Agnew to speak at Racine rally in Wisconsin
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew will attend a daytime rally in Racine on Friday Nov 3 as part of Republican campaign plans. Racine appears to be his only Wisconsin stop according to campaign officials.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1972
Page
1
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew will attend a daytime rally in Racine on Friday Nov 3 as part of Republican campaign plans. Racine appears to be his only Wisconsin stop according to campaign officials.
A series entry presents student comments from Browntown on Monroe Public Schools during American Education Week. Grade 1 to 4 replies cover likes for math TV, art and Phy Ed, reading, social studies, field trips, shell collections, and group work focusing on learning, effort, and school participation.
In Washington Kissinger told reporters an almost complete settlement exists with only a few linguistic and technical issues left. He noted one more negotiating session lasting three to four days may be needed before a U S South Vietnam pact, clarifying cease fire timing and territorial issues.
Kissinger says Washington must decide if it signs for South Vietnam and that Thieu may accept a cease fire though Saigon has disagreements with the draft. He notes North Vietnam set the Oct. 31 deadline, but negotiations would continue if missed. The plan includes a 60 day pullout, one to one weapon replacements, prisoner returns, self determination via a supervised election, and a National Council of Reconciliation.
Nearly 200 Democrats and supporters met at Robbie's Yodel Club New Glarus to hear Congressman Robert Kastenmeier review Congress actions and discuss water pollution policy and war declaration limits. Ted Weiss Monroe candidate for the 51st Assembly discussed property taxes and corporate farming. Joanne Duren 50th District incumbent highlighted Assembly achievements and pressed for re election against Larry Wyman.
The Green County Historical Society receives 5000 dollars from the estate of Arthur T. C. Olsen of Yucalpa California formerly of Monroe. Olsen died in 1970 aged 86 after a life of travel and business success. The bequest funds permanent museum improvements including a fireproof storage room and a work and meeting room.
Wisconsin voters face Rep. Robert W. Kastenmeier and challenger Michael Kelly in a reshaped 2nd District race. Kelly, 25, Portage, conservative and Badger Herald co founder, says he will not seek all voters and opposes welfare deadbeats. Kastenmeier, 48, veteran congressman, argues the district remains 85 percent intact despite redistricting, and he emphasizes a Vietnam withdrawal stance aligned with McGovern, while Kelly backs Nixon. The contest hinges on margins across Dane, Sauk, Iowa, Lafayette, Dodge and Columbia counties.
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