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Monroe Evening Times
Editorial Pressure Mounts on Nasser for Peace Path
Reports from Egyptian elites show growing push to move away from the Israel confrontation and Soviet dependence. They warn Moscow’s naval presence and debt obligations constrain Cairo, urging a balance with the United States and Western Europe to secure peace and domestic progress.
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Abdel Nasser
Israel
Russia
Nasser
Egypt
Cairo
Western
Europe
United States
Soviet Union
Moscow
Suez Canal
Mediterranean
Glancing Back August 28 1960 Highlights
August 28 1960 Mary Hollenstein wins 1000-pound Angus steer at Knights of Columbus Fun Festival. Dr Ralph Bunche cites UN Ethiopian troops saving eight American airmen and two Canadians at Stanleyville air port. Gary Tobian earns first U S Olympic gold in springboard diving.
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Angus _ steer
Knights of Columbus
Fairgrounds
Ralph Bunche
United Nations
Stanleyville
Leopoldville
Gary Tobian
Glendale
Calif
U. S
Roosevelt welcomed by crowd in Denver and fire news report
Sixty years ago today August 28 1910 an estimated crowd of about 100000 greeted Col Roosevelt in Denver with a 21 gun salute. A letter from C A Lytle in Pinchot Idaho describes wide forest fire losses 100 square miles burned and the Lytles forced to live in a tent after losing their home.
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Col. Roosevelt
Denver
C. A. Lytle
Sam Lytle
Pinchot
Idaho
Lytles
Today in History Aug 28 1970 highlights and events
On August 28 in history several events occurred including Henry Hudson discovering Delaware Bay in 1609 Leo Tolstoy's birth in 1828 Britain's Parliament abolishing slavery in 1833 Germany declaring war on Romania in 1916 suffragettes arrested at the White House in 1917 American troops near Paris in 1944 a 1962 Albany protest arrests a 1963 Cuban walkout from talks and a 1968 Sealab 2 underwater experiment beginning five years ago desegregation delays in Mississippi schools and one year ago a court ordered desegregation delay granted for Mississippi districts.
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Henry Hudson
Delaware Bay
Leo Tolstoy
Britain
British Empire
Germany
Romania
White House
Washington
Marne River
Paris
Albany
Cuba
San Jose
Costa Rica
M. Scott Carpenter
la Jolla
Calif
Mississippi
Corn price rise triggers CCC auction of stored grain
The Commodity Credit Corporation plans to auction millions of bushels of corn after prices rose. Iowa will offer 32 million bushels, Illinois 21 million, and Ohio 0.5 million already offered, all under county bids with a 25 percent down payment.
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Commodity Credit Corporation
Iowa
Dale Awtry
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
CCC
Illinois
Frank Schoone
U.S. Agriculture Department
Springfield
Ohio
Awtry
U. S
Commodity Credit Corp
Letters on campus turmoil and Monroe litter critique
A collage of letters signed by readers discuss the Madison campus crisis, reactionary politics, and the impact of fear on society. Other submissions urge civic pride in Monroe, proposing more trash receptacles and a Scout-led education program to keep the town clean.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Jerry Ruben
Joseph McCarthy
Gordon Roseleip
America
Monroe
Kay Droegemueller
25Th Avenue
P. S
Armory
Thank You Notes From Readers to Odd Fellows Camp and Rally
A reader expresses gratitude to the Odd Fellows Club for sponsoring a youth camp and thanks the paper for coverage of the Christian Life Rally. The letter endorses the small investment in news ads as effective public notice.
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Dina Speich
The
Christian Life Rally Board
Vince Thompson
Odd Fellows Club
Kandee Jay Lausch
Christian Life
Promoted Specialist Fifth Class Dennis Cleaveland
Dennis Cleaveland son of Mr and Mrs Charles Cleaveland Albany has been promoted to Specialist Fifth Class at his base near Quan Loi Vietnam He has served in Vietnam since December 1969 and in Cambodia His address is SP5 Dennis Cleaveland 396 52 1582 HHC 2 5 Cav A M 1st Air Cav Div APO San Francisco Calif 96490
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Dennis Cleaveland
Charles Cleaveland
Albany
Quan Loi
Vietnam
Cambodia
A.M
Air
Apo San Francisco
Calif
Careful Shoppers Reap Big Savings
An average shopper can earn the equivalent of $8 per hour by spending an extra 15 minutes each week while grocery shopping. A $2 saving on a $20 bill translates to that wage, worth the extra minutes for many shoppers. Women do most family shopping and aim for speed, but careful comparisons cut costs, time, and energy.
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Next Week's Menus Monroe Senior High
In the Monroe Senior High menu for Aug 31 to Sept 4, daily options include Italian spaghetti with sides, meat loaf or cold meat sandwich, hot dogs, creamed or sliced ham, and a Friday fishwich. Each day offers bread, milk, and fruit or dessert alternatives. A cottage for sale is advertised with a Times Want Ad for a cash buyer.
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Monroe Senior High
Orangeville School in Full Swing on Monday
Orangeville Elementary and high school classes start with half days today and full schedule from Monday. Special education students from Freeport begin Wednesday Sept. 2. 7 period day includes a 30 minute activity period. noon hour at 12 on M W F and 11 47 on T Th. Bus routes posted in McConnell Orangeville Oneco. Kindergarten mornings 8 30 to 11 and afternoons 12 50 to 3 20. Band chorus five days a week. Fences planned around field and gym to keep balls and children safe. redecorated classrooms high school renovations and brick wall work. Illinois Association of School Boards meets Oct 15 Polo. Illinois School Board Nov 23 Chicago. Secretary to superintendent position open to replace late Mrs Elwyn Mains. contact Supt George Carrick.
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Orangeville
Times Special
Freeport
Illinois School Board
Chicago
Elwyn Mains
George Carrick
Simple Calculator Tells Drinker If He Can Drive
Rutgers scientist Dr. Leon Greenberg developed the Alco Calculator a slide rule that uses body weight drinks and time to estimate blood alcohol levels. It guides moderate drinkers on when it is safe to drive and highlights that many failures hinge on driving after drinking.
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Drinker
New Brunswick
N.J
Rutgers University
Leon Greenberg
Rutgers Center of Alcohol Studies
Greenberg
Card sized VIDA detector warns heart patients of fibrillation
Three scientists in Walnut Creek California unveiled a shirt pocket computer called VIDA Ventricular Impulse Detector and Alarm. It beeps when ectopic heart beats signal possible fatal fibrillation giving about three days to seek care. Inventors include Dr John W Gorman Robert L Chapman and Richard D Lawhorn with testing to continue before a potential 1971 market.
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Walnut Creek
Calif
John W. Gorman
San Francisco
California
Robert L. Chapman
Danville
Richard D. Lawhorn
Castro Valley
Oakland
Chapman
Gorman
Albany School Enrollment Totals 525 Students
Albany enrollments total 525 with 384 in grades 1 through 8 and 141 in high school. Kindergarten through eighth grade counts include 37, 43, 54, 47, 36, 39, 36, 44, and 48 respectively, while high school grades show 43 freshmen 33 sophomores 36 juniors and 29 seniors. Early enrollment exceeds the 503 target. year end 1969 70 figures show 407 elementary and 147 high school students.
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