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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1971
Page
2
The Monroe Evening Times lists founding details and contact hours. It advises carrier subscribers to know their delivery boy and call if missed, and asks mail subscribers who fail to receive the paper to notify the office.
Editorial notes NORAD's Space Defense Center near Colorado Springs monitors over 16 000 space reports daily. Of thousands of objects, fewer than 500 are satellites. the rest is debris. Space traffic study supports Apollo 15 missions and future collision risk remains low but rising with more launches. The center, born from Sputnik era tracking, operates at Cheyenne Mountain within NORAD and marks its second decade this July.
FBI reports show burglaries as the largest crime category, accounting for about 40 percent of property crimes with losses in the hundreds of millions. California police chief Everett F Holladay promotes Operation Identification and Operation Equality to deter burglars, engraving ID numbers on valuables and placing warning stickers. The program, backed by police, has spread from California to New Orleans, reducing burglary rates in some areas.
Gov. Gaylord Nelson declared a traffic emergency to curb highway slaughter through the Fourth of July weekend. A Nevada crash killed 11 in the worst auto accident in state history.
The report blends multiple events from 1921 to 1923 including two deaths linked to heat in Wisconsin, dairy industry notes with a new cheese factory near Cadiz, and sports stars Jack Dempsey and Georges Carpentier awaiting a title bout in Jersey City.
Three Flemish paintings valued at about $60,000 were stolen from a villa in Le Zoute Belgium, according to police reports. No suspects named and no arrests reported.
A playful piece opens with a humor column asking quirky questions about daily life and morals. The main item from Rensselaer reports a Hudson River bridge blast near Albany razing a tower and knocking out about 100 windows, yet Albany-Rensselaer Paint and Glass Co. escapes damage as business seems to improve.
Historian James Mac Gregor Burns lauds partial disclosure but warns the Times Pentagon study is incomplete and may distort history. He criticizes the 25 year embargo and notes Johnson era papers remain locked. He fears public overreaction may derail reasoned debate on Vietnam.
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