Monroe News-Star masthead and editorial stance
The fragment shows the Che Monroe News-Star masthead dated June 9 1909 with staff titles Jock Gates executive editor Olond Silk managing editor and_EDITOR writers. It presents a historic newspaper ownership note and impartial editorial philosophy.
Arts Need Support in Louisiana Says NEA Leader
An editorial argues Louisiana should boost arts funding after Nancy Hanks, NEA chair, urged study of the arts economic impact. She cited Louisiana grants to Shreveport Symphony and New Orleans Philharmonic, and noted tourism benefits from the arts while urging state and federal action to avoid cultural decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Nancy Hanks
National Endowment
Baton Rouge
Senate
House
Miss Hanks
Shreveport Symphony
Shreveport Junior League
New Orleans Philharmonic Symphony
Louisiana State Arts Council of Baton Rouge
America
Philanthrophy
Food fads debunked by nutritionists at California meeting
At a California Dietetic Association and Dairy Council session, Dr. Melvin H. Williams urged balanced meals from four groups milk meats vegetables and fruits as key to athletic nutrition, while Dr. Herman Johnson warned against excess protein and vitamin pills. He stressed most athletes gain from overall fitness and genetics, not protein overload.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Dietetic ‘Association
Dairy Council of California
Melvin H. Williams
Williams
Qld Dominion University
Norfolk
Herman Johnson
Division
Letterman Army Institute of Research
San Francisco
Bobby Riggs
Billie Jean King
Brezhnev Upholds Lenin Line in Soviet Rule
In New York Brezhnev asserts the Soviet system remains true to Lenin and Marxist Leninist aims. He contends the vanguard party enforces a dictatorship by violence, secrecy, and centralized control to transition from capitalism to socialism amid ongoing political shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
Leonid Brezhnev
Russian Communist Party
Lenin
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
Russia
Russian
Communist Army
Patrick Caddell as presidential pollster faces conflict issues
The article examines Patrick Caddell's role as the White House pollster amid potential conflicts of interest. It compares him to past advisers, notes his outside polling clients, and questions whether he is truly an adviser. It calls for clear conflict of interest standards in the Carter era.
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Washington
KFL
Patrick Caddell
Caddell
White House
U. S
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Carter
Seattle
Griffin Bell
Atlanta
Charles Kirbo
Kirbo
Massachusetts
The
Village Voice
Jack Anderson
Noted Pets Entertaining Summer at the White House
A column recalls yesterday events in Dakota climate with Bob Roy a collie tied to a stake after chasing a porcupine while Rebecca the raccoon stayed atop a pine. It also notes June 28 1957 space sounds study and satellite plans, plus 1967 Jerusalem annexation of the Old City.
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Dakota
White House
Bob Roy
Collie
Rebecca
Stanford University
Outer Space
Jerusalem
Old City of
Korean Scandal Dangers and US Korea Relations
The piece warns of a Korean bribery scandal threatening U S Korea ties and urges focusing on individual wrongdoers. It discusses potential legal risk for lawmakers, GOP caution after Watergate, and the broader impact on U S Japan and China, urging restraint to protect national and South Korean interests.
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Watergate
South Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
U. S
South Korea
North Korea
Korean
Korea
U. S. China
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Defense Department
New Orleans
Crescent City
Houston
Spain
Christian Science Monitor
Brezhnev
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Justice Department
Rome
Italy
Germany
Small Society
Jeffrey Hart
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Japan
U.S
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