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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1972
Page
2
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.
Bruce Biass argues McGovern’s campaign shows a pattern of disjointed handling of key decisions. The piece warns that the nomination continuity and staff tendencies risk a flawed fall strategy if they fail to embrace broader, multi-front campaigning and reconcile with potential rivals.
Washington Evening Star reports McGovern’s Woonsocket Club, a donor circle requiring at least 25000 dollars, offers VIP access and a gold lapel pin. Henry Kimelman chairs the group with co chairs Mrs Charles Benton and Harold Willens. attendees include Carol Moss Max Palevsky Miles Rubin and Warren Beatty and Shirley MacLaine.
Co B completes 10 months service at Fort Lewis Washington and reverts to National Guard duties. Officers note reluctance to part with new friends as unit forms up at Monticello armory.
Wisconsin officials discuss a bill to tax a community school that serves students aged 12 to 18. Senator Carl Thompson announced plans after Madison city assessor Ray Waterworth flagged the non accredited status with state approval pending federal and state decisions.
The Monroe Times will begin a new weekly feature, Badger Almanac, each Saturday. It recounts Wisconsin history through daily entries detailing events that shaped the state, notable people, place names, and the hardships that forged its institutions.
The Mailbag notes parents and teachers upset with starting school on August 21 as a negotiated item between the Monroe Board of Education and the Monroe Education Association. Board members face criticism as talks continue. administrators prefer a different date for the student’s best interests. The Symphony of the Hills thanks the Monroe community for support. announcements praise the season and look forward to next year.
The Aug 11 history notes mark key events from 1954 ending the Indochina conflict with a peace announcement, 1857 Atlantic cable break, 1900 delays, 1935 Nazi demonstrations, 1945 Allied talks with Japan, and Watts riots in 1965. It also lists notable ages for I W Abel of United Steelworkers, ballerina Allegra Kent, and actor Lloyd Nolan.
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