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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1968
Page
2
The notice lists subscription rates for carrier city delivery 40c per week and mail options: $15 per year in towns with carrier service, $12 per year in Wisconsin and Illinois counties, $14 per year outside Wisconsin. Office hours are 8 30 a m to 5 p m and contact phone 325 5101.
Editorial notes that Governor Agnew’s nomination may be confirmed but delegates could challenge the traditional right of the presidential nominee to pick a running mate. It cites Wisconsin’s pivotal primary support, the press’s role, and calls for responsible reporting while outlining Farm Bureau district meetings and local social notes.
Mayor Victor N. Schiller vetoed the Wells building purchase for city offices and recreation and rejected a parking meter fine hike. In Milwaukee, Monroe Huber Brewers face Eau Claire in the Wisconsin Semi pro Tournament second round. Clayton C. Watkins named Argyle postmaster.
The Alamo began as a mission named San Antonio de Valero, later called Alamo due to surrounding cottonwood trees. The New Hampshire Legislature, combining Senate and House, has 421 members.
The Mailbag letters defend Harrington against Roseleip’s charge to oust him as university president. Writers urge university as a forum for all ideas and warn against one sided views, citing Jefferson Washington and Hamilton as radical ancestors who shaped America.
In baseball parlance the hot corner refers to third base. The term, credited to writer R Mulford from the 1880s, arose after Cincinnati third baseman Hick Carpenter fielded several sharply hit balls toward his direction. The second Q A confirms planets orbit in an ellipse.
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