On the way to political and economic sanity
De Toledano argues the Gallup poll shows Americans lean right of center across parties while cautioning against overinterpreting conservatism. He credits Reagan for challenging bureaucracy, notes voters resist tax rises yet seek subsidies, and says the public is moving toward fiscal responsibility and less government, slowly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Carter
Jerry Brown
Morris Udall
Ford
Gallup
Copley News Service
Boston should learn from the South to end racial violence
Vernon E. Jordan Jr argues Boston's segregation tensions echo the South's past and urge federal activism, engaged leadership, and dialogue to desegregate schools, enforce court rulings, and expand inclusive governance. He urges Boston to break silence and unite for an open, pluralistic city.
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Boston
South
June 5 1966 Wisconsin and world briefs
Missing 60 year old Fred Luchsinger found dead along Highway 69 due to natural causes. Wisconsin weekend traffic deaths total 352 with 18 fatalities. Gemini 9 crew achieve near perfect Atlantic splashdown. Green County events include 75 at Monticello breakfast and 58 died in Chicago LaSalle Hotel fire injuring about 200. Soldiers bonuses to Monroe June 15 and 670 veterans to receive 351 144. Green County normal class holds 14 graduates. 1926 notes include Argyle store theft of clothing and Ella Thomann wins county spelling arithmetic and writing contest.
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Fred Luchsinger
New Glarus
Highway 69
Wisconsin
Atlantic Ocean
Monroe
Green County
L.A. Rossing
Argyle
Ella Thomann
Attica
County Rural School
Wisconsin Almanac 1866 Events and Notable Births
The 1866 Eau Claire Free Press reports three boys drown in the Chippewa River while bathing. Brothertown in Calumet County sees spotted fever. Frank Lloyd Wright born 1869 at Richland Center. Includes wolf hunts near Eagle and church building in Brodhead. Notes on territorial changes and tornadoes. Contains place name origins for Oconomowoc and Green Lake.
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Wisconsin
Eau Claire Free Press
Chippewa
The
Chilton Times
Brothertown
Calumet County
Frank Lloyd Wright
Richland Center
Waukesha Plain Dealer
Eagle
Red River
Indiana
St. Clair County
Madison County
Illinois
Wisconsin Territory
Congress
Mississippi River
Iowa Territory
On This Date in History June 5 1976 Highlights
June 5 1976 marks events from 1940 the Battle of France began to 1962 Nixon California primary win and other ten year and five year mentions. A long camp diary recounts a chaotic weekend at Camp Muck Lake Park with rain soaked days and humorous misadventures.
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France
George Marshall
Harvard University
Europe
U.S. Supreme Court
Communist Party
Justice Department
Richard Nixon
California
Eugene Cernan
Calcutta
India
East Pakistan
Suez Canal
Swamp Lake
Muck Lake
Bambi
Ranger
Wooden Three
American Journal of Animal Husbandry
Charlie
Dog
Ranger Station
Monroe Evening Times masthead details
The Monroe Evening Times lists Larry E. Lund as publisher James Glessner as editor and Robert Beverly as circulation manager in its masthead.
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THE
Monroe Evening Times
Larry E. Lund
James Glessner
Robert Beverly
Mgr
James Bruce
William Johnston, Jr
Robert Maurer
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National Urban League
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Judicial Towing
Monticello
First National Bank
Karlen
LaSalle
Chicago
Red Cross
Green County Normal
Swiss Cheese Capital USA
Ial
Badger Almanac
Vernon
la Crosse
Juneau
Ft. Crawford
Prairie du Chien
Claude Jean Allouez
Crawford County
Sauk County
Kilbourn
Wisconsin Dells
Belle Boyd
Oconomowoc
Green Lake
Day-cho-lah
Lac du Verde
James A.R. Stauff
By Ted Scheffer
Joan Gempeler
Monroe Publishing Co., Inc
16Th Ave
Associated Press
Invarid Daily Press Assn
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AP News
Green
Lafayette
Iowa
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Rock
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