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Editorial: Nixon seeks appeasement with trading partners
The piece argues Nixon's post Rome talks aim to soothe anger among key partners Canada France Britain West Germany Japan amid trade tensions. It notes the Aug 15 surcharge angered allies, predicts a temperate conciliatory approach, and hints Canada may get surcharge relief to maintain relations.
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Times Children’s Club Holiday Birthdays List
A dated community notice lists numerous individuals with ages and addresses for birthdays and events across December Sundays to Saturdays. Names include Brenda Kubly Argyle Kelli Rufer Monticello Kimberli Noble Browntown Daniel Kelly Juda Christine Brunkow Juda James Belke Albany Randy Swingen Argyle Alvina Klentz Juda Jacob Scherer Juda Michael Barrett Monticello Lisa Zimmerman Wayne Michael Holloway South Wayne Richard Cleaveland Albany Julene Leuzinger Monticello Kristine Saunders Monticello Jerry Brooks Brodhead Michael Daley Monticello Timothy Frauchiger Monticello Tami Trotter Juda Deena Helland Juda Curtiss Updike Monticello Todd Wyttenbach Monticello Lori Parsons Monticello Kurt Tollakson Argyle Holly Grossen Monticello Penny Schulz Mineral Point Gina Mitchell Platteville Kevin Klentz Madrid Spain
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Brenda Lea Kubly
Rt. 1
Monticello
Kelli Jo Rufer
Argyle
Kimberli Ann Noble
Browntown
Daniel J. Kelly
Juda
Christine Ann Brunkow
James Federick Belke
17Th St
Randy Russell Swingen
Alvina Eve Klentz
Jacob Bruce Scherer
Michael Eugene Barrett
Lisa Jo Zimmerman
1821
12Th St
Michael’ Jon Holloway
South Wayne
Deena Joy Helland
Curtiss Lee Updike
What Hal Doesn't Want for Christmas Gifts
New York AP columnist asks readers not to send odd gifts such as adenoids, territory deeds, or exotic items. He recounts past unwanted presents, noting he prefers kind words over useless offerings and jokes about inflatable elephants and dried needles.
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On This Date in History December 18 1971
Highlights include the 13th Amendment ratified in 1865 abolishing slavery. Washington’s army at Valley Forge in 1777 and Washington buried there in 1799. New Jersey ratified the Constitution in 1787. President Wilson married Edith Bolling Galt in 1915. Red Square riots in 1963. Johnson in 1964 proposed a Central American canal. Goa invasion by Indian troops ten years earlier. Christmas Eve Masses in Vietnam canceled five years ago. Italy’s divorce law took effect one year ago.
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Woodrow Wilson
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Rumblings from Peking in Asia’s shifting cold war balance
AP analyzes how China’s leadership vents anger over India Pakistan war and Bangladeshs emergence, warning of a three power struggle with the Soviet Union and the United States. It notes India’s refugee burden and warns Moscow may bear costly clients as Asia grows unstable. The piece ends with a light human interest note on unusual names in California.
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Glancing Back Through Dec 18 Historic Snippets
A retrospective of Green County notes marks Milady's Dress Shop sale after 37 years, wartime sirens and fires, Korean War returns, Civil War monuments proposed, and early 1900s commerce. Headlines reference Miss Nettie Murphy selling Milady's, circus fire deaths, soldiers’ burials, and local civic plans.
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Milady
Eugene
Margaret Loveland
Brazil
Ringling Bros
Hartford
Pacific Coast
Benjamin Freese
New York
Green County
Leon C. Griffith
Monroe
Copenhagen
International Harvester Company
Local theaters gain new owner as quarter interest sold
J H Geiger buys a quarter stake in Monroe and Washington theaters the Lobby and Movie Inn. Christmas sales ease with diamond ring demand from about 39 local girls as jewelry firms report a strong season. An 800 to 1,000 student crowd gathers for a festive display.
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