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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1971
Page
2
Notice to subscribers from the Monroe Evening Times outlines carrier and mail delivery expectations, urges callers to contact the delivery boy if missed and to notify the office if a paper is not received, with hours and contact details for the publication.
The writer contrasts newspaper and TV network actions with government powers in relation to the Pentagon Papers and Selling the Pentagon. It argues private media edits are not government censorship since they lack taxing, lawmaking, treaty, and conscription powers, preserving distinctions between public and corporate secrecy.
The article argues the dollar and inflationary pressures require a new program after a 90 day freeze. It notes domestic and international imbalances, a wage price freeze’s mixed reception, and calls for a fresh plan as productivity struggles. It cites economists warning that inflationary psychology must be addressed to achieve lasting stability.
The date marks events from 1943 Quebec talks between Roosevelt and Churchill to early space and civil rights milestones. It notes Virginia Dare’s Roanoke birth in 1587, the 1743 Peace of Abo, the 1856 first condensed milk patent, Wilson’s 1914 plan with Canada, Meredith’s 1963 Ole Miss graduation, LBJ in 1963, a 1958 moon photo, and 1970s peace talks, plus a note on phobia treatment by British psychiatrists urging exposure therapy.
Attendance at the recreation swimming pool yesterday was 439, lifting the season total to 51,100. The report lists local youth and adult swimmers as summer activities continue through late August with community programs expanding.
New York AP story reflects a parent’s view of adolescence as a climb from childhood to independence. The narrator recalls conversations with his daughter Tracy Ann, her mother’s death from cancer, and how Tracy grows into a caring, capable young woman balancing work, school, and future plans.
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