State officials deny vice crackdown in West Virginia
West Virginia face a wave of raids across the northern panhandle and counties including Marion Raleigh Mercer Hancock and Brooke with seven raid groups in 30 days. State Police say no crackdown just better enforcement though more raids may come as flying squads operate state wide under papered warrants.
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Most Guns in Good Hands Says Foe Of Restrictions
In a letter to the editor a reader argues the gun lobby consists of 30 million hunters and sportsmen who view gun laws as ineffective. The writer urges penalties on illegal use, not on guns, noting guns are in good hands and crime should be controlled by targeting violators.
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Humphrey Opens Open Presidency Talk Amid Illness
In San Francisco Hubert Humphrey sketched a vision of an Open Presidency, urging fuller use of information and broader public discussion. He hinted Johnson’s paternalism but remained muted on Vietnam, while supporters fear he may run by default without a potent open candidacy.
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The First Big Issue of the 1968 Campaign
New York column analyzes the Nixon Humphrey race focusing on foreign policy toward the Communist world. It contrasts Nixon's confrontation and containment stance with Humphrey's shift to reconciliation and social reconstruction, highlighting how East West relations and budget priorities may shape the election and future politics.
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Cause For Alarm Over Youthful Crime On Campus
A university columnist warns about warped youthful values fueling vandalism cheating and theft. He cites incidents at universities including New York and Columbia and notes widespread cheating on campuses. With nearly 12 000 students aware of cheating and doing nothing the piece asks if there is cause for alarm.
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Monstueur Cool De Murville poised French premier
France's Maurice Couve De Murville, long noted for aplomb, is named premier. A veteran civil servant and technocrat, he blends liberal instincts with conservative methods and aims for centralized governance amid De Gaulle's reforms.
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