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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1971
Page
2
Postal notice from Maines Wisconsin region cites subscription rates and advance payment rules. It lists office hours 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday to 12 noon, with a phone contact. It instructs carriers to know their delivery boy and to call him if papers are missed.
Editorial views the Nixon Red China trip as a path to broader peace hopes in Vietnam and Southeast Asia. It flags potential U.N. membership for Red China, Pakistan tensions, and risk of wider conflict amid refugee flows and regional power plays.
A recap of events from 1951 1961 1981 and 1931 noting Gerald E Thompson named superintendent of Brodhead schools Cuban Premier Castro releases hijacked Eastern Airlines crew and passengers Monroe Clinic adds Dr Scribner Braun and others Co K guardsmen return from Camp Ripley amid train washout disaster Admiral Forest Sherman dies Scrap aluminum drive proves strong in Monroe and a runaway model airplane search continues Fire siren marks new alarm system debut at 2 20 am
On this date July 24, 1946 the first underwater atomic bomb test was conducted at Bikini Atoll. Other notes mention Gibraltar's capture in 1704, Bolivar’s birth in 1783, Brigham Young’s Pioneer Day arrival in 1847, and various 19th and 20th century events.
The piece ponders Nixon’s potential upcoming China visit and imagines him in Tian An Men Square. It muses on how Chinese citizens might greet an arch capitalist despite two decades of anti- capitalist teaching. The tone is speculative about diplomatic outcomes.
July calendar entries list names with towns and ages for a series of local events and birthdays. The article also records numerous weekend visitors and a large funeral attendance list for Jesse Arnot with many relatives across Wisconsin and Illinois.
The First Federal Savings and Loan Assoc. opens a branch in Appleton Wisconsin. It marks the institution's first office outside Milwaukee area after operating in temporary quarters since December.
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