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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1973

Page

4

Nixon speaks to press in San Clemente and at veterans event

The August 24 1973 opinion notes Nixon's San Clemente press conference and earlier appearances. It highlights his relaxed demeanor, lingering Watergate questions, and his admission of White House responsibility for the atmosphere. The piece suggests more frequent briefings could benefit both Nixon and the nation.

Nixon San Clemente Cambodia Agnew White House Richard Nixon

White House staff growth sparks concerns on power and accountability

The piece argues that White House personnel, now over 500 directly under presidential control and thousands more in related offices, risk policy made by unaccountable advisers. It contrasts with Johnson era limits and cites Alan Otten and George Reedy to urge a smaller, more transparent executive.

Nixon White House Wall Street Journal Alan Otten Henry Kissinger State Department Pentagon Congress George Reedy Lyndon Johnson

School bus drivers seek better understandings countywide

Twenty years ago in 1953 school bus drivers held meetings across all county areas to address pupil transportation problems and find solutions.

South Korea India Appeaser of Reds Jackson Street 17Th Street Losey Boulevard la Crosse FBI Edgar Hoover

Kissinger Adds Title to Secretary of State Role

Henry Kissinger is named secretary of state in effect, sharing authority with William Rogers who retired after Watergate remarks. The move promises policy clarity but raises questions about accountability, executive privilege, and potential reshaping of foreign policy in the Nixon era.

Washington Henry A. Kissinger William P. Rogers White House Dr. Kissinger Rogers State Department Watergate Kissinger Morton H. Halperin United States Newsweek Thomas Jefferson George Catlett Marshall Dean Acheson Senate New York City 84Th Infantry Harvard New York Nelson Rockefeller Miami Rockefeller Nixon Congress

Lucey Signals Shift on Highway Funding and Transportation Reform

Gov. Patrick Lucey voices a nuanced stance on highway financing. He opposes borrowing for roads in a high money market and rejects replenishing highway funds for traditional road and bridge projects. He calls for a broad transportation program and desegregated motor fuel revenues to support urban transit while seeking a new user-fee funding approach.

John Wyngaard Madison Patrick Lucey Lucey Highway Department Transportation Fund Transportation Department

Harris on vanity and photographs in public life

Sydney J. Harris argues that photos distort self-image and readers expect flattering pictures. He prefers meeting readers in person over retouched images and laments how people, including notable figures, choose unflattering or outdated photos for publicity. He notes the misalignment between appearance and public perception.

Sydney J. Harris King Tut T. S. Eliot Harvard

Readers Voice Frustration Over Paper Shortage and Cuts

Letters to the editor criticize subscription rates amid a paper shortage and shrinking content. Readers from Viroqua to La Crosse decry smaller issues, lost sections, and printing quality while urging a return to fuller coverage and fair pricing.

Swimmers oppose Memorial Pool reconstruction plan

Jeannine Gilles and 25 others from La Crosse protest planned changes to Memorial Pool. They urge deeper diving area to 12 feet with a three meter board, water heaters, and better lighting to improve safety and keep youths poolside rather than river swim.

Memorial Pool Jeannine Gilles S. 15Th St la Crosse

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