Vote For Progress Approve Referendum on Monroe Redevelopment
Monroe voters face a special referendum on phase one of the Redevelopment Program aligned with the Master Plan for the Downtown Washington area. Approval allows the Monroe Redevelopment Agency to pursue a riverfront levee and Parkway on federal funds with no city bonds, while rejection would delay projects and risk millions in federal aid.
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Monroe
City
Monroe Redevelopment Agency
W. L. Howard
Immancac
Faves
Ne increaAyewish
Monroe News-Star
Comission Council
Louisiana
Downtown
Washington
Monroe- Ouachita
Ouachita River
Grand Street
U. S. Corps of Engineers
Planning Commission
Corps of Engineers
South Grand
George Parsons
Grammont
Mulberry Street
Pine Street
Walnut
Howard
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Downtown - Washington
Jackson
Miss
Montgomery
Ala
Nixon Speech Questions University Law and Order
President Nixon's Madison speech condemns campus rioters but avoids addressing who enforces law on campuses. The article argues federal and local roles, urges urban renewal funds for Monroe and warns that delay risks losing credits and federal support amid rising campus unrest.
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Washington
Nixon
Madison
S.C
Lindsay seeks Nixon blessing for NYC mayor bid
Mayor John Lindsay traveled to Washington on May 23 to press for housing funds and hoped for White House support. Political maneuvering split the GOP, as supporters pressed Nixon to back Lindsay while Marchi allies urged neutrality to deny a nomination boost. Nixon offered no public signal, leaving Lindsay isolated in a tough primary climate.
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John Viiet Lindsay
New York City
Washington
House of Representatives Appropriations
White House
Nixon
Lindsay
Lindsay Washington
Donald Rumsfeld
Office of Economic Opportunity
Rogers Morton
Republican National Committee
New York
John Lindsay
John Marchi
Marchi
State Senate
Everett Dirksen
U. S. Senate
Jerry Ford
House of Representatives
Richmond
Bronx
GOP
Brooklyn
Queens
Manhattan
European Trip Idea as We Face Riots Abroad
A 1969 travel reflection notes European unrest as a wake up call for Americans. In France students challenge the image of Americans, while in the Netherlands riots erupt after royal celebrations and a TV documentary on slum poverty. Police clash with students. two major days of rioting cause near million dollars in damage and renewed calls for housing funds.
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Paris
Europe
France
Holland
Pan-Am
Amsterdam
Netherlands
Juliana
Amercan
Monroe News-Star Publishing Details and Policy
The Monroe News-Star is described as an independent daily newspaper published in Monroe Louisiana with offices on North 4th and Olive. Key figures include Robert Ewing Jr as Chairman and John D. Ewing as Publisher, with a history spanning 1929 to 1957 for various editors and managers. The paper is associated with The Branham Moloney Company for national advertising and is a member of the Associated Press.
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Monroe
News-Star—World Publishing Corporation
North 4Th and
Olive Street
Robert Ewing, Jr
John D. Ewing
Wilson Ewing
William H. Bronson
Jack S. Campbell
Edmund G. Brown
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Land
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By David Lawrence
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Civic Center
Department of Justice
House
Internal Security Committee
America
Ree Manniune
John Chamberlain
Richard Nixon
Dwight Eisenhower
Nelson Rockefeller
By Andrew Tully
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