Detroit Scope Magazine, May 25, 1968, Volume 1, Number 7. This weekly magazine, launched by journalist and television commentator Lou Gordon during a 1967-68 Detroit newspaper strike, focused on local news and culture. The May 25, 1968 issue includes a two-page story entitled “The Poor People’s March: Why It May Explode,” that details a recent Detroit march and questions the organization and leadership of the Poor People’s Campaign. Other articles explore racism and educational standards in Detroit schools, new information on Detroit riots in summer 1967, recent local visits by Democratic presidential candidates Robert Kennedy and Vice President Hubert Humphrey, Jimmy Hoffa and the Teamsters Union and Michigan divorce laws, as well as regular columns on sports, women, science, crime, labor and entertainment. The magazine is forty-seven pages long and has a cover price of thirty-five cents.