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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1968
Page
2
Incomplete text fragment appears from Monroe Evening Times with scattered words about rates, poets, and names. The readable bits include terms like Wines Car and Poets Strice, but no coherent event or person details emerge.
Madeline Bosben argues democracy is people controlling the state with equal rights and duties. She cites Lincoln and outlines three pillars high literacy, informed public, and a prosperous middle class, advocating a five D approach to solving problems.
Readers are urged to vote for Eugene McCarthy in Wisconsin on April 2 to influence U.S. foreign policy and oppose Johnson’s war stance. Letters discuss dissent, nationalization fears, and the need for a peace-oriented approach, citing sources and urging turnout.
The excerpt speaks of life built on character and faith in the people and notes future opportunities that will challenge democracy in America.
Liz Taylor, still grieving after witnessing her husband’s burial, rallied today as reports from Guilford College in North Carolina note Charles Chase was named head of the college class.
On March 26 1948 John L Lewis did not attend the president's coal strike fact finding board meeting despite being summoned. A lightning triggered fire at the Michael Flanagan farm Adams Township caused about $40000 in damages.
A humorous aphorism contrasts belief in finding African nations on last year's globe with rising nostalgia for winters past, noting the dreamer grows wealthier in dream quality while current comfort rises.
A wry collage of opinions on ships, theater, attention, police vehicles, hashhouse food, advertising watches, and pessimism. The writer mocks student ships, audience pretenders, costly “attention” requests, and underdressed salads while urging caution with unmarked police cruisers fenders.
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