This is an issue of The Chronicle, published December 23, 1971. Articles in this issue cover topics including reports on six Black policemen suing the City of Fort Pierce for $1 million over alleged racial discrimination. It also highlights the historic appointment of Commissioner Jackie Caynon, a Black man, as Mayor Pro Tem, and the swearing-in of Commissioners Carol Lait and Jim Forbes. Editorials discuss President Nixon's upcoming visit to China and reflect on the past year's challenges, while also emphasizing Black power and Black history. The paper concludes with Christmas greetings, community news, and lifestyle content including holiday recipes.

This is an issue of The Chronicle, published December 2, 1971. Articles in this issue cover topics including the upcoming establishment of a Fort Pierce NAACP chapter by Christmas, with Willie Stockton as its President. The paper also highlights a "Santa Claus Alive Here" program providing utilities to the poor, and reports on the Lincoln Park Quarterback Club's annual banquet. Local political news includes George Price's candidacy for City Commissioner and a poll to select the "Fort Pierce Black Man of the Year." Editorials emphasize post-election political engagement and the importance of education. The issue also features holiday recipes, gift ideas, and sports news.