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Monroe
Green
Lafayette
Iowa
Dane
Rock
Wisconsin
Jo Davies, Stephenson
Winnebago
Illinois
United States
Monroe Evening Times
Own weaknesses undo Nixon says allies fear
Washington sources say Nixon’s lack of self confidence and fear of criticism led him to surround himself with sycophants who fed his sense of popularity. They suggest a Potemkin Village of advisers and expect him to bring in a broader White House mix to restore checks and balance and address inflation unemployment and crime.
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Washington
Nea
Nixon
Watergate
Potemkin
Vietnam
Palace
Mr. Nixon
White House
Daniel Moynihan
William Rogers
Robert Finch
Arthur Binns
Veterans parade questions and local sentiments voiced
The writer laments Monroe’s absence from the Veterans parade on May 6 and criticizes the community for lack of flags and participation. The letter also cites remarks by state officials and notes bands traveling from distant towns, while a separate item references a Rural Urban Night speech on farm prices and food costs with quotes from a Wisconsin executive and Congressman Neil Smith.
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Monroe
Robert Gaulke
Wisconsin Agri-Business Council
Farm Bureau
Weisensel
Madison
Neil Smith
Iowa
E.J. Kaderly
Juda
May 10 1963 notes track Cooper tour and Badger leaders
Mercury program serves as Leroy Gordon Cooper Jr moves toward a world tour while Wisconsin items note Kim Kindschi and Tony Lux winning 22nd Badger Boys State on June 15 at Ripon. Stables offerings near Monroe, and local school leaders and price controls surface in 1943 1933 eras.
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Leroy Gordon Cooper Jr
Mercury Travel Agency
Kim Kindschi
Tony Lux
Badger
Ripon
Stone Arc Stables
Monroe
Leroy Wuethrich
May 10 1973 highlights and local Hannibal mayor memo
This May 10 1973 brief notes historic anniversaries including the first US transcontinental railroad spike in Ogden 1869 and Vespucci’s 1479 voyage. It also reports Hannibal Missouri: new mayor Bernard Williams finds red rings marking a leaky roof.
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Ogden
Utah
United States
Amerigo Vespucci
New World
Ethan Allen
Vermont
Green Mountain Boys
Ft. Ticonderoga
New York
Jefferson Davis
Irwinville
France
Alsace- Lorraine
Germany
Belgium
Holland
Luxemburg
Rudolf Hess
Scotland
John XXIII
Saigon
U.S
North Vietnam
China
Fred Astaire
Nancy Walker
Lord Byron
Hannibal
Bernard Williams
Henry Glascock
Williams
Monroe High School 1923 Valedictorian and Salutatorian Named
Miss Lethel Walter delivers the 1923 valedictory for Monroe High School after finishing a four year program in three with a 93.2 average, the top mark. Miss Helen Meythaler is salutatorian. Also note May 10 1913 era sports results and local incidents including a touring car collision and a jail release on vagrancy charges.
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A. Peter Stauffacher
Monroe Sales Co
Paul E. Baltzer
William C. Rieder
Myron I. Stair
Charles Hub
Juda High
Green County Teachers’ Assn
Alice Zimmerli
Peebles
Gloria Marty
Ross School
Lois Quade
Zentner School
Norman Fries
New Glarus
Lethel Walter
Monroe High School
Walter
Helen Meythaler
Platteville Normal
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Emery A. Odell
16Th Ave
Associated Press, Inland Daily Press Association, and
Wisconsin Daily Newspaper League
Associated Press
AP News
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Office of Price Administration
Prentiss Brown
OPA
Green County
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Eugene Thorp
Monroe-Browntown
THE
Bienema’s Olds
Arthur Stuart
South Wayne
Emerson
Merchant Street
William Hettinger
Clarno Station
Richland Creek
Illinois Central
Freeport
Thomas Trumphy
Fiddler & Chapin
Wagner
Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Aquarius
Ra Carpets
Nylo Moss
Squ Carpets Inc
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