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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1973
Page
2
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Don Oakley argues that past injustices cannot be undone and urges Native peoples and all Americans to move forward. He contends that Indians are fellow Americans with grievances and needs, not outsiders seeking to reclaim a lost era or land.
Congress debates postwar aid to North Vietnam as domestic cutbacks spark cries of anguish. Senator McGovern shifts from last year’s stance proposing taxpayer funds give way to defense industry contributions. Goldwater echoes that reconstruction should be led by those who aided Hanoi, while Kissinger calls it a long term peace investment. The piece questions moral obligation and future stability in Southeast Asia.
The horoscope lists daily insights for all twelve signs. Aries encourages social time with younger people, Gemini notes new insights easing plans, Cancer sees relief in shared responsibilities, Leo aims for a milestone toward a wish, Virgo stresses steady effort with lasting gains, Libra advises reliability and new alliances, Scorpio calls for leadership, Sagittarius urges consistent persuasion, Capricorn promises compensation for selfless work, Aquarius hints at sincere motives, Pisces promises real satisfaction from completing tasks.
On this date Eli Whitney received a patent for the cotton gin transforming the Southern economy. Ferdinand I became Holy Roman emperor without papal coronation. Rhode Island towns Newport and Portsmouth united. America's first town meeting convened at Faneuil Hall. Albert Einstein born in Ulm. Hitler entered Vienna after Austria’s annexation. U S flag raised on Iwo Jima. Protests outside Iraq’s Moscow embassy. Vladimir Janko’s death linked to a defection incident.
Associated Press recap recalls George Wallace's dramatic Florida primary victory from one year earlier. Also lists birthdays for Rita Tushingham 31 Russell Baker 48 and Monaco heir Albert II 15.
President Nixon outlines a second term plan favoring reduced federal power and greater local control. He advocates a tight budget, dismantling parts of the Office of Economic Opportunity, consolidating grants into revenue sharing, and trimming federal departments while pursuing welfare reform and avoiding forced busing.
County Board backed a motion to seek consideration of Monroe as a possible location for a University of Wisconsin extension center or state college branch. Also noted are high school letters awarded to 14 wrestlers under Coach Ralph Neale with a 5-7 season and 3-4 conference mark, plus a roundup of historical items from 1923 to 1963.
Sixty years ago on March 14 1913 Principal G B Haverson told the board he will seek a job in another city next year A Woman's Club program featured Principal C H Dietzs address on The Spirit of the Younger Generation A farewell concert for Miss Anna Marty violinist and vocalist leaving for Japan to settle there permanently
March 14 1903 report notes Claudler's First Regiment band under Walter Claudler to perform for Company H military ball in the new armory. Wisconsin barbers continue without licenses as bill requiring exam fails 37 to 21. Family of Andrew Reinhart Cadiz reports 11 smallpox cases. Olds Vista Cruiser wagon with window on top showcased Bienema Olds Cadillac.
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