Goodfellows Success Echoed by News-Star and Community
The News-Star thanks Monroe and area citizens for generous Goodfellows donations during the Christmas drive. Volunteers and supporters from West Monroe High School football, AMVETS, Bobby Barer, Pete Dowd, and Mrs. Avie Tray helped collect, purchase, and distribute aid. The program began in 1936 under Wilson Ewing and B B Martin and remains a yearly charity drive.
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Monroe
West Monroe
Amvets
Bobby Bareer
Pete Dowd
Mrs
Avietray
Goodfellows
Wilson Ewing
News-Star World
B. BB. Martin
Christ
Martin Stil
Lindsay Off And Running In National Campaign
The piece reviews John Lindsay’s presidential bid, criticizing his leftward stance and called administration policies. It notes reactions from New York politicians, protesters, and Republicans, with concerns about Vietnam, economy, and civil order. It contrasts Lindsay’s image with Nixon and discusses revenue sharing and urban aid.
Kennedy era foreign policy debate on self determination and Lag
The piece discusses U S leaders including Kennedy and Bowles on Vietnam and South Asia policy, Bangla Desh, and Ireland. It critiques Galbraith and liberal stances, arguing for consistency in supporting self determination while questioning bureaucratic waste and public sector spending.
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Cones
Northern Ireland
Taiwan
Todds Kennedy
South Vietnam
Jncal
Ken Gelbraith
All For Freedom
Bangla Desh
Those Dirty Dishes and Ms Magazine Spark Backlash
A criticism piece argues Women's Lib is a man hating movement centered on dishes and home life. It cites Gloria Steinem Jane Fonda and Bella Abzug while accusing modern feminism of spoiled youth and unfair marriage expectations.
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Women's Liberation Movement
Gloria Steinem
Jane Fonda
Bella Abzug
New Publica
New National Commission on Individual Rights Defined
Washington reports detailed powers for a six year commission authorized by Title XII of the Organized Crime Control Act to study federal laws on special grand juries wiretapping and preventive detention. Members include lawmakers Cel ler Mikva Gurney McClellan Roth Ervin and others with President to appoint four final roles and staff.
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NFL
Nisonos
Anes National
Nixon
Pornographs Commission
Scranton Commission On Campus
Niven White House
Individual Rights Commission
Commission of Authorization
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Senate
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Executive Branch
House Judiciary Committee
Emanuel Celler
Chicago
Abner Mikva
Sam Fervin
Edward Gurney
Fla
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William Roth
Ervin
John Mitchell
White House
India Likely Soviet Base in Pakistan Crisis
Washington reports claim the Indian government aimed to dismember West Pakistan by wiping out its army on the Kashmir front. Indira Gandhi and Soviet pressures are said to steer India toward regional domination, with U.S. actions and Western reactions shaping the crisis.
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Dallas
Chester Bowles
Kenneth Tratpraith
Adinaustra- Foon
Osadit
Beneal
Bowles
Peils
Thinkine Naeck
John F. Kennedy
Caie
Hana
Kennedy
Washington
U.S
Pakistan
Kashmir
West Pakistan
Indira Gandhi
Nixon
Pashtunistan
Baluchistan
Tibet
Indian Ocean
Wete
Moscow
India
U. S
Sheik Mujibur Rahman
Awami League
East Pakistan
Gandhi
Shah Mugibur Rahman
Indira
Strom
Tesa
Sinner
Andalf
Pari Fe
Welfare Battle Looms In Senate Fight Over Aid Plan
President Nixon faces a tough Senate battle as Finance Committee members weigh his Family Assistance Plan. Senator Long argues the plan would raise annual welfare costs to about 15 billion and keep most families on aid. Critics warn of cost, work incentives, and broader political implications ahead of 1972 debate.
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Washington
Helpio
Agai Nixon
Congress
Nixon
Senate
Long
Nison
Tam
Finance Committee
House
Wallace Bennett
Utah
Carl Curtis
Nebraska
Harri F. Byrd Jr
Virginia
Ff. A. P
Byrds
Monroe News-Star masthead and staff listing 1909 to 1930s
The Monroe News-Star prints its name and address at North 4th and Olive in Monroe Louisiana. It lists publishers Wilson and John Ewing and executive staff including Robert Ewing and Jack Campbell with Associated Press affiliation and national advertising reps. The paper declares independence and nonpartisan stance.
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Monroe
News-Star—World Publishing Corporation
North 4Th and
Olive Streets
The
Monroe News- Star
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