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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1972
Page
2
A collage of brief items from December 18 across years shows notable deaths, accidents, civic notes, and local happenings. Charles Laughton dies at 63. Peter Blum killed placing a Christmas tree. blood donations reach 826 pints for the year.
Washington digest analyzes how Burke Hartke bills on foreign imports threaten jobs, challenging Nixon’s trade push toward China and the Soviet Union. Labor leaders rally in 1973 as Nixon’s foreign policy mix raises political risk for Republicans.
Brookings specialists say US dominance wanes yet remains capable of leading new trade approaches. They warn economic nationalism could grow as Japan and Western Europe contest markets while Western Europe expands the Common Market. The energy crisis pushes nations to secure resources and Japan relies on foreign supplies.
On this date 1865 the 13th amendment abolishing slavery was adopted. In 1777 Washington went to winter quarters at Valley Forge. In 1963 Moscow rioters protested discrimination. In Dayton Ohio residents urged keeping a steam whistle at Oxford Paper Co as a public feature. Suburban West Carrollton kept the whistle after public pressure.
A brief note wishes Henry Jr. the best of holiday greetings, extending warm regards and goodwill during this festive period.
The Monroe Evening Times lists post office historic details, subscription rates by carrier and mail across Wisconsin Illinois zones, advance payment rule, and office hours. It urges subscribers to know their delivery carrier, keep contact numbers handy, and report missed deliveries promptly.
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