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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1975

Page

3

Four-A Tuesday Signals Economic Upswing in 1975

Economists see signs of recovery as productivity rises 3.4 percent in Q1 and May unemployment falls to the lowest since 1974. Inventories drop at the fastest pace in 17 years and new orders surge by the largest amount in 21 years, suggesting improved post recession prospects.

Anti Smoking Crusaders Grow as Teens Smoke Rise

The piece notes rising teen smoking, especially among girls, while anti smoking advocates push a five day plan at St Francis Hospital. It highlights a world conference in New York and WHO stance, plus health risks like lung cancer and heart disease, urging cultural change and stronger anti smoking messages.

St. Francis Hospital New York George Godber World Health Organization

Differs With Shah On Oil Politics

Washington talks about oil as a political weapon and economic issue. William Simon clashes with the Shah of Iran over price theories and inflation claims while Ford weighs cabinet debates and U S energy policy. The dispute highlights economic versus political approaches to oil in 1974.

Washington Ford Henry Kissinger Iran Treasury William Simon Simon Oil Consumers’ International Energy Agency Paris Meet the Press Kissinger Secretary of Wunderbar Metternich Western Europe Shah OPEC Venezeala U.S Persian Gulf

Postwar era beliefs shift after wars, two new books discuss it

The essay notes drastic postwar changes across societies after conflicts. Darwin Payne analyzes 1920s postwar faith in private enterprise, while Roger Freeman tracks growth of American government from 1952 to 1972. It argues distrust in business and government mirrors Vietnam era disillusion and urges renewed beliefs.

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Magna Carta 760th Anniversary Shaped Law Tradition

The 760th anniversary marks Magna Carta signed by King John in 1215. Its core idea is rule by law limiting feudal power, influencing English speaking nations and the later Bill of Rights of 1689. The anniversary echoes in both Britain and American free institution roots.

John Britain

Danger to South Korea Demands Immediate U S Commitment

The piece argues the United States must pledge immediate full armed support including nuclear power if North Korea invades South Korea to deter renewed war on the peninsula. It warns that North Korean artillery and tunnels near the DMZ plus Vietnamese propaganda heighten risk, while U S political will may waver.

United States South Korea Indochina Twe Demilitarized Zone Seoul South Park Chung Hee Far East

Kennedy Mere Threat to Teddy Kennedy 1976 Dooms Democratic Hope

The piece argues Teddy Kennedy is likely to be the White House race foe in 1976, with a flawed Democratic field and party tensions. It predicts a rough campaign focused on Chappaquiddick questions, looming lie detector scrutiny, and a national mood wary of liberal policies and welfare expansion.

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Monroe Press Network Directors and Offices Listed

A 1929 1938 1952 1970 era note outlines Monroe News Star Publishing Company details. It lists chairman and board members including Mered Hunt Ewing and Robert Ewing as officers and directors with Patricia Ewing and Esther Swing as directors and other names such as Jona Ewing Jr Pavia Wray and Jane Hen. The document notes a street address in Monroe Louisiana and includes contact details like telephone and ZIP code.

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