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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1972
Page
2
The Monroe Evening Times outlines subscription options with carrier, mail, and zone rates. It lists office hours, contact details, and subscriber guidance for missed deliveries and delivery personnel.
Bruce Biass analyzes the 1972 Democratic race noting that Florida and Wisconsin could determine whether Humphrey Muskie McGovern Lindsay Jackson Wallace or others survive. He argues money and wins matter, predicting tough paths and potential comebacks, with March and April contests shaping the nomination fight.
Albany hobbyists Wilbur K. Dehmer and Maurice Ringhand report large flocks of robins in the Albany Wildlife Area along with many pine grosbeaks wild pigeons and unusually many red bellied woodpeckers. Cardinal presence at feeders has declined since earlier years.
The John Birch Society releases a four page Protest Letter urging President Nixon to abort plans to visit Red China. It accuses Mao Tse Tung and Chou En Lai of mass murder and calls such a meeting a betrayal of anti Communist allies and Chinese victims.
The Mailbag letter from Donald Fairman of Brodhead Wisconsin argues against a presidential visit citing Korea war status with Red China, Red Chinese arms aiding North Vietnam, propaganda aiding revolutionary activity, and heroin production claims. It urges Americans to contact Congress press and the President to express opposition.
The page outlines a 12 section horoscope with guidance on using intuition in romance. It explains matching letters to sections, summing 12 numbers, and forecasts like 20-30, 31-39, and 40-50 indicating day goals, breaks, or staying in the background.
The Green County Chapter of the University of Wisconsin Alumni Association will honor Green County alumni who attended UW 50 or more years ago at the Green County Founders Day banquet on February 17 at Monroe Country Club.
On this date in history, Mary Queen of Scots was beheaded in 1578 for plotting against Elizabeth I, and Mohawk and French forces attacked Schenectady in 1690. Other noted events include the Little Rock arsenal seizure in 1871, the Boy Scouts organization in 1910, and various wartime and diplomatic milestones through 1971.
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