Editorial on Earl Warren Retirement and Court Legacy
The editorial argues Warren’s resignation after 15 years as chief justice will spark debate with divided opinions yet acknowledges his impact. It notes landmark Warren Court rulings on school desegregation, reapportionment, and criminal procedure while defending his pursuit of justice amid controversy.
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Governors Show True Dispositions in Crime Control Debate
Southern Governors Conference endorses crime control while signaling resentment toward Supreme Court decisions and civil disobedience. The piece notes the Kennedy era mood, critiques separate but equal, and discusses Warren Court legacy, police procedures, and Justice Warren’s retirement context under President Johnson. It highlights political tension between executive appointments and Senate opposition.
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Readers Forum Debunks Free Lunch Rumor and Tax Grievances
A reader condemns claims of universal free lunches, urges work and accountability, and vows to expose a rumor culprit. The letter also blasts state tax officials over alleged loss of assessor authority and lambasts Kanehowa and Charleston taxes, urging readers to examine West Virginia Constitution and district levies. Garland F Wilkinson 1624 McClung St City.
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McCarthy Upset Deepens Democratic Divide in New York
The New York primary reveals Eugene McCarthy's unexpected strength and raises questions about Hubert Humphrey’s appeal and readiness. Analysts note McCarthy’s antiwar stance challenges Johnson era policies, while professionals warn Humphrey must redefine his stance or risk party fracture as delegates remain uncommitted ahead of national conventions.
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Russell Baker on the 1964 campaign and the New York Times
A panel of experts answers questions about Humphrey Nixon and McCarthy, framing the 1964 race as a public mood test. They compare politics to car markets, label Humphrey an Edsel and Nixon a No. 2, and discuss Chicago 1968 style outcomes and third party options.
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George Wallace
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House of Representatives
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Thompson Reelected Kanawha County Democratic Chair
The Kanawha County Democratic Executive Committee re elected Charles ton lawyer A Garnett Thompson as county chairman last Friday night amid factional tensions. Dempsey Gibson from St Albans challenged Thompson but lost 50 44, and Thompson is praised for neutrality and unity aiding the party for the general election. Gibson, younger and vigorous, would have strained the campaign with factionalism, while Thompson's re election is seen as stabilizing the ticket and enabling supporters to unite for the House of Delegates race.
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MacCorkle
Jack L. Pauley
Luther Carson
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Jefferson
Intercepted Message Raises United Fund Total
A June 25 1968 note from George J. S. Phillips to Jim reports the United Fund exceeded one million dollars with a final tally of 1 093 862 in City. The story continues on page 13.
Potomac Fever and Campaign Clashes Across Capitals
Politicians fret over LBJ influence as McCarthy tussles over Hubert Humphrey riding Lyndon Johnson’s coat tails to a teaching post. Wallace criticizes street wisdom versus government leadership while a Coppertone ad targets safety. A government study flags enlarged hearts linked to high beer intake.
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