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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1973
Page
2
Published Daily Except Sunday and major holidays, with second class postage paid at Monroe Wisconsin. Carrier subscribers should know their delivery boy and keep his telephone number handy. Call him if he misses you and he will bring one immediately. Mail subscribers who fail to receive their paper regularly should notify The Monroe Evening Times.
Washington based report critiques major papers and networks for tying a 1960 Kennedy related burglary to Watergate. It cites misstates about Dr. Eugene Cohen and Dr. Janet Travell, errors in addresses, sequence, and police involvement, and notes linked July 4 health coverage. The piece laments journalistic amateurism and delayed correction.
Washington AP reports the Nixon administration will seek a five year gradual elimination of Federal Reserve ceilings on savings account interest. The plan, part of broader financial reforms likely to reach Congress this summer, aims to boost consumer savers while balancing adviser concerns.
Aries to Pisces provide daily guidance with ordinary tips. Co operation opportunities improve finances and social contacts.
A forecast for Friday May 18 1973 suggests your financial situation will improve this coming year. Unusual circumstances are expected to bring valuable opportunities.
On May 17 1954 the Supreme Court ruled school segregation unconstitutional. Other notes include Britain declaring war on France in 1756 and the NYSE founded in 1792. Birthdays include Birgit Nilsson and Peter Mennin. Thought for today cites Herbert Spencer.
Wisconsin's health officer Handy reported 41 percent of 2 year olds did not receive polio vaccines in 1972 and 44 percent in 1971. He noted the gap is wider among middle and upper income families as private vaccine use declines while public orders stay steady. Children should be fully immunized by age 2 with a booster at school entry.
A collection of reader notes and Abby responses covers unannounced visits, marijuana smoke in guest homes, restaurant table etiquette, noisy singers on road trips, hearing aid shoutings, and a market tips joke. Abby offers practical, direct guidance and urges clear boundaries.
At the school board meeting 144 candidates were approved for the Monroe High School Class of 1963. Dr. Philip H. Falk, retired Madison schools superintendent, will serve as commencement speaker. Astronaut Gordon Cooper had a light daze after the 34 hour space flight, noted as a possible boost toward moon landings.
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