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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1971
Page
2
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Editorial notes Daley as pivotal in Illinois for the 1972 nomination. Muskie leads polls against Nixon, with Daley mulling Kennedy or Jackson while wary of Chappaquiddick and Humphrey legacies. Primary law changes loom, but Daley likely backs Muskie though final lean undecided.
Analysis notes speculation that Premier Chou Enlai may visit the United Nations in New York before Nixon’s trip to Peking and that U Thant might rethink retirement. The piece argues Peking likely will win U N membership as 18 sponsors push for it, with Washington abstaining, potentially allowing Chou to stage a dramatic UN showing.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Zimmerli of Decatur Township join the Wisconsin Town and Country Travelers on a 21 day Swissair tour to northern and central Europe. The 40 person group tours Norway Denmark Holland Germany Austria and Switzerland with August and Isabel Baumann as coordinators. They fly out of O’Hare Sept 1 and return Sept 22 with stops in Oslo and Zurich. Paul Grossenbacher of New Glarus receives invitation to a U.S. Embassy reception in Bern. A group of Arizona snowbirds hosts a New Glarus dinner for Tucson visitors.
A glance through notices recalls a summer day with lightning blamed for a fire destroying a shed and car on the Wendell Krogwold farm near Brodhead. John Beutel 18 of Monroe wins first at Badgerland Music festival in Janesville and may enter a national Chicago contest.
A Green County initiative unites five American Legion posts to plant a permanent arboreal memorial along county main highways. Each tree honors a Green County soldier nurse or active service member from the World War era, living or dead, as a traveling tribute across the region.
Saturday July 31 1971 marks the 212th day of 1971 with 153 days left. Notable events include the 1917 start of the Battle of Flanders, Edison patent work in 1877, MacMillan talks on Common Market, a 1961 shipwreck near Falmouth with 31 dead, and Nixon's 1970s middle east cease fire assurance.
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