Editorials See more cabinet shakeups as Nixon acts
President Nixon plans by December 15 to complete a broad cabinet and agency reshaping. Rumors persist of departures by William Rogers Richard Klein Kleindienst and George Shultz amid Kissinger talks and looming foreign policy focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
NEA
Nixon
William Rogers
Richard Kleindienst
Treasury
George Shultz
Rogers
Shultz
Kleindienst
Walter Hickel
Hickel
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
Hanoi
Saigon
Henry
Harvard
Office of Management and Budget
John Connally
White House
AT&T says withholding tax on phone service rises
AT&T reports about 22,000 subscribers withholding the federal excise tax on telephone service in protest of the Vietnam war, up from 17,000 in 1971 and 12,000 in 1970. IRS seeks disconnection, but AT&T says its role is only to forward tax money, not collect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Internal Revenue Service
At&t
IRS
Uncle Sam
This Day in History December 7 1972 Snapshot
On December 7 1972 a history roundup notes Pearl Harbor attack in 1941, Mary Queen of Scots birth in 1542, Delaware ratification in 1787, Madison election in 1803, Van Buren win in 1836, and postwar items. It mentions U S space and political events, birthdays Eli Wallach Sol Linowitz, and a Paris thought by Joseph Conrad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Harbor
Mary Queen of Scots
Delaware
U.S
James Madison
Martin van Buren
United States
David Ben-Gurion
Israel
Britain
New York
Planet Mars
Eli Wallach
Organization of American States
Sol M. Linowitz
Joseph Conrad
Monroe Evening Times subscriber notice and rates
Notice to subscribers outlines delivery guidance for carriers and mail customers. It specifies contact expectations if papers are missed and provides subscription rates and office hours for The Monroe Evening Times in Monroe Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery
Shington
Monroe
Wisconsin
Congress
Monroe Evening Times
16Th Ave
Astro Graphic Friday Horoscope Bulk
Aries warns flattery may affect your image and partner reaction. Taurus sees broad agreement but a loose wheel hinders smooth progress. Gemini productive yet social diversions slow results. Cancer home life hectic. take a loved one outside. Leo career issues. discuss with family. neighbors not invited. Virgo organize finances and reserve ace for edge. Libra home efforts warmly received. stay pragmatic. Scorpio keep thoughts to self. consider matters close to heart. Sagittarius finances need practicality. instincts sharp. Capricorn rest ambitions. warm friends improve company. Aquarius giving today adds to reputation. Pisces changes may surprise but you’ll recover quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ARIES
Taurus
Gemini
LIBRA
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Green County NFO to Meet for December Session at Swiss Lanes
The Green County NFO holds its December meeting at 8:30 pm in New Glarus with agenda including final convention plans, commodity reports, feeder cattle sale information, and nominating committee progress on the 1973 slate. NFC convention set for Dec 13 to 15 in Kansas City. delegates listed with several attending Monday through Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
NFO
New Glarus
NFC
Burnett Kublys
Abert Nyhus
Ambrose Wengers
Don Halvorsens
Paul Klassus
Marvin Thomans
Leon Baumgartners
Bill Grossens
Vic Svendsens
Herb Friedrichs
Ben Riemers
John Zurfluh
Delegaes
Kansas City
Glancing Back Eases London Fog Amid Casualties and Local Notes
The entry notes 106 deaths and over 1,000 hospitalizations from London's lethal fog. It mentions the Day of Infamy observed quietly as Pearl Harbor drew naval focus to sports. It also lists local items including factory and cheese competition winners, polio center plans for Monroe, and Green County census figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Navy
Pearl Harbor
Leo Willi
Calamine Factory
Joe Wels
Assa
Monroe
National Foundation of Infantile Paralysis
Eileen Page
Green County
Pearl Harbor Day observance and local notices from Monroe
A 1942 Monroe roundup notes Pearl Harbor Day observance with a pledge renewal. It recalls a 1932 Hoover era 11 percent federal pay cut proposal, a high school intramural basketball start, a Wesley Martin home quarantine for scarlet fever, a 1922 buffalo for Christmas trade, Swiss folk recital in Turner Hall, and Schwingfest prize winners at Turner Opera House with listed contestants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Monroe
Pearl Harbor
Congress
Hoover
Chester Pfund
Robert Buehler
Wilbur Deininger
Nathan Schneider
Leon Lehnherr
William Tollefson
Arlo Booher
Herbert Steffen
Wesley Martin
R.W. Humphrey Co
North America
South Dakota
Turner Hall
Hanns In der Gand
Monroe Business Institute orchestra formed in 1902
Seventieth anniversary note reports the Monroe Business Institute organizing an orchestra with members Edith Grinnell piano W E Babler trombone Tom Bast clarinet Leon Griffith sonnet Ray Bast violin A B ZuTavern mandolin. Plans for concerts in surrounding towns and a cold winter scene from 1902 are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Business Institute Orchestra
Edith Grinnell
W.E. Babler
Tom Bast
Leon Griffith
Ray Bast
A.B. ZuTavern
Also Mentioned on This Page
By Bruce Biossat
Erprise
By Don Oakley
THE
Associated Press
Associated Press, Inland Daily Press Association, and
Wisconsin Daily Newspaper League
AP News
ODELL
Green
Laf
Winnebago
Bernice Bede Osol
Leo
Virgo
Bienema’s
Emil Baumgartner
Turner Opera House
Joe Stadelman
Christ Schmid
Ernest Sutter
Carl Ginner
Harry Ginner
Alfred Glanzman
Alfred Moser
Albert Roth
Fritz Steinman
John Christen
Ferdinand Meyer
Alfred Barth
John von Bergen
John Wittner
Jack Disch
Carl Leibundgut
Ernest Kissling
Fred Browand
Gottfred Lortscher
Jack Balsiger
Baltz Disch
Fred Witwer
John Barth
Just, Perfel
Sen Esaw
H.p
Otter
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!