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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1975
Page
4
President Ford addressed the 15 nation NATO ministers in Brussels and stressed that the United States cannot abandon its commitment since the treaty is binding and the law of the land, aiming to calm member concerns.
The Monroe News-Sar outlines Ford's firm Article Five pledge backing NATO amid concerns over Portugal Portugal's radical drift and France Britain and Greece strains are noted The summit aims to reinforce alliance solidarity and reinforce U S commitment as Haig emphasizes constructive action after Asia setbacks
President Ford vetoed the strip mining bill citing energy priorities over environmental concerns. Dr. Arthur Burns advised against increasing oil imports, shaping a tough energy-first stance post Mayaguez. Key aides and agencies pitched mixed views while defender Russell Train and Frank Zarb led the veto defense.
President Ford is unlikely to declare a national emergency during the 10 day congressional recess. The piece criticizes demagogic cries for public jobs and expanded benefits, urges caution against federal overreach, and argues that long term public works do not lift earning power. It warns lawmakers to resist vacation excess and rhetoric.
Governor William Waller led a 12 man Mississippi team to Kuwait Iran Iraq and Saudi Arabia securing 200 million in orders for soybeans rice fodder timber and building products. Households and joint ventures were pursued while Kuwait Iran eyed Mississippi university and junior college links. Iran to study farming, and an Iranian visit to Mississippi livestock industry was planned.
The Wall Street Journal argues that creating a White House office of scientific adviser, urged by Congress and President Ford, could steer energy and hunger solutions through new technologies. It notes the need for top scientific guidance for the President and the value of graduates shaping a complex future society.
The article accuses public television of a pricey misstep by paying Abbie Hoffman, a fugitive, for an interview. It details WNET and TVTV's Sacramento shoot, Hoffman’s remarks and a $3 300 in payments, plus reactions from CBS Cronkite and the Ford and Rockefeller Foundations.
William Rusher argues in The Making of the New Majority Party that combining social and economic conservatism could outnumber liberals in the U.S. Yet power remains elusive. He sees material bases for a second major party across populists, ethnics, money, Catholics, conservatives, and anti communists.
The Monroe News-Star, an independent daily, lists its editors and officers including Publisher William Bronson and General Manager Edmund Brown. It notes associated staff, city of Monroe address, circulation details, and AP affiliation, with a statement of editorial independence.
DOJ described harboring a fugitive as prior knowledge plus aiding escape to help the fugitive evade law. The scenario hints at possible charges of assisting a fugitive in a press freedom context, with potential defense citing free press protections.
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