Minsom Independent Newspaper Opinion Push
The Minsom independent newspaper voices support for what it believes is right and opposition to what it deems wrong, without regard to party politics. The piece reflects editorial stance rather than a specific campaign or candidate.
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Minsom
Mystique and Tragedy Surround Elvis Legacy
A reflection on Elvis Presley using memories from fans and acquaintances. The piece notes his charm and isolation, his Tupelo roots and Louisiana days, and hints at later questions about drug use and recovery. It parallels Presley with Monroe Valentino and James Dean, framing a mystique shadowed by tragedy.
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Presley
Rudolph Valentino
Valentino
Shreveport
Louisiana
U. S
Tupelo
Miss
Monroe
Elvis
Marilyn Monroe
James Dean
Louisiana Pay Raises Dividing Business and Teachers
Legislature approved teacher pay raises drawing mixed reactions from business leaders who fear higher taxes may be passed to consumers. Proponents praise accountability acts and funding plans to stabilize salaries without recurring legislative fights, while critics call for realistic, ongoing revenue solutions. Governor Edwards supports modernization and finance ideas to sustain periodic raises. Ed Steimel and Charles Smith suggest creating a broader revenue stream to fund teacher pay.
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Edwin Edwards
Louisiana
Baton Rouge
Ed Steimel
Louisiana Association of Business and Industry
Charles Smith
Chinese Pilot Forecasts Taiwan War After U.S. Ties
Fan Yuan yen, a defected Chinese air force commander, says Peking will seek U.S. diplomatic recognition first, then pressure Taiwan until invasion becomes feasible. He cites small MiG forces near Taipei, rising PRC military drills, and a larger submarine fleet, warning U.S. intervention would fail and Mao’s regime aims long-term subversion.
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Taipei
Fan Yuanyen
Taiwan
Peking
United States
Fan
Red China
U.S
U. S
Soviet Union
Tsinkiang
Taiwan Straits
People's Republic of China
A Glance At Yesterday August 22 1927 Shreveport
The Red River Valley Improvement association reads a Snag boat arrival on the Red River as government support to revive navigation. The note suggests river navigation could resume soon after about twelve years.
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Shreveport
United States
Ried River
Red River Valley Improvement Association
Aerial Battle Won by Small Society Chinese Fleet
Thirty years ago the war saw a major air engagement where the small society Chinese fleet fought and won the largest aerial battle of the conflict. Trade tensions and dollar demands from Canada and Argentina added strain to Anglo American attempts to stabilize England’s grave economic crisis.
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Elvis Presley
Presley
Monroe
Perry Como
Washington
Britain
Canada
Argentina
England
Lake Champlain Monster Sparks Global Debate
The article reviews sightings of lake beasts from Loch Ness to Ogopogo and discusses a recent 32 foot plesiosaur like carcass found off New Zealand. It notes eyewitness reports in Lake Champlain and nearby regions and questions why the U S government has not funded decisive research.
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Rutland
Vermont
KFL
Green Mountains
Vermont Life
Lake Champlain
Lake
Quebec
Siberia
New Zealand
Yoshinori Imaizumi
National Science
Pittsburgh
Topeka
Lake Pohenegamook
British Columbia
Lake Okanogan
Kelowna
U.S
Champlain
Secret Service Faces Terrorism Threat and Modern Upgrades
Washington interview with H. Stuart Knight outlines Secret Service worries from counterfeiters to protecting dignitaries and White House security. He cites terrorism as the major concern and notes plans for new eavesdropping radios funded by a $3.5 million request, plus ongoing balance of security and civil freedoms.
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Washington, D.C
U. S
Secret Service
H. Stuart Knight
Knight
Washington
White House
New York City
Sam
England
Jack the Ripper
West Germany
Patty
Federal Republic
House Appropriations Committee
Proposals Opposed In Congress Slow Welfare Plan Passage
Conservatives and liberals in Congress oppose the President's welfare package arguing it is too expansive and rushed. Critics warn of inflation and unproven programs while liberal Sen. William Proxmire labels the plan seriously inflationary and questions its fiscal impact.
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Congress
Sen
William Proxmire
Senate Appropriations Committee
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By Holmes Alexander
Stuart Knight
Lynette
Squeaky) Fromme
Sarah Jane Moore
Ford
Director Knight
Pacific
Michigan State
Industrial College of the Armed Services
Federal Executive Institute
Charlottesville
Princeton University
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