Moore Aims for Swift Justice in West Virginia Property Case
Editorial notes Rep Arch Moore Jr a congressman with a law practice and business stakes faced a property deal from 1967 in which two heirs received 15300 each and a mentally incompetent party 8313. The guardian filed a suit to set aside Moore’s deed, claiming inconsistencies between court records and the deed, while Moore praises disclosure and cooperation as he seeks resolution before the upcoming election.
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Moundsville
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Nation and NRA in a fed country rhetoric collage
A fragmented OCR passage lists figures from Washington to Kennedy alongside the National Rifle Association and various American organizations. It echoes phrases about life liberty and the pursuit of happiness and asserts arms purchase rights, amid references to unions and civil liberties groups.
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Abraham Lincoln
United States Chamber of Commerce
National Rifle
John Quincy Adams
James Abram Garfield
American Federation of Labor
Congress of Industrial Organizations
National Rifle Asen
Andrew Jackson
William McKinley
American Medical Assn
National Rifle Assn
Grover Cleveland
John Kennedy
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George Champe Clark
Huey Long
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Roger Williams
Martin Luther King
National Association of Manufacturers
Medgar Evera
Robert Francis Kennedy
American Civil Liberties Union
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Housing Authority Bothering No One
Kanawha County educators have suddenly learned what Charleston officials already knew. It is impossible to figure out what the Public Housing Authority is up to and no one should worry about school projects being disturbed by housing complexes.
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West Virginia
Charleston
Dark hour after the Kennedy-McCarthy shooting
A New York Times service summary notes reactions across the nation after the assassination attempt. Gene McCarthy and Ralph Abernathy condemn neglect and violence, while Charles Evers and Mohammad Mehdi frame the event as political or Arab-related bias. The piece surveys national guilt and fears of conspiracies against justice.
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Martin Luther King
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Los Angeles
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Awful event echoing calls for tougher law enforcement
The text discusses reactions to political violence, citing Rep. Gerald Ford on stricter law enforcement and President Johnson's plea for unity. It recalls Lincoln and Kennedy assassinations, then quotes Cavafy on duty and virtue, noting humans face tragic events yet strive for honor through steadfast action and compassion.
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John Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
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Readers Forum Voices on Society and Policy
Readers comment on education of character, deterents to crime, and racial injustice. Contributions cite Douglas Lincoln debates, gun laws, poverty, and support for the Poor People’s Campaign with remarks from multiple citizens referencing churches and journalism.
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De Gaulle Ruined All the Fun in Labor Talks
Art Buchwald argues the French crisis was mishandled by de Gaulle and Pompidou, claiming immediate wage concessions sapped bargaining drama. He outlines a satirical, escalating sequence where hard bargaining could have spurred a dramatic showdown, ending with a massive 35 percent raise and renewed worker sentiment.
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Lesson in English by W L Gordon
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Latest Fighting At Saigon Dull Yet Distinctive War News
S. L. A. Marshall recalls a dreary Saigon battle scene near the Y Bridge in Cholon with Gen. Julian Ewell and notes a shift in Hanoi’s tactics toward terror and arson. He observes Saigon’s calm civilian resilience, police control, and the unusual steadiness despite shelling.
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Cholon
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County hopes to build own jet airport
Intercepted message dated June 8 1968 shows a letter to Don from an unnamed sender discussing Nam County building its own jet airport. The fragment suggests local aviation ambition without details on plans or officials involved.
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Don
Putnam County
War dance by Indians mocks press and Nixon campaign view
Potomac Fever notes Indian demonstrators dancing to reflect media bias. A Washington state man wins a freeway title in an odd court ruling. The piece critiques media attitudes and Westernization fatigue among “backward people” in India and mentions Nehru jackets.
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Pocahontas
Nixon
Washington State
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