A Word From Mexico Affects U S Relations
The Monroe News Star notes Mexico’s concerns about water drainage from the Colorado River harming Mexicali Valley crops and trade barriers. President Echeverria presses Washington during a six day visit, urging bold action and closer hemispheric ties. The piece cites U S concessions to reduce salt content and cooperation to improve relations with Mexico and Latin America.
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Henry Kissinger
Mexico
United States
Manana
Kissinger
Rogers
White House
Luis Echeveria Alvarez
Congress
U.S
Echeverria
Latin America
Washington
Colorado River
Nixon
Camper Boom Sees Rise in Recreational Campers Across America
The article notes millions of Americans take to vacation retreats by road with self contained campers and trailers. It highlights amenities at modern campgrounds such as showers electricity and recreation facilities. It predicts record turnout and possible space shortages this summer as more travelers seek mobile living. Park guides from Woodall's and Rand McNally are cited as resources.
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Ite
Woodall’s
Rand McNally
McGovern Gains Liberal Favor but Faces Scrutiny
Christian Science Monitor reporter Godfrey Sperling Jr notes liberal press affection for McGovern yet warns that friendly coverage may soften scrutiny. He cites the candidate's costly income plan and the need for middle America to press harder on liberal proposals as the Democratic convention nears.
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Godfrey Sperling Jr
The
Christian Science Monitor
Washington
George McGovern
Indictments and Inflation Debates Across Parties
The piece argues that Democratic candidates attack their own party and leaders. It notes inflation peaked under Johnson and is slowly checked by Nixon, and that Democrats led the U S during four major wars. It also questions claims about congressional power and legislative accountability.
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Congress
Johnson
Nixon
McGovern Glow Fading Fast in Queens Polls
In two Queens districts, Nixon leads McGovern 52 to 23 with 5 undecided. 26 of 47 Democrats favor Nixon. Voters view Nixon as strong on foreign policy while many see McGovern as too liberal, signaling erosion of McGovern support among Democrats.
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New York
Nixon
Queens
George McGovern
Oliver Quayle
White House
McGovern
George Wallace
Mr. Nixon
Carpenter
Humphrey
Supreme Court Rules Liquor Licenses Do Not Bind Club Discrimination
The court ruled 6 to 3 that issuing a liquor license to a private club does not make the state responsible for the club’s discriminatory guest practices. The decision, though limited to guests, raises questions about potential impact on private club membership policies and equal protection considerations.
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Washington
Supreme Court
High Court
Harrisburg
House of Representatives of Pennsylvania
Nixon's Tactics Problem In The 1968 Campaign
Analysis of Nixon's reluctance to launch a hard hitting campaign and the strategy decisions around exploiting McGovern's contradictions. It notes McGovern's shifting positions on tax, amnesty, and Israel, and recalls Humphrey's Salt Lake City speech as a pivot point. The piece questions whether Nixon will press a tougher line to expose contradictions in McGovern's stance.
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George McGovern
Calvin Coolidge
McGovern
Richard Nixon
Hubert Humphrey
Nixon
Humphrey
Salt Lake City
LBJ
Vietnam
Democratic Party
Hmphrey
Key Biscayne
Monroe News-Star Publisher History and Staff Listing
The Monroe News-Star details publishers from 1929 to 1970 including Wilson Ewing and John Ewing Jr. It lists officers and directors such as William H. Bronson Mildred Hunt Ewing Edmund Graves Brown Jr Robert Peet Patricia King Hendrick Esther Ewing Wynne and others. It notes circulation as a second class mailer in Monroe Louisiana with the paper published daily except Saturday and Sunday as Sunday by News-Star-World Publishing Corporation. The paper's staff includes Campbell General Manager Edmund G. Brown Assistant General Manager Jack C. Gates Executive Editor William C. Hardin City Editor and Associated Press affiliation.
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John 2. Ewing
Wilson Ewing
Robert Ewing Jr
News-Star—World Publisiing Corporation
North 4Th and
Olive Streets
Monroe
William H. Bronson
Mildred Hunt Ewing
Edmund Graves Brown, Jr
Robert Peet
Patricia King Hendrick
Esther Ewing Wynne
Kenneth C. Barranger
Robert Ewing Brown
Toulmin Hunter Brown
John D. Ewing, Jr
Paula Wray Ewing
Helenely Hall
Harrison Kelly Wynne
Jack
Campbell
Edmund G. Brown
Jack C. Gates
Wiliam C. Hardin
Associated Press
Hungary in Transition Under Kadar Reform Drive
Hungary pursues recovery and reform under Janos Kadar after 1956. The government allows freer expression, expands private business, and invites returnees while balancing a tight economy. Foreign trade dependence, wage reforms, and decentralization aim to boost productivity and living standards despite a high pension burden and limited new construction.
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Hungary
Soviet Union
Janos Kadar
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Ageee
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