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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1971
Page
2
The Monroe Evening Times lists subscription rates for city carrier, mail to outside towns, and postal zones, with advance payment required. It also provides office hours 8 30 a m to 5 p m and a number to reach the paper, plus guidance for subscribers to report missed deliveries.
The piece cites Arab leaders in Egypt under Sadat who tell U S officials they oppose the Soviet presence in the region and will push to remove Moscow after the Israeli conflict ends. Yet no rapid Russian departure is expected as Egypt relies on Moscow’s military and economic aid, while U S aides see rising Arab unpopularity of the Soviets and room for negotiation.
Senate subcommittee publishes Richard L. Walker led estimate that Chinese Communism cost between 34 million and 63 million lives over 50 years. The study traces 1921 founding to Mao era, noting mass executions, purges, slave labor, and terror alongside some progress.
A compiled look at events from August 13 across years: Spahn reaches 300 NL wins with the Braves. 1961 fair winners include Nathan Bloom Brown Swiss bull and Glenn and Gary Brewer in Chester White swine. Past notes mention Florence Voigt leaving a church post, architect Louis Claude's death, and various local performances and sports victories.
A public briefing outlines cooperation with U Rock Campus, use of a central site for full time and part time programs, services for minorities and business needs, and expansion plans including a health center. It cites enrollment trends, campus size about 207000 sq ft, and continued adult education districtwide.
Comedian Jack Benny, famed for thrift, received a citation for 30 years promoting US Savings Bonds. Treasury official Jesse Adams presented a miniature Liberty Bell and praised Benny as the most frugal man since Benjamin Franklin at a Columbia ceremony.
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