France faces student revolt and unrest as De Gaulle weighs action
The May 22, 1968 discussion describes France's nationwide student protests, labor strikes, and radical groups threatening bourgeois society. It notes De Gaulle's plan to follow Pompidou, consider amnesty for arrested students, and the risk of Soviet influence if France descends further into unrest.
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de Gaulle
France
Algeria
Moscow
Crime as a Major Issue in the 1968 Campaign
The piece argues crime and law enforcement will dominate the presidential race. It notes Nixon and others push for tougher crime policies, a four point program, and greater judge discretion. It reflects Gallup findings on rising public concern and warns of a permissive climate endangering order and safety nationwide.
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Ronald California
Robert
Uncertain Cuban future as Castro clings to power
The piece notes Castro's security remains tight and no anti-Castro leader has yet emerged. It suggests a potential shakeup may come from within or external pressure, with rumors of Castro aides stashing Swiss funds as observers warn Russia's costly venture may provoke a response.
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Kennedy Likely Victor In California
In Los Angeles area interviews for pollster Oliver Quayle Kennedy shows strong support among Democratic voters ahead of the June 4 California primary. Of 46 voters, Kennedy leads with about 43 percent, McCarthy 26, Lynch 22, and 9 undecided, with turnout influenced by anti Kennedy sentiment and hawkish views on Vietnam.
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California
Robert F. Kennedy
Beryl Winn
Southern California
Oliver Quayle
Quayle
Kennedy
Beverly Hills
Ventura County
Eugene McCarthy
Thomas Lynch
Johnson
Chicago
Hubert Humphrey
McCarthy
Humphrey II
Vietnam
Humphrey
Lynch
Bobby Kennedy
Reign Of Terror Grips Washington In 1968
The piece laments a rising fear in Washington as drivers fear night work after a killing, crime and looting surge, and police remain short. It urges mobilization of troops or stronger police presence to deter violence and protect civilians amid nationwide unrest driven by politics and race.
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Washington
United States
Martin Luther King Jr
Publishers-Hall- Syndi
Ashbrook victory reshapes Ohio GOP stance at Miami Beach
U S Representative John Ashbrook won a 17th district primary over Governor Rhodes, signaling strong conservative support in Ohio and threatening Rhodes's favored son status. The result boosts Ashbrook's delegates and could sway Ohio toward Nixon or Reagan, impacting the Miami Beach convention dynamics.
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John Ashbrook
17Th Congressional District
Jim Rhodes
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Ashbrook
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Ronald Reagan
Zanesville
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Mt. Vernon
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Branigin
Indiana
Bobby Kennedy
Gene McCarthy
New Hampshire
King
Johnson
TV Tube
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Rockefeller
New York
Hubert Humphrey
Kieran O'Doherty
Pertinancous
National Affairs Committee
Stanton Evans
Indianapolis
Washington Weekly
Human Events
Rocky
House of Representatives
Kieran O’doherty
Emigration Service Idea Sparks Talk in Washington
In Washington Freddy Farout proposes an Emigration Service to manage Americans leaving the country amid high taxes and unrest. He argues for quotas and waiting lists to depart rather than enter, while foreign nations might limit American arrivals. The column adds satirical notes on Liberty, a radio station, and political figures.
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Sweden
Switzerland
Lichtenstein
Hubert Humphrey
Voters Hold Party Responsible For Unfavorable Conditions
The nation’s electorate repeatedly assigns blame to the governing party during national elections when conditions are viewed unfavorably, shaping political fortunes and policy directions.
Bible Digest H. B. Dean Urges Tithes for Church Support
H B Dean cites Malachi 3 10 urging believers to bring tithes to the storehouse and prove Gods blessing through generous giving. He emphasizes giving to the church rather than tipping and frames tithing as support for the cause for which Christ died.
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Christ
Monroe News Star statement of policy and staff listing
The Monroe News Star in Monroe Louisiana declares it is a second class matter publication with a long list of staff names including Roberts Ewing Jr publisher and Edmund G Brown editor. It notes Associated Press membership and national advertising representatives and affirms independent journalism and nonpartisan stance.
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News-Star—World Publishing Corporation
North 4Th and
Olive Street
Robert Ewing, Jr
John D. Ewing
Wisen Ewing
William HH. Bronson
Jack S. Campbell
Edmund G. Brown
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