Votes For Change In Israel After Likud Victory
In Israel the Likud led by Menahem Begin wins a Knesset majority signaling change. Analysts expect coalition compromises and shifts in Middle East policy while Washington aims to push realism and negotiations toward ending the state of war. Begin prepares Washington talks but may face limits from U.S. insistence on balanced peace terms.
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Labor Party
Likud
Yitzhak Rabin
Labor
New Democratic Movement For Change
Begin
Occupied Territories
Washington
United States
Middle East
Carter
Israel
Geneva
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Soviet Union
Unhappy Singlaub case signals broader military discontent
The article argues that General Singlaub’s public stance may reflect wider Navy and Army unease with civilian-led policy shifts. It warns that restricted military input in SALT talks and strategic decisions risks miscalculation and echoes Vietnam era civilian-military friction.
Westmoreland Calls for Reassessment of Vietnam Venture
Gen William Westmoreland tours colleges saying defense only strategy stalled victory yet points to a broader shift among students and adults toward sober reassessment. He cites Khmer Rouge killings and reeducation camps, Laos executions, and ongoing South Vietnamese flight as human rights collapse in Indochina. He blames Kennedy and Johnson era choices for entanglement and notes Nixon actions pressured Hanoi toward serious negotiations.
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William C. Westmoreland
Lyndon Johnson
Vietnam
U.S
Indochina
South
Cambodia
Khmer Rouge
Laos
South Vietnam
Gen. Westmoreland
Jane Fonda
Ramsey Clark
Kennedy
Diem
West Monroe council approves major paving project
At the June 7 meeting the West Monroe council voted to pave twenty one more blocks including North Fourth North Third South First and Ludwig. The expansion aims to make West Monroe one of the best paved cities of its size in the state.
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West Monroe
North Fourth
North Third
South First
Ludwig
Dobratsch Sighting Near Castle Wasserlionburg During Royal Honeymoon
A report notes the Dobratsch mountains seen prowling the grounds of Castle Wasserlionburg where the Duke and Duchess of Windsor are on their honeymoon. Twenty years ago today June 7, 1957 Gen Lauris Norstad stated NATO forces can destroy any targets needed.
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Castle Wasserlionburg
Duke
Duchess of Windsor
Washington
Lauris Norstad
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
A Genuine Case Of Repression
A letter discusses adolescent violence and labor issues in New York. The writer criticizes labor unions for blocking work papers for youths ages 13 to 15, argues for summer employment as a constructive outlet, cites a Brooklyn 15-year-old genius entering Princeton, and urges updating old child labor laws to fit modern conditions. The piece defends work experience as essential to youth development.
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New York
Bronx
Brooklyn
Zabrow
Princeton University
Brooklyn College
The
Daily News
New York City
Victim Compensation Concepts From Early English Law
The piece analyzes wergild and victim compensation ideas from 9th century England and traces modern proposals. It discusses using criminal labor or fines to cover medical costs and lost wages, with state and federal funding considerations and the tax burden implications.
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Baden
England
Detroit
Houston
Congress
House Judiciary Committee
American Bar Association
Monroe News-Star Publisher and staff listing
The Monroe News-Star published daily except Saturday and Sunday by News-Star-World Publishing Corp. in Monroe Louisiana provides officer and director names including Robert Ewing Brown and Mildred Hunt Ewing with additional directors listed. It states association with the Associated Press and Branham Company, and proclaims independence and impartial news stance.
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News-Star—World Publishing Corporation
North 4Th and
Olive Streets
Monroe
Robert Ewing Brown
Mildred Hunt Ewing
Edmund Graves Brown Jr
Robert Ewing Jr
Patricia Ewing Hendrick
Esther Ewing Jensen
Kenneth C. Barranger
Toulmin Hunter Brown
John D. Ewing Jr
Joan A
Pepper as a tangible link across civilizations and history
The piece traces pepper’s pivotal role from ancient trade and exploration to modern cuisine. It notes pepper as a driver of exploration, its historic value rivaling gold, its use in tribute by Alaric, and how refrigeration reduced its necessity while its cultural prominence endures.
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Columbus
Magellan
Alaric the Goth
Rome
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Monroe News-Star
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Jack C. Gates
Charles Bever
Oland Silk
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