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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1973
Page
10
The Tribune assesses Nixon's televised Watergate address as a flawed effort to restore trust. It questions his moral perception, cites firings and resignations, and critiques explanations while urging clearer answers and reform of campaign finances at federal and state levels.
In New York City H. Rap Brown delivers a philosophical address to the jury while facing charges of robbery and attempted murder. He likens himself to a raindrop a rainbow and a scribe speaking to the deaf as he presents his defense.
Twenty years ago in 1953 the United States received two more planeloads of Korean prisoners of war. Forty men arrived on the third plane from Honolulu overnight as repairs at Copeland Park baseball field moved toward a new lighting system next year.
A Biblical quotation from II Corinthians emphasizes that believers are God’s temple and that His Spirit dwells within. It warns that destroying the temple invites divine judgment, underscoring sanctity and personal reverence.
George F. Will argues the Nixon administration lacks a coherent theme and is shrinking into a Gaullist aloofness as the Watergate unraveling reveals moral turpitude within White House staff. The piece critiques press relations and the presidency's credibility amid scandal.
Madison columnist John Wyngaard argues Wisconsin senator Carl Thompson warns that money in campaigns and ethics failures erode public trust. He cites Watergate fallout, Knutson probe, and a call for a strict ethics code to restore confidence in government and the presidency.
Eight months after praising FBI and Justice Department investigations Nixon now says he was misled by assurances and that new evidence forced him to take direct control of inquiries. He contrasts former statements with current resolve to pursue justice impartially.
A reader argues the Genocide Convention weakens U S sovereignty and legal rights by bypassing national courts and shifting trials to international tribunals and urges citizens to petition Senators Nelson and Proxmire. A second letter thanks anonymous helpers after a tire repair near Holmen Wisconsin describing a good deed by two strangers.
A reader questions the White House stance on Watergate and asks if allies were involved or exposed. The letter cites Julius Jensen II of Continental Investment Corp Boston asserting women need budget study and suggests government budget learnings are needed as well.
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