beach convention Also included is a national membership and finance council to sign up members and assign state quotas for funding Meanwhile in Dallas Florida to California Native American groups gather for a Week Long National Conference at Mountain View College with a powwow arts exhibits films speeches and a large gospel music finale
A garbled two night TV lineup lists numerous programs across channels with times and many OCR errors, including shows like Marcus Welby All in the Family Cannon and Tonight Show, along with scattered station numbers and stray words. The legible items hint at a standard local telecast guide for Tuesday and Wednesday nights.
Evangelist Billy Graham was set to address the national Jaycees convention in Atlanta. Vice President Spiro Agnew spoke under tight security about expanding modern weapons, while about 150 antiwar demonstrators outside chanted Stop the bombing end the war and waved the Cong flag. Secret Service kept entrances closed and over 50 helmeted police watched the crowd, as Agnew received about ten applause lines in his 20 minute speech. He cited ABM as a bargaining tool linked to the SALT era.
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