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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1973
Page
2
West German Chancellor Willy Brandt arrived in Israel on a historic visit aimed at healing ties 25 years after Israel's founding. The trip is portrayed as a measured gesture toward reconciliation, with emphasis on genuine steps to overcome Nazi-era guilt and hostility between Germans and Jews.
Kansas City Police Chief Clarence M. Kelley, with 33 years in law enforcement including 21 in the FBI, is nominated to head the FBI. The piece notes his firmness and integrity, the need to restore public trust, and calls for tighter outside supervision by Congress to guide the bureau’s power within a free society.
The Explorer mission to the Moon will deploy a device in orbit that records low frequency radio signals with minimal Earth noise. Data from the instrument will reveal conditions in parts of the universe billions of years ago, aiding cosmology and deep space observation. This final lunar shot aims to provide a uniquely efficient tool for radio astronomers studying the early universe.
A 1973 Los Angeles Times column examines whether impeachment is feasible or even likely amid Watergate. It notes House and Senate sentiment leans against impeachment, cites low quorum for debate, and warns that if impeachment wanes the nation must confront inflation and other enduring issues without fixable solutions from Watergate.
A clipped newspaper line shows names and roles including publisher James W. Poy, editor, business manager, and other staff. The garbled text also references the Associated Press wire service and a Barone of Cirtetetown.
A Conference Board study Cites 106 million US women entering the workforce for necessity or fulfillment. It notes women outnumber men since 1945, expect continued gains in equality, and highlights trends of delayed marriages and declining birth rates among different age groups. The report frames a growing shift toward a non male dominated economy.
The writer shares a travel diary from Denver to Chicago to Syracuse and Binghamton visiting family in upper New York State. Highlights include flying a DC-10 and a 747, a Watergate snake in a backyard pen, Amy’s birthday party, a shrew dissection, and a supermarket prize hunt. The piece ends with Lucy’s call and quotes on Watergate impeachment remarks.
On this date Britain ceded control of the Suez Canal to Egypt in 1956. Other year marks include Martinique discovery in 1802, Canada's first Parliament in 1841, Pershing in Paris in 1917, Paris open city 1940, OWI formation 1942, Thurgood Marshall named to the US Supreme Court in 1967, and Canada’s 10 year ago response to US investments. Also noted are presidential and military references, five years ago around Saigon, and Nixon’s treaty submission a year ago. Birthdays list Red Grange age 70 and Mickey Walker age 72. Diogenes quotation closes thought for today.
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