Let Him Talk Says Opinion on Executive Privilege in Watergate
An opinion piece argues President Nixon oversteps executive privilege by blocking disclosure on the Watergate affair. It contends the issue involves campaign activities and not national security and urges cooperation with congressional queries.
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Wisconsin Assembly Expands Postage and Mail Allowances
The Assembly Organization Committee ordered an increase to each member’s postage and bulk mailing allowances from 700 to 1500 dollars for first class and 1200 dollars for bulk mail. Critics warn of potential abuse, while supporters say the state is generous with lawmakers’ tools and many may not use the extra funds.
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Twenty years ago in Tribune files big attack in China and world business moves
Twenty years ago in 1953 U S and Columbian troops repelled a major Chinese assault on Pork Chop and T Bone Hills while Kaiser-Frazer negotiated to buy Willys Overland Motors for 62 million dollars making Kaiser-Frazer the world's fourth largest automaker. The House Un-American Activities Committee investigated show business for possible Red taint and local notices cover dessert demonstrations and YMCA board elections.
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Paul Kuhlen
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YMCA
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T.D. Solie Jr
John Felton
Queen Mary of England
King
Wisconsin Governor presses repeal of internal improvements clause
Governor Lucey urges to end the 1848 Wisconsin Constitution ban on state involvement in works of internal improvement. He argues the prohibition is archaic and safeguards are ample. Critics fear the move signals broad state ventures like housing, rapid transit, and public works without public consent.
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Assembly
Wisconsin
Lacey
Plains States
Montaigne
Nixon pledges questioned as Congress seeks in on Soviet deals
The Senate House Joint Economic Committee pushes for direct congressional involvement in Nixon administration commerce talks with Communist nations. It proposes assigning congressional representatives to the U S delegation on the commissions with Russia and Poland and granting access to transcripts and documents. The move reflects growing concern over executive concessions in Soviet deals.
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Joint Economic Committee
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Tyumen
Siberia
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Tenneco, Inc
Brown and Root
Murmansk
Sen
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Soviet Union
Jackson
Brezhnev
Moscow
Joint Committee
Children and power of moral authority in modern life
Thoughts on how children show propriety and why moral authority matters. The piece notes that readers gain insights from looking up information, and argues that arguments fail when ignorance prevails. It covers teachers, liberal views on capital punishment, divorce, compromise, and the political scene around most favored nation status and Soviet lend-lease issues.
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Franklin P. Adams
Lillian Hellman
Readers defend Aquinas High amid letter debate
Letters defend Aquinas High School’s discipline and spirit amid criticism of two percenters. Contributors cite sportsmanship, loyalty, and pride in Aquinas, Onalaska, and area schools, urging support and challenging negative portrayals.
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la Crosse
Therese Roellich
Stith St
Lacrosse
Aquinas High School
Paris Not a Dead City Says Pompidou on New High Rises
French President Georges Pompidou defends modern Paris against charges that skyscrapers ruin the city. He argues against clinging to the past and urges progress.
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