Monroe Evening Times Notes Subscription Details and Offices
The Monroe Evening Times publishes daily except Sundays from Monroe Wisconsin with offices at 901-908 18th Ave. It lists O Dell as editor and notes AP and Inland Daily Press Association membership. Subscriptions are per year by postal zone with rates of $18 or $20 and advance payment required. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. and contact numbers are provided for delivery problems.
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Monroe
Wisconsin
Congress
Monroe Evening Times
18Th Ave
Editorials Viet pessimism lessons for Vietnam war optimism
An NEA essay reflects a Viet friend’s shift from defeatism to cautious optimism as Tet and North Vietnamese offensives test resilience. It notes South Vietnamese morale, political reform needs, and a growing view that Hanoi’s army is not invincible. The piece links these changes to broader U.S. aid and civilian democracy aims.
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Hanoi
United States
Saigon
South Vietnam
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Glancing Back Through Green County Anniversaries
Glancing back over the 10, 20, 25, 50 and more years, the column recalls anniversaries and events from April 1962 to 1902 in Green County. It notes the Homemakers Achievement Program opening, highway toll milestones, war-bond appeals, local officials, and community milestones across multiple decades with named individuals and local institutions. The items include ceremoni es, appointments, contests, and public notices reflecting local life and history.
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Delmar Arn
Wisconsin
Lillian Perdue
W. F. Trukenbrod
Rock and Walworth
Sir Henry Wilson
Great Britain
This Day in History Highlights Key Global Events
US and Soviet troops linked up at Torgau in 1945 as World War II ends. San Francisco hosted delegates in 1945 to organize the United Nations. Suez Canal construction began in 1859, US car licensing started in 1901, and the St. Lawrence Seaway opened in 1959. Veteran baseball executive Fred Haney is 74.
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San Francisco
United Nations
Suez Canal
United States
Spain
New York
Elbe River
Torgau
Germany
St. Lawrence Seaway
Robert W. Haack
New York Stock Exchange
Fred Haney
Metal detector man hunts coins along streets and at carnivals
SEENAH AP Lionel Lambert uses a two box detector on a pole to find stray coins near meters and event sites. He has earned up to five dollars a day, with past finds of twelve dollars after a carnival and twenty dollars in Fond du Lac. Lambert trained in welding but has not found work after applying to about twenty firms. He enjoys the hobby as relaxation and gas money for more outings.
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Seenah
Lionel Lambert
Lambert
Montana
Appleton
Fond du Lac
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Odell
Associated Press, Inland Daily Press Association, and
Wisconsin Daily Newspaper League
Associated Press
By Ray Cromley
Washington
NEA
Ho Chi Minh
Tet
Seer
Bernice Bede Osol
Travel
Green County
Madison
Daphne Sue Mauermann
Shelby Jean
Jerome H. Schwaiger
Uncle Sam
Ella Grenzow
Clarno
Max G. Booth
Duane Kipp
State Conservation Commission
Monroe Woman's Club
Helen Tschanz
Southern Six League
Frederick Fleet
Crow's Nest
Senate Investigating Committee
Monroe Businessmen's Association
W. J. Knight
R. D. Gorham
George E. Thorp
E. C. Copeland
C. S. Dodge
W. P. Bragg
Edward
Lizzie Bruni
Jacob Bruni
New Glarus
Gard Griffith
Calvin Griffith
Fredericksburg
Iowa
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