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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1975

Page

10

Asian Troop Review Ordered by Senate Report

The Senate Armed Services Committee urged Defense Secretary Schlesinger to review U S military posture in Korea Japan Taiwan the Philippines and Thailand with a Dec 31 report and urged against withdrawing about 42 000 U S troops from South Korea. It called for basing alternatives in the Pacific and noted concerns over Japan's political constraints and Okinawa Marine deployments.

Senate Armed Services Committee Defense James R. Schlesinger U.S Korea Japan Taiwan Philippines Thailand Pacific Schlesinger South Korea Park Chung-hee North Korea United States Okinawa Cambodia South Vietnam Mayaguez

Louisiana Tech awards scholarships to two business seniors

Two Louisiana Tech University seniors in the College of Administration and Business have received scholarships. Mary Frances Faulk of Sulphur earned the $500 Louisiana Power and Light Company Scholarship for accounting with a perfect record and strong activities, while Lester Lee Loftin Jr. of Alexandria is also noted.

News-Star News Service Ruston Louisiana Tech College of Administration and Business Mary Frances Faulk Sulphur Lester Lee Loftin Jr Alexandria Faulk Louisiana Power and Light Company Student Government Association

U.S. Forces in Thailand Face Credibility and Risk Debate

Commentator argues that maintaining large U.S. combat forces in Thailand serves no major U.S. interest and is not desired by Bangkok. It warns the policy weakens deterrent credibility elsewhere and exposes service members to unnecessary risks and hardships in the region.

U.S Thailand

Loftin Receives 1975 76 Lou Ark Purchasing Award

Loftin, a business major at Tech, earns the Monroe CPA award for outstanding accounting student and will receive a $300 scholarship. Honors include Mortar Board Phi Kappa Phi and the Lou Ark association scholar designation based on academic achievement and outside activities.

Mortar Board Phi Kappa Phi Monroe Cpa Tech Loftin Lou-Ark Purchasing Management Association

Northrop admits bribe payments to Saudi generals

Northrop Corp admitted paying 450000 dollars to a sales representative who claimed the funds were to bribe two Saudi Arabian generals. The salesman stated that a 250000 dollar bribe had already been paid.

Washington (Ap Northrop Corp

U.S. Acquires Hawaii Puerto Rico and Philippines 1898 1901

The article notes American control expands as Hawaii Puerto Rico and the Philippines become territories or possessions between 1898 and 1901, marking a significant expansion of U.S. influence in the Pacific and Asia.

Hawaii Puerto Rico The Philippines

Seven Accused In Japan Bombings

In Tokyo police report Toshiaki Kataoka 26 and seven other Japanese suspects are jailed for bombing 11 industrial sites over ten months. The East Asia Anti Japanese Armed Front is linked to eight deaths hundreds injured and millions in damage. The group included three women and posed as ordinary workers. Kataoka confessed rigging the Mitsubishi Heavy Industries blast, with Nodoka Saito leader dying by poison after arrest.

Tokyo UPJ Little Pump Company Toshiaki Kataoka Japan Little Gang West Germany Baader-Meinhof Gang America Symbionese Liberation Army Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Kataoka Mitsubishi Mitsui Trading Co Mitsui Hazamagami Construction Co Nodoka Saito Saito

Williamson Eyes State Post Race

Williamson plans to bid for Louisiana state superintendent of education within two weeks. He cites a statewide poll showing 15 percent name recognition with 50 to 60 percent favorable ratings among those who know him, while opponents Oakley and Nix have low recognition factors.

News-Star Capital Bureau Baton Rouge Vivian Sen Don Williamson Williamson Louisiana Bill Oakley Kelly Nix Edwin Edwards

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