Louisiana Election Winners Congratulated by The News Star World
The News Star World congratulates winners in the Democratic second primary across Louisiana. Edwards defeated Johnston in the gubernatorial race, while 17 incumbents were defeated including Sen. Jamar Adcock for lieutenant governor. Dudley Guglielmo lost, and Sherman Bernard emerged from obscurity to win insuring, with voters favoring change and new faces in Baton Rouge.
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Shreveport
J. Bennett Johnston
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Dudley Guglielmo
Baton Rouge
Sherman Bernard
Westwego
Guglielmo
William Guste
Bayou Country
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Johnston
Edwards
David Treen
Conservatives back Nixon as Paul Revere ride looms
A group of conservative lawmakers including Thurmond Buckley Tower and Reagan continue backing Nixon amid Ashbrook's bid for next year's primaries. Ashbrook plans a Paul Revere style tour through New Hampshire and Florida, while observers doubt the cost effectiveness of challenging Nixon directly.
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Storm Thurmond
South Carolina
James Buckley
New York
John Tower
Texas
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California
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Ashbrook
Paul Revere
New Hampshire
Florida
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Hypocrisy Debate Over School Desegregation Rhetoric
A reporter challenged Sen Adlai Stevenson Jr on private school attendance while criticizing Nixon’s desegregation pace. Stevenson called Chicago public schools substandard, prompting a liberal critique that he used substandard as a coded term for integrated schools, mirroring "law and order" rhetoric.
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Devaluation Switch Brings U S Dollar Revaluation News
President Nixon moves to devalue the dollar with broad global approval. The removal of a 10 percent import surcharge aims to restore stability in disrupted commerce and could create more than 500000 American jobs amid high unemployment.
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Rogers
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Nixon backs Pakistan, draws brickbats over India stance
Washington commentary argues President Nixon favors Pakistan due to anti India sentiment, China policy, and Cold War balance. The piece links Nixon’s views to his geopolitical instincts and partisan attitudes toward Nehru Gandhi and U Thant, suggesting a deeper mindset.
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Soviets Win Significant Victory In U N
The Soviet Union secures a commanding position in Asia through its India alliance and expands naval strength in the Indian Ocean via new bases. The United Nations is viewed as ineffective, as Soviet vetoes block action over India’s invasion of East Pakistan. The US shaped aid to India and Pakistan faces criticism, while Red China watches closely as tensions rise in the region.
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China
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Africa
India - Pakistan
Scott Blasts Colleagues in Senate War Debate
Washington Democratic criticism targets presidential contenders as the Senate debates Asia policy. Hugh Scott accuses Presidential Senators of stalling and warns against renewing a ground war while noting Vietnam troop reductions and lower American deaths. He likens the situation to a Tudor era festival mocking political totems.
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Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Scott
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Vietnam
John F. Kennedy
India
Pakistan
England
Abbotts Bromley
Burton-on-Trent
Nixon Pompidou Azores talk foils dollar devaluation
In a playful yet puzzling account, President Nixon and President Pompidou discuss football devotion as the dollar is devalued by U S policy. The Azores meeting yields a surprise shift while Nixon and aides sleep through the day.
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Redskins
Pompidou
Nixon
George Allen
Salvation Through Belief in Jesus’ Resurrection
A devotional note explains Romans 10 9 on salvation by confessing Jesus as Lord and believing God raised him from the dead. It emphasizes faith in Jesus’ work for redemption and the spoken profession of belief as essential to salvation.
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Jesus
Monroe News-Star masthead and policy note
The Monroe News-Star adopts an independent stance printing news impartially and opposing wrongs without regard to party policy. The issue describes its post office handling as second class matter under federal act and lists staff roles and advertising representatives.
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