Is Youth Revolt Wrong Editorial Across World
Editorial questions the rising youth revolt as youth claim satisfaction globally, examining whether this generational pushback is justified or problematic across nations and cultures.
Charleston Gazette in Charleston, West Virginia
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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1968
Page
3
Law lax threatens private clubs liquor control
A Charleston raid found five slot machines and four tip boards on a fraternal organization property. The state’s private club liquor license could not be revoked because the law covers only licensed premises. Readers urged amending statutes to cover entire club addresses and crack down on unlicensed liquor sales, arguing lax enforcement harms legitimate clubs, revenue, and law respect. The piece also discusses youth revolt themes and global disquiet with current systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Alcohol Beverage Control Commissioner
West Virginia
Humphrey’s blend of wit and force shapes 1968 bid
James Reston assesses Hubert Humphrey as a serious, energetic figure who can laugh at troubles. He notes Humphrey’s independence within the Johnson administration, his appeal to unions and elites, and his nuanced stance on Vietnam. The piece weighs a Democratic run against Nixon and predicts Humphrey may carry leadership traits into a presidential role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times Service
New York
Washington
Hubert Humphrey
Vietnam
Slame
Hubert Spammphrey
Johnson
Humphrey
Kennedy
Hubertsey
Gene McCarthy
Robert Kennedy
House
Senate
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Press Club
Rockefeller
Joephrey
Readers Forum Distracted by Proposals and Graduation Talk
The Gazette letters express concern over interstate road cuts harming hillsides and bottom land. Other readers discuss local subjects including Fayetteville High School graduation practices and pride in school bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gazette
Te Westean Institute of Architects
Colston Taylor Jr
Wasps form group Sting to fight ethnic slurs in media
Washington reports that a new group called Sting, led by John Doe with vice presidents John Smith and Bill Jones, vows to sue or boycott anyone who ridicules Wasps. The organization aims to purge TV and culture of Wasps disparagement while promoting their contributions to American life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Horners
John Doe
Doe
Sting
Dee
John Smith
Bill Jones
Smith
Jones
Smith and Jones
Giovanni Verdi
Running Cloud
Sean O'Hoolihan
Mickey Mantle
America
George Custer
Aaa
Sting Ischia
Villians
Topoly
Lawrence Welk
Pesky Rocket Nuisance Frays Troops in Vietnam
In Da Nang and Saigon area the 122 mm artillery rocket becomes a major nerves issue for troops. The weapon’s distinctive bang and small blast invest it with terror value, while its accuracy relies on old French survey markers. Viet Cong use simple tubes and bamboo wiring to launch from defilade near bases, seeking to pressure world opinion and morale amid Paris talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times/Post
DA Nang
South Vietnam
Tom Carlyle
Saigon
Piedmont
Tall Peak Country
Camp Evans
MACV
North Vietnam
Paris
Hanoi
Harriman
Othe
Parallel 19
Intercepted Message from June 22 1968
A fragment titled Intercepted Message dated June 22 1968 shows a derisive note to John about hair and conformity with cryptic taunt and misspelled lines. The text reads Dear John and references baldheaded Tocats, offering a glimpse of taunting communication from that era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Knight of the Garter honors and political quips cross paths
The piece strings together remarks on Alf Landon’s hypothetical candidacy, Prince Charles becoming a Knight of the Garter, gun licenses, marriage licenses, the Poor Marchers, saxophones, a Harvard study on tar cigarettes, and North Vietnamese admission. It blends opinions on politics, royalty, public safety, and social trends with satirical observations.
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Red Guards
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Moon
Earth
Thomas Hart Benton
United States
Kenneth Keniston
Southeast Asia
James Reston
Peter Craig
Raceues
Monsolie
Hit
Fred Coyle
MacCorkle Ave
S. E
B. C. Fields
Fis
Collins Betipal
Eddie Hembrick
Fayette Ave
Fayetteville
Russell Baker
Gomer Pyle
S. L. A. Marshall
John Goetz
City
Jack Wilson
Alf Landon
Alf
Prince Charles
Harvard
South
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