Cover of The New York Times Magazine from June 23, 1968, featuring a striking image of French workers attentively listening to a speech, embodying the spirit of the French protests during a time of national turmoil.
Inside page of The New York Times Magazine June 23, 1968, detailing various articles including 'Gun Controls: High Noon on Capitol Hill' and 'Says Mrs. Payson of the Mets, ‘You Can’t Lose Them All’', complete with a mention of the striking cover on French protests.
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Cover of The New York Times Magazine from June 23, 1968, featuring a striking image of French workers attentively listening to a speech, embodying the spirit of the French protests during a time of national turmoil.Inside page of The New York Times Magazine June 23, 1968, detailing various articles including 'Gun Controls: High Noon on Capitol Hill' and 'Says Mrs. Payson of the Mets, ‘You Can’t Lose Them All’', complete with a mention of the striking cover on French protests.Advertisement for Löwenbräu beer featuring a glass of beer and a champagne glass. The title reads 'The New York Times Magazine June 23, 1968 French Protests Cover VG'.

The New York Times Magazine June 23, 1968 French Protests Cover VG

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Gun Controls: High Noon on Capitol Hill — 7
By Robert Sherrill

Wilbur Cohen Talks About . . . Poverty and How to Fight It — 10
By Henry Brandon

From the Barricades to the Polls — 12
By Sanche de Gramont

Says Mrs. Payson of the Mets, ‘You Can’t Lose Them All’ — 28
By David Dempsey

Fashions: Way-Out West — 48
By Patricia Peterson

Home: Cooling It — 50
By Barbara Plumb

Food: Mexican Import — 54
By Craig Claiborne

Letters — 4

Bridge — 60

Picture Credits — 58

Puzzles — 71

THE COVER—Striking French workers listening to a speech. Many are wearing scarves intended to be worn by schoolchildren at a Communist-sponsored youth festival, called off because of France’s domestic upheavals. Nationwide strikes and student demonstrations prompted the general election set for today by President de Gaulle to choose a new National Assembly. Page 12.

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