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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1971
Page
2
The Monroe Evening Times announces subscription rates by carrier and mail across postal zones, with annual pricing and advance payment rules. It advises readers to know their delivery carrier, call if missed, and notify the office if mail subscribers do not receive their paper regularly.
An editorial argues President Nixon uses calculated unpredictability to unsettle foes and signal resolve. It cites economic shocks, Vietnam actions, Laos and Cambodia moves, Kissinger's China trip, and a tough stance on inflation and trade as examples of a broader strategy to force cooperation or face stronger measures.
A compilation of notes shows Gerald M. Wickus appointed temporary electrical and plumbing official while Gov. Nelson vetoes a tax bill proposing a three percent sales levy. The item spans multiple local notes dated August 1991 and references various civic activities and appointments.
Hal Boyle surveys laryngitis season in politics and humorously contrasts public promises with football distractions. He riffs on insults among adults, wedding cake not being eaten, and a bridegroom who borrows from the minister. He riffs on dog behavior, meals for couples, and a day without a reason for pills. The roundup ends with a note on a honeymoon spoiled by an overdue bill in a sock.
The writer protests air pollution near town incinerator operating daily and urges support for the Fire Department. She asks residents to yield to emergency vehicles with flashing signals, noting the importance of first minutes during a fire to protect homes and businesses.
On this date in history, 1945 MacArthur arrived in Japan to set up occupation headquarters, 30 B C Cleopatra died by asp bite, 1637 Anne Hutchinson banished from Massachusetts, 1780 Benedict Arnold's surrender promise to the British, 1869 Powell's Grand Canyon voyage, 1924 Dawes Plan signed, 1932 Goering elected Reichstag president, ten years ago Soviet nuclear test talks resumed, five years ago De Gaulle greeted in Cambodia, one year ago Agnew tour wrap up in Southeast Asia. Shop evenings at the Dearth Super Auto Mart.
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