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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1973
Page
4
The article traces a shift from viewing vocational training as secondary to embracing career education in high schools and colleges. It cites tripled enrollment since 1960, rising share in community colleges, and government data on youth entering the workforce. Critics warn against anti intellectual trends and funding limits.
The article describes a White House clash on Nixon press conference policy. Colson pushes for a full session with reporters while an internal group urges a hardline Watergate stance and to avoid further disclosures. Colson backs holding a public defense after Dean's forthcoming testimony amid mixed public sentiment.
The Phase II accord offers North Vietnam new concessions without reciprocal gains from the United States. Mines are resumed being cleared and talks on reconstruction aid are pursued while US surveillance flights end. Both sides reiterate promises, with Tho claiming a communist victory, yet fighting continues and optimism fades.
In Washington DC, questions arise about why crime does not fade with prosperity. A common explanation cites a prevailing attitude of “Get all you can get away with,” seen beyond labeled criminals. A crime-free DC could improve national efforts against crime.
Payola probes unfold with two federal investigations and a grand jury inquiry. The sector generates over two billion dollars in annual sales with many stars earning millions, while promotion and DJ incentives drive competition for top lists. A president and another senior official from a major label have resigned amid wrongdoing charges.
The piece argues Brezhnev must fix Soviet agriculture and transport to avoid economic collapse while the U S and Red China shift balance. It notes U S must protect sea lanes, invest abroad, and ease arms spending, with limited concessions in Salt II and wheat deals. It also warns on Soviet labor camps and calls for more humane treatment of minorities in exchange for favorable trade.
Brezhnev and Nixon shared a ceremonial week at San Clemente with photographs and diplomacy Amid talks on transportation oceanography agriculture and culture the visit paused Watergate hearings Senate adjournment and political protests Meanwhile Senator Scoop Jackson pressed Soviet emigration concerns and Brezhnev defended Jewish freedom to emigrate before 25 senators and a national audience
Senator Carl Curtis recalls Democratic obstruction on the Bobby Baker case and Walter Jenkins testimony. He cites the Billie Sol Estes probe, alleging federal officials aided cover-ups, with Democrats blocking witnesses and withholding facts to protect the White House.
The piece lists publishers from 1929 to 1972 and key staff including Jack Campbell general manager Edmund Brown and editors. It details offices on North 4th Street Monroe Louisiana and notes Associated Press affiliation and independence. It also names officers and directors of News-Star-World Publishing Corporation and Branham Moloney national representatives.
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