Monroe Evening Times and Publication Details
Community newspaper notes founding date October 13 1898 and publisher Emery A Odell. Daily except Sunday and holidays observed with postal classifications, circulation rates, office hours and contact numbers for carrier and mail subscribers.
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Emery A. Odell
Monroe Evening Times
Nixon’s political helm shifts to a lone approach
President Nixon moves to steer politics without an on scene adviser. The piece notes dismantling the inside setup, limited experience of George Bush as new GOP chairman, and questions whether he can guide a party post presidency amid looming 1976 tests and key gubernatorial races.
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Nixon
White House
H. R
Bob) Haldeman
Republican National Committee
George Bush
Texas
Republican Party
Massachusetts
New York
Michigan
California
Ohio
Pennsylvania
GOP
William Cahill
New Jersey
John Mitchell
Murray Chotiner
Harry Dent
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Zodiac and Local News Bite Size From January 26 1973
Horoscope section columns for Aries to Pisces with general guidance and cautions. Then, Enterprise Features notes on 1913 university basketball loss 44 to 4 to Cardinals, Miss Grace Dunwiddie hosting Phoebe A. Twining’s Portland trip, Monroe Choral Union planning Creation at the armory, 1903 bowling results Colts over Stars 1531 to 1408, Orville Clingman with smallpox and a play The Snow Ball at Monticello.
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Cardinals
Armory
Grace Dunwiddie
Phoebe A. Twining
Portland
Ore
Monroe Choral Union
Colts
Stars
Orville Clingman
Monroe
Cedarville
Chicago
Monticello
Today in History highlights many events on January 25
The brief notes recall 1915 transcontinental telephone service from New York to San Francisco, Bell’s first words, Napoleon becoming Italian Republic president in 1802, Poland's independence in 1831, the first Negro regiment in 1863, Cassino battle in 1944, Israel's first election in 1949, Tulane's integration, Pueblo crisis recall, Nixon Vietnam proposal, Spaak's 74th birthday, a thought on compliments, and Ellis Island's Mohegan and Oyster Island origins.
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United States
Alexander Graham Bell
New York
San Francisco
Napoleon Bonaparte
Poland
Italy
Cassino
Israel
Tulane University
New Orleans
Lyndon Johnson and the burden of style in power
The piece recalls Lyndon B. Johnson's self perception after the 1963 oath and his belief that he lacked the ability to unite the country. It notes hostility to his style, his Texan roots in Boston’s politics, and criticism as snobbery tied to his Northern liberal rivals. It cites Sam Houston Johnson on regional biases.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
East Coast
Jack Kennedy
Harvard
Sam Houston Johnson
Lyndon
Deep South
Southwest
East
Johnson’s political pull and private peculiarities outlined
In this portrait of Lyndon B. Johnson, the text details his relentless political focus, domineering yet charming pressure tactics, odd private habits, and obsession with power, noting his long influence on insiders and his ultimate failure to sway the broader public. Next: The Early Years.
Monroe Country Club elects Goetz president in 1963
Robert W. Goetz is elected president of Monroe Country Club to succeed Charles J. Mathias as Harvey T. Trumpy becomes vice president Anthony M. Kuban secretary treasurer Kenneth Stuart and H. L. Fenton join as new directors. The item lists a series of historical notes from Jan 25 across years.
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Robert W. Goetz
Monroe Country Club
Charles J. Mathias
Harvey T. Trumpy
Anthony M. Kuban
Kenneth Stuart
H. L. Fenton
United States
Fidel Castro
Fred J. Blumer
F. B. Luchsinger
C. L. Stillman
Philip N. Snodgrass
B. R. Bennett
Blumer
Snodgrass
H. M. Place
W. B. Gnagi Jr
Robert L. Rote
Albert Schlatter
Almira Carter
Green County
Albany
George Schneider Elected Secretary of New Chamber of Commerce
On January 25 1923 George Schneider is elected secretary of the new Chamber of Commerce with directors W E Trukenbrod John Strahm C A Roderick H C Roth John T Etter Fred J Blumer Fred L Kohli Paul J Weirich J H Durst and Fred J Bolender The great United States St Mihiel lies at the Antwerp quay ready to depart bearing the United States army of occupation from the Rhine.
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George Schneider
New Chamber of Commerce Organization
W. E. Trukenbrod
John Strahm
C. A. Roderick
H. C. Roth
John T. Etter
Fred J. Blumer
Fred L. Kohli
Paul J. Weirich
J. H. Durst
Fred J. Bolender
United States St. Mihiel
Antwerp
United States Army of Occupation
Rhine
Cleaner Air Through Research and Investment
Millions have been spent over years by manufacturers private research firms the electric utility industry and government to curb pollution. Electrostatic precipitators remove 99 percent of soot and fly ash in older plants with more to come in 1973 and new plants including Beloit and Fond du Lac facilities employ controls. The program funds 2 million for environmental studies and 300 million annual research across the industry to improve transmission generation and waste heat use while supporting a UW nuclear engineering project for fusion energy.
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