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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1968
Page
4
The Presidents Commission on Violence released a comprehensive four day account of the Chicago convention clashes. It presents eyewitness views from protesters and police, notes no formal recommendations, and cites Mayor Daley’s cautious approval of the report while suspending officers for indiscipline.
The American Medical Association warns that affluence breeds inactivity and excess, urging individuals to adopt personal health discipline. It calls for reduced hospital stays and prudent patient care costs, with President Dr. Dwight Wilbur promoting effective self discipline in fees.
The piece argues Spain seeks a one billion dollar five year renewal for American bases on its soil. It notes Spain is closer to Soviet forces and more exposed to attack, contrasting with the United States. It questions the fairness of paying such sums for protection.
Washington reports the long awaited tax reform plan faces possible delay as Johnson weighs making it an administration proposal. Congress shows renewed interest, with Mills and Byrnes among leaders eyeing a minimum tax approach, while Kennedy's draft is under consideration.
Congressional debate grows over a constitutional amendment to award electoral votes by congressional district with two at large votes. Proponents cite city-machine influence and district based voting as fairer while allowing third party runs. Critics warn of complex shifts in national outcomes and party accountability.
Morris Ernst argues that American media suppress positive stories from slums and demonstrations and favors bad-news coverage. He cites the Harlem cooperative store and City Hall Park cleanup as examples while noting New York papers overlook such feats. The writer suggests a nationwide survey of news coverage.
Washington writes that Bryce Harlow, Richard Nixon's principal congressional aide, earns broad respect for his plain speech, restraint with lawmakers, and ability to listen. Harlow, five feet four, bridges Eisenhower era steadiness with Nixon's conservative, gradualist approach. He is praised as a rare reporter who can admit uncertainty and keep Congress engaged without provoking partisan ire.
A religious reflection cites Matthew 13 about the mustard seed. It notes growth from small beginnings and a call to faithful sowing regardless of earthly outcomes. The message emphasizes what God can do with little offerings.
The Monroe News-Star is described as a longtime newspaper based in Monroe Louisiana with offices on North 4th and Olive Street It lists key staff including publishers editors and executives and notes Associated Press affiliation and advertising representation The piece emphasizes impartial reporting and editorial stance despite political position.
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