Monroe Evening Times details and subscription rates
The Monroe Evening Times publishes daily except Sundays and holidays from Monroe Wisconsin. It lists founding date editor and office contact details, AP and press association memberships, and various subscription rates by carrier and mail regions across Wisconsin Illinois and zones. It urges subscribers to know their delivery carrier and to notify if papers are missed.
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Monroe
Green
Lafayette
Iowa
Dane
Rock
Wisconsin
Davies, Stephenson and
Winnebago
Illinois
Jo Davies, Stephenson and Winnebago
Monroe Evening Times
McGovern tax plan faces reality of looming budgets
Editorial argues McGovern overpromises on tax relief while budgets swell toward 350 billion annually by 1977. It contrasts Nixon and McGovern pledges, notes built in budget escalators, and warns that most taxpayers would feel effects from higher taxes despite rhetoric.
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Washington
NEA
George McGovern
Nixon
eGovern
New York
McGovern
Miami Beach
McGoverns
U.S
Eto
Glancing Back Sept 6 1962 Kennedy on Cuba arms stance
In a Kennedy era note, the president warns the United States will use whatever means necessary to stop Cuba from arming with Soviet weapons for any part of the Western Hemisphere. The entry highlights a broad spectrum of historic items across years with brief notices.
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Kennedy
United States
Cuba
Western Hemisphere
Senate
Edward J. Kaderly
Gordon W. Roseleip
Roy L. Lewis
Ray J. Eickstein
Irven Gibson
Closing Day Crowds at 1902 County Fair Report
On September 6 1902 nearly 10000 people attended the fair closing with hotels and feed stables at full capacity. The Evangelical Lutheran and Reformed Church at Clarno will be dedicated Sunday morning. Inaugural medals trace back to inauguration badges used by committees becoming collector items. Olds and Cadillac advertisements highlight modern improvements at Bienema Olds.
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J.H. Eaton
Evangelical Lutheran and Reformed
Clarno
History highlights for September 6 in world events
Today in history notes key events on September 6 across centuries. Pilgrims sail Mayflower in 1620, Open Door policy proposed in 1899, McKinley shot in 1901, Peary north pole claim 1909, Marne battle 1914, Romania king abdicates 1940, Verwoerd killed 1966, Katanga cease plan 1960s, UAW Ford strike era, NI talks with Heath 1970s, Hindu proverb on contentment.
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Plymouth
England
New World
United States
China
William McKinley
Buffalo
N. Y
Robert E. Peary
North Pole
The
Marne
Carol II of
Romania
Hendrik F. Verwoerd
South Africa
Capetown
Soviet Union
Katanga
Congo
U.N
United Automobile Workers
Ford
John Lyndon
Northern Ireland
London
Edward Heath
Soviets may boost Mediterranean power
Pentagon officials forecast Moscow will bolster Mediterranean operations with helicopter carriers and extra intelligence ships after Egypt expelled Soviet advisers and cut reconnaissance flights. The Moskva and Leningrad could patrol near US ships while AGI surveillance ships increase electronic monitoring.
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Washington
Pentagon
Soviet Union
Mediterranean
Egypt
Russia
Anwar Sadat
Egyptian
Moskva
Leningrad
U. S
Leningradee
Syria
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Emery A. Odell
Monroe, Wisconsin
Congress
16Th Ave
Associated Press, Inland Daily Press Association, and
Wisconsin Daily Newspaper League
Associated Press
Wishful
Bruce Bioss
Bernice Bede Osol
Aries Ams Seser
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
VIRGO
Sagittarius
Jon
Aquarius
Pisces
Travel
NEA, Inc
National Foundation For
Zor Camel Patrol
Madison
Green County
University of Wisconsin
Erwin Kissling
Monticello
Fred Meythaler
Louis R. Wolleson
Luchsinger
LaFollette
Dr. Ganfield
C.S. Dodge
G. Clarke Dodge
James H. Doolittle
U.S. Army
Sullivan
Mayer
Dowling
White Sox
Olds
Bienema
Cadillac
USA
Ween Aol
aCobe and Garden
Call the Times
Tullis
Tegrin
Usterine
Contac
Algreen Agency