Good Riddance After Louisiana Festival Collapse
Thousands of festival campers headed home from the Celebration of Life in Point Coupee Parish with many jailed awaiting fallout from the disaster. Promoters blamed a cash shortage and legal fights over ticket fraud for its demise while reports described drugs nudity drownings and a fatal shooting during the event.
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Louisiana
Atchafalaya
McCrea
Woodstock
Premature conjecture on Agnew leaving office persists
The piece argues Agnew will not quit, notes Nixon has not declared plans, and suggests Agnew could be kept if useful. It discusses potential ticket changes for 1972, Texas relevance, and contrasts Agnew with Democratic rivals, highlighting Agnew as a skilled spokesman.
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Nixon
Kevin Phillips
Texas
John Connally
Treasury
Lone Star State
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Five Falsehoods The American Legion Magazine Posts
The article lists five false beliefs supposedly worsening U S problems. It argues No 1 that ordinary people can influence events, and counters complacency. It says wealth alone cannot solve issues tied to poverty pollution and education, warns against overreliance on technology, and rejects scrapping the social system.
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George
Vietnam
Monroe
Rayville
Nixon Acts Alone In Court Action
Washington report states President Nixon decided to seek injunctions to stop publication of the Pentagon papers without advisers. He believed the move protected government secrets and aimed to limit political damage while banking on later press freedom rulings to bolster his stance.
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Nixon
Hubert Humphrey
Washington
White House
Pentagon
John Mitchell
Johnson
Mitchell
New York Times
Pers
Supreme Court
Sen
Robert Dole
Kansas
Vietnam
Muskie
California
Edmund Muskie
Beverly Hills
Paul Ziffren
Ziffren
Third College Unpopular Sparks Accusations at San Diego UC
In a provocative column critics charge UC San Diego Third College serves minority students with revolutionary texts, predicting an 84 percent shortfall in entering class numbers. They cite quota manipulation, faculty allocation, and a campus newspaper aligned with Third World causes as evidence of a broader political program.
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Third College
University of
Jack Douglas
Sociology
Douglas
Guevara
Ho Chi Minh
Juan Bosch
Regis Debray
Frantz Fanon
California Board of Regents
William French Smith
Regents
Herbert York
Muir
Revelle
America
Eldredge Cleaver
Huey Newton
Angela Davis
Carlos Calderon
Brown Berets
Castro
Nkrumah
Mao Tse-tung
Lumumba
California
Third World
Britain worries over secret disclosures in US papers
The British foreign office protests the publication of secret Pentagon Study papers, urging the United States to protect diplomatic confidentiality. Australia voices a similar concern as calls for declassification grow. Officials warn leaks threaten trust, and urge that diplomatic texts remain unpublished without permission.
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Great Britain
United States
Pentagon
Foreign Office
Australia
America
State Department
Publishers - Hall Syndicate
Brezhnev Detente Aims At Global Oil Strategy And Alliances
The article argues Moscow seeks a broad detente to secure Western front safety while pressing influence in Asia and the Middle East. It cites Brezhnev’s moves after Congress, calls for reducing European troops via synchronized Warsaw Pact and NATO changes, and notes oil interests in the Persian Gulf as a decisive leverage in Western Europe. It questions U S policy toward China and Vietnam amid these pressures.
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Moscow
Mike Mansfield
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Europe
Warsaw Pact
NATO Alliance
West Berlin
Willy Brandt
Washington
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Rumania
Russia
Brandt
Order-Neisse
Willy
Indian Ocean
Egypt
North Vietnam
Suez Canal
Persian Gulf
U. S. Navy
Vietnam
Western Europe
China
Nixon
Peking
Laos
Monroe News-Star masthead and policy notes
The Monroe News-Star is an independent newspaper published in Monroe Louisiana. It lists staff titles publishers editors and offices and notes AP dispatch credit policy and national advertising reps. The passage also includes post office designation date and basic branding details.
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