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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1973
Page
3
The piece argues that Greece and the Philippines used referendums to bolster incumbents, denying real opposition. It notes forced voting and low civil liberties, contrasting with the United States where vibrant press and diverse society help counter abuses. It warns that decree rule erodes rights and democratic traditions.
An environmentalist argues motorists share responsibility for highway litter, claiming locals toss 78 percent of trash. The piece notes fines have limited impact and that education is needed to change public habits, as litter remains a persistent problem with a long road ahead.
Sen. James Buckley urges Justice Department probe into payola and dragola schemes in music. He cites evidence of a major firm deducting royalties and reshipping records to cheat artists and alleges underworld protection payments taking up to 25 percent of income. John Phillips supports claims of a $60 million rip-off and drug-assisted promotion within rock.
Washington column analyzes last year's grain deal with the USSR as a lens on Nixon era policy. It critiques Nixon's domestic missteps, praises foreign relations style, and questions One Worldism and the focus on international aid versus American needs.
Washington pundits debate Nixon's August crisis as Watergate tapes loom. Aiming to rally support, he may unveil contents in an August speech to blunt criticism, fend off Ervin hearings, and regain momentum amid GOP reluctance and media backlash.
Washington reports that Afghanistan's 40-year monarchy is ending with Daud Khan's republic, signaling closer ties to the Soviet Union and India. Iran's Shah visits Washington amid Middle East shifts and plans for further arms purchases, reshaping power in the Persian Gulf and regional alliances.
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee rejects G McMurtrie Godley for East Asian Affairs citing his loyalty to Laos policy from 1969 to 1972. Critics contrast with earlier China hands Davies Service and others, arguing McCarthyism versus policy discord and noting the Amerasia case influenced public opinion long before McCarthy’s rise.
The Monroe News-Star outlines its publishing history from 1929 to 1972 with editors and publishers listed. It details ownership, officers, directors, and office locations, noting affiliates of News-Star-World Publishing and association with the Associated Press.
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