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Monroe Evening Times
Emery A. Odell
Monroe, Wisconsin
Congress
6Th Ave
Monroe
Wisconsin
Carrie
Iba
Irrepressible HHH blazes a 1972 presidential trail
Editorial observes Hubert Humphrey, at 60, campaigning intensively in 1971 for the 1972 Democratic nomination. It praises his energy and public kindness while noting his mastery of campaign theater and his view of 1972 as a great opportunity free of past handicaps. The piece recalls 1968 setbacks and Khrushchev talks as context.
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Bowling Green
Ohio
NEA
Hubert Humphrey
West Virginia
Hubert
John Gilligan
Wood County
Humphrey
Toledo
Khrushchev
Chicago
Nixon
Nee
Hum
Lyndon Johnson
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Today in History Highlights and Key Dates of 1971
The item recaps notable events on December 23 across history. It notes Alfred Dreyfus’s treason verdict in 1894, James Oglethorpe’s birth in 1696, naval and wartime events in 1775 and 1941, the Bastogne siege in 1944, Pope John XXIII’s 1963 message, Pope Paul VI’s Vietnam peace plea, and North Vietnam’s 1970 prisoner claim.
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Alfred Dreyfus
Winston Churchill
Washington
Pope Paul VI
North Vietnam
Monticello Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Richard Krajeck of Oshkosh visited his grandmother Mrs Ida Voegeli Saturday afternoon. Sunday Mr and Mrs Walter Voegeli and J Voegeli were dinner guests. The Voegelis, Mrs Ida Voegeli and Henry Grunder visited George Krajeck of Brooklyn. Frank Riese hosted Sunday dinner for his grandson Bryans 8th birthday with guests Mr and Mrs Jacob Keller, Mr and Mrs Ed Riese and family, and Mrs Mary Peterson. Mr and Mrs Ralph Kubly visited Harvey Ott in New Glarus Saturday. William Escher and family from Lodi were Sunday dinner guests of her parents, Mr and Mrs Gempler.
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Richard Krajeck
Oshkosh
Ida Voegeli
Walter Voegeli
J Voegeli
the Voegelis
Henry Grunder
George Krajeck
Brooklyn
Frank Riese
Bryan Riese
Jacob Keller
Ed. Riese
Mary Peterson
Ralph Kubly
Harvey Ott
New Glarus
William Escher
Jane
Tim
Lodi
Mrs. Gempler
Nixon eyes strong 72 South run with Wallace pattern
AP reports Nixon’s Southern strategy is effective and the president will push to win the region in 1972. Dent notes no major 1968 effort, but vows full-scale campaigning in states Wallace carried, including Georgia, with Carter’s rise cited as a moderating sign for the Democratic outlook.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Harry Dent
Dent
George Wallace
Alabama
American Independent Party
Mississi
Louisiana
Arkansas
Georgia
Richard Nixon
Wallace
Supreme Court
South
Lester Maddox
Boyle Jumps To Conclusions About Christmas
New York AP columnist HAL BOYLE riffs on holiday sentiment and adult perceptions of Christmas. He suggests many claim Christmas is for kids while secretly craving love and warmth, then pivots to biting social observations on romance, fashion, and executive changes during the season.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Boyle
Glancing Back Highlights From Monroe Chronology
A collage of notes from Monroe area history including Pearl Harbor missing in action alerts, Luzon fighting estimates, Hitler’s command, bank openings, theater regulation debates, Badger basketball victory, cheese tub invention, Winter snowfall tally, Mrs. Marty’s near centennial tribute, Taft’s presidential bid hint, Chamber dinner plans, Christmas mailing surge, and ongoing heavy snowfall with additional accumulations.
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Wee
Peter Barber
New London
Pearl Harbor
War Department
Luzon
Philippines
Adolph Hitler
World record Holstein cow and village monument noted
In Niagara Falls a 3% year old Holstein cow named Win slow Betsey set a world record by producing 378.5 pounds of milk and 17 031 pounds of butter in seven days. A 28 000 pound monument is being installed in Blanchardville Cemetery for founder Alvin Blanchard by Luchsinger Monument Works Monroe. Also reported a cow caused a Nativity pageant disruption, and a partnership suit seeks dissolution over access to books at a service station.
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J. Karlen
Winslow Betsey
Blanchardville
Alvin Blanchard
Luchsinger Monument Works
Monroe
Roosevelt to officiate as Santa at White House Xmas
President Theodore Roosevelt will preside at Christmas exercises in the White House. W. W. Churchill of New York plans a Christmas stay here then a quick business trip to Europe for his firm. Loofbourow's drug store offers "Tarry Thou Till I Come" among six top English novels.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Santa Claus
White House
W. W. Churchill
New York
Europe
Loofbourow
Nixon Runs Stronger In South, Dent Notes
Dent cites poll readings showing Nixon performing better in the South than elsewhere as evidence accumulates.
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Carl Marty Sr
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Charles Snow
Hamilton County
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