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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1973
Page
1
Israeli troops seize an advanced Soviet built missile unit tied to air force strikes. U.S. officials say American technicians will study the weapon and share knowledge gained. Reports detail mixed global political and security developments across Washington Cairo and Belfast.
President Anwar Sadat urged Israel to withdraw to the Oct. 22 line as the first step toward Middle East peace. He ruled out direct talks and said an international conference could begin after disengagement. Golda Meir left for Washington to meet Nixon while U.N. peacekeeping posts were established around Suez.
The Monroe Jaycees sponsor a Halloween Parade and Party tonight with Pete Kromm as chairman. Children up through sixth grade must be at the Junior High School before 7 p.m. The parade goes around the business square, returns to the gym for prizes, treats, and a movie. Eighth Grade Band leads. Monroe Police assist with traffic.
No school for Monroe Public Schools students on Thursday and Friday due to the annual state teachers convention in Milwaukee. Teachers from Monroe and thousands of others attend. students return to classes Monday at the usual times.
The Green County Board of Supervisors unanimously adopted a nine member Unified Board to oversee community mental health and related services with advisory input. An attempt to make the board a one member council failed 19 to 12. The board also approved a $4,000 purchase for a county tree planter, paid dues, and set a budget item for Health Planning Council. The next meeting is 8 pm Monday November 5 in a special Budget Session open to the public.
Authorities urge prudence for trick or treaters with bright costumes and reflective tape while fire resistant materials are advised for masks and wigs. Parents should accompany younger children as the Milwaukee March of Dimes hosts a haunted house fundraiser and a "date with Dracula" prize event.
Thirty Monroe High School students depart at 7 a.m. by bus for Lakewood Colorado to begin a five day exchange with Lakewood High School. The group includes 16 girls and 14 boys led by advisors Mrs. William Spoerry and Fred Simpson with Harland Zick as driver. They will stay with Lakewood hosts through Sunday November 11 and return to Monroe by bus.
Ohio Republican William Saxbe after a White House meeting with President Nixon said he is "relatively sure" he will be named U.S. attorney general to replace Elliot Richardson who resigned amid the Watergate crisis. He called the post a challenge he cannot turn down and warned against presuming success.
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