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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1973
Page
3
The piece contrasts heroic officers with corrupt ones and cites the Knapp Commission findings on New York City police graft. It notes rampant grass eaters, a code of silence, and the difficulty of eradicating municipal corruption across agencies.
Urban residents face nuisance from various noises with some studies linking pollution to partial deafness. New York restricts many sounds including ice cream truck bells and police sirens under a broad anti noise statute. The federal Noise Control Act empowers the EPA with strong penalties to curb loud hazards. A campaign to reduce noise intensifies.
The brief romance between Liza Minnelli and Peter Sellers collapsed after 11 days. The piece reflects on celebrity relationships, family stability, and societal shifts toward impermanence and divorce culture.
President Nixon chose a broad price freeze over a national stump tour despite advice from political activists to argue inflation as a moral issue. Aimed at credibility after Watergate, the plan faces backlash from business, labor, economists, and key advisers leading to questions about Phase IV policy.
A critical essay argues bugging in Washington spans past administrations and echoes Watergate era debates. It warns against selective outrage, highlights legal privacy standards, and stresses due process in electronic eavesdropping, urging accountability for both phone companies and intruders.
A Dartmouth scene contrasts 1960s upheaval with present calm. Shirley MacLaine’s honorary degree visit stirs nostalgia while students appear relaxed, travel inclined, and wary of trendiness. The piece notes era shifts in ambition, with many seniors delaying graduate plans for varied experiences.
Washington columnist weighs Sam Ervin as a long time lawyer figure behind Watergate hearings and argues for an executive investigative mechanism. The piece traces Congress power history from 1792 to McGrain and Watkins and proposes balanced public hearings for the Executive Branch.
A historical note lists John D. Ewing and successors as publishers from 1929 to 1972. It names officers including Mildred Ewing and Edmund Brown Jr, plus a roster of directors and staff such as Jack S. Campbell and William Hardin. The item details circulation statements and Associated Press affiliation in Monroe Louisiana.
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