Monroe Evening Times Subscription Notice and Rates
The Monroe Evening Times outlines carrier and mail subscription rates and policies, notes Emery A Odell (1871 1953) as publisher, and provides office hours and delivery instructions for subscribers. It also states AP exclusivity for local news republication and urges readers to report missed deliveries.
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Monroe Evening Times
Emery A Odell
Monroe
Wisconsin
Cass Mail
Associated Press
AP News
Editorial analyzes Nixon budget moves risk widening deficit
The piece argues Nixon’s proposed tax cuts and spending shifts may quietly widen the 1972 deficit beyond $35 billion, aided by revenue sharing and welfare postponements. It notes doubts over passability of reforms, symbolism in where cuts occur, and potential long term revenue losses, with defense spending untouched and job stimulus aims cited.
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Nixon
Wilbur Mills
House Money
Congress
U.S
Chairman Mills
Nixon’s cautious path to radical economic action
The piece details President Nixon’s deliberate approach to his drastic economic plan. After months of expert consultations with Connally, Burns, McCracken, and others, he timed the crisis to force action. He worked all night at Camp David to finalize a plan designed to shock markets, labor, business, and international peers into acceptance.
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Nixon
Treasury
Connally
Reserve Board
Arthur Burns
Council of Economic Advisers
Paul McCracken
U.S
Camp David
McCracken
Lindsay shifts parties as New York politics shift gears
The article charts John Lindsay's move from Republican to Democrat, noting past GOP ties and current ambivalence about party labels. It compares Lindsay to Teddy Roosevelt and other defectors, and discusses implications for his 1972 presidential prospects amid New Hampshire and primary-state dynamics. The piece argues party labels matter less in American politics, with voters focusing on individual stances and electability.
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John Lindsay
New York
Richard Nixon
Lindsay
Spiro Agnew
Arthur Goldberg
Teddy Roosevelt
Wayne Morse
John D. Rockefeller
Richard J. Daley
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
Roosevelt
New Hampshire
Charles H. Percy
Illinois
Jacob K. Javits
This Day in History 1959 1971 Highlights
On this date 1959 Haw became the 50th U S state. 1858 Lincoln Douglas debates began. 1915 Britain France declared cotton contraband of war. 1918 Somme River battle began. 1943 Japan evacuated Kiska. 1951 first atomic submarine ordered. 10 years ago a Goya portrait was stolen. 5 years ago Pravda accused China of slander. 1 year ago Nixon Diaz Ordaz met to settle a boundary dispute. Falls River ad notes burglarized office with listed stolen items and frustrations.
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Haw
U.S
Lincoln-Douglas
Abraham Lincoln
Stephen A. Douglas
Reggio
Britain
France
Somme
Japan
Kiska
Aleutians
United States
Duke of Wellington
Britain National Gallery
London
Communist Party
Pravda
Communist China
North Vietnam
Nixon
Diaz Ordaz
Puerto Vallarta
Glancing Back Highlights From August 21 History
A collage of notices from August 21 across years notes Otto Schneider's death at 79 after 26 years as courthouse custodian, a Lake Delton gunfight crime with a suspect taken by posse, bur gary solvencies in Green County, and wartime veterans. Other items include a Monroe picnic drawing thousands, Red Cross aquatic training, and a 1921 Green County fair storm losses.
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Otto Schneider
Lake Delton
Sauk County
Mike Spencer
A. Charles Howe
Green County
Freeport
James Mannion
Richard Schoonover
American Red Cross Aquatic School
Oconomowoc
Monroe
Rex Dahms
Sunshine Club
Albert Voegels
John Keegan
Bartenders get the blues
New York comic bit by Hal Boyle surveys bartender patter about customers and life in a witty catalog of barroom jests. Jokes touch on English patrons, Irish rebels, drunken slips, and the urge to drink away sorrows.
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New York
Murphy
Community Activities List For August Calendar
Sunday events feature Jamara Coplien and Tammie Wilde among Monticello and Pensacola residents. The weekly schedule lists birthdays and participants by city and route, spanning August 22 to August 28 with many local youths and addresses.
Down payment cut for conventional home loans approved
Washington AP The Federal Home Loan Bank Board moves to cut conventional loan down payments to five percent for single family homes up to 30000 with mortgage insurer guarantees approved by the Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp or WI. The measure targets moderate and low income buyers for first time ownership and complements FHA and VA programs.
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Washington
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Savings and Loan
Preston Martin
Loan Mortgage Corp
Federal Housing Administration
FHA
Senator Roseleip slams tax plan, cites district gains
In Beloit on Aug. 11 Senator Roseleip condemned the Governors tax redistribution plan as lies and fraud. He claimed the state would lose money to Milwaukee, while Grant Green Iowa Lafayette and Richland counties would gain substantial sums. Voters are urged to write the Senator in Madison to support the plan.
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Roseleip
Beloit
Milwaukee
Roseleips
Grant County
Town
Lafayette County
Richland County
Madison
Grant
Green
Iowa
Lafayette
Richland
Ken Nyland
Green County
Democrats
New Glarus
Wisconsin
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Fall River
Mass
John C. Thomas
Fall River Herald News
Baumgartner’s Grove
Kenneth Greenquist
Racine
Wisconsin Department of the American Legion
N. K
Zweitel
Watertown
Johnson Creek
Newport, R.I
Benedict J. Semmes
Naval War College
Miami
Chile
Ing Weirich
L. A. Moore
D. A. Stearns
H. A. Smith
W. B. Monroe
E. C. Copeland
Lincoln Park
Chicago
Oscar A. Brindley
Wright
Felix
le Temps
Edward Abendroth
Elgin
I. N. Black
Old Settlers’ Association
Hyde Park
Hal Boyle
Health Department
Times Children’s Club
Jamara Ann Coplien
Tammie Joy Wilde
David Scott Thommen
Galena
Dena’ Lynn Friedli
Rt. 1
Joseph Alvin Rufer
15Th Ave
Betty Lou Wire
Argyle
Julie Ann Toelke
Davis
Tll
Diane Lee Foulker
7Th Ave
G. A T
Marcia Kay Spring
Monticello
Rex William Friedrichs
Linda Jean Fryer
Winslow
Gregory Louis Becker
Michael Keith Elmer
Laura Elsbeth Bowen
Orangeville
Todd Steven Truttman
17Th Ave
Henry Prien Jr
Cheryl Ann Rebiy
Phillomene Ann Klassy
Debra Lynn Crooks
Debra Ann Flannery
Bradley Scott Schneeberger
26Th St
Tammy Michelle Beutel
Board of Education of Dist No
Village of
Albany
H.P
L.R. Walters
Adm
Dist
Board of Education
C. D. Curtis
Thomas Marty
Greg
Suellyn
Marshfield
E. W. Marty
Carl A. Schuler
Bellingham
Wash
F. W. Schuler
John
Glen Wood
Margate
Fla
Elfa Voegeli
Ruth Bly
Wis
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