This is an issue of The Chronicle, published December 9, 1971. Articles in this issue cover topics including reports on Commissioner Carol Lait's re-election and a run-off election for another city commission seat in Fort Pierce. A significant focus is on the State Attorney's ruling of "justifiable homicide" in the police shooting of William Robert Wilson, which is met with community concern and an editorial call for further action. The newspaper also highlights Mrs. Eliza Swoope being honored as "school crossing guard of the year" and the Lawnwood PTA's turkey dinner fundraiser. Additionally, it covers high school football playoffs, Florida A&M University football news, and general lifestyle tips.

This is an issue of The Chronicle, published November 4, 1971. Articles in this issue cover topics including the upcoming Junior Orange Bowl Queen Contest and a meeting of the Fort Pierce Community Relations Committee addressing local racial tensions, including concerns about police conduct and job opportunities. The United Fund drive is reported to be behind its target, while the Gifford Neighborhood Organization successfully raised $2,000. Editorials advocate for a "Black History Month" and discuss the importance of racial harmony. The paper also includes lifestyle tips, recipes, and college football news.

This is an issue of The Chronicle, published October 21, 1971. Articles in this issue cover topics including the Quarterback Club's recognition at Bethel AME Church and a reporter's visit to a hospitalized local businessman. A "Letter to the Editor" details allegations of police brutality, urging community awareness. Editorials discuss the nuances and importance of Black capitalism and emphasize the critical role of the Black vote in securing rights. The paper also reports on the National Guard's new crowd control training, offers lifestyle tips, recipes, and features local and national sports news, including high school football previews and updates on Reggie Jackson and Bill Russell.