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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1968
Page
2
The Monroe Evening Times lists editor Emery A Odell and service scope as a Wisconsin daily and Associated Press member. It notes postal registration, office hours, and subscription rates of 40 cents weekly by carrier in Monroe and 15 dollars yearly by mail in areas with carrier service.
The article recounts a Milwaukee event honoring James C. Windham of Pabst Brewing Co with a plaque for Americanism and community service. The ceremony included a second plaque for the company, a “Big Cheese” award to the Blatz Band, and remarks by Edward L. Niffenegger and Sen. Gordon W. Roseleip. Windham pledged continued support for veterans and Vietnam-era efforts amid a broader critique of Gore Vidal.
Earl Piper county game warden continues search for signs of bears near Zanders Lake and other county locations as President Eisenhower approves talks with Russia and Britain on nuclear test bans.
A Dubuque reader praises James Curran and his wife Mrs Curran for stopping to assist near Browntown when a fuel pump failed. Curran drove the distressed travelers to Dubuque in his Mercury and offered to bring their car down next day, with the garageman helping, leaving a lasting impression of good neighbors in the community.
The Brodhead Chamber of Commerce hosted a noon luncheon at the school cafeteria for faculty and staff. State officials and Madison attorneys opened a new Brodhead office, with Dr M W Stuessy welcoming attendees. That evening a picnic followed at North Side Park with Board of Education members and families.
The speaker argues that a leader may be both right and wrong about American resolve and world prestige. He cites readiness to confront communism, restore dignity, and respect for the flag, while noting doubts about political leadership. The passage reflects tension between patriotic fervor and distrust of administration.
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