Monroe Evening Times publication and subscription details
The Monroe Evening Times announces its founding in 1898, listing editor and address, AP and regional associations, and subscription rates by carrier and mail across Wisconsin and Illinois zones. It details office hours, phone number, and subscriber notices for missed deliveries.
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Illinois
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Monroe Evening Times
Editorials Demos unfair on Nixon plan
Nixon never claimed a secret plan to end the Vietnam War. The criticism grew from a New Hampshire pledge in 1968 and repeated press questioning. Nixon warned against detailing bargaining positions and said ending the war was an objective, not a fixed formula.
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NEA
Nixon
Vietnam
New Hampshire
American Legion Hall
Mpton
Pacific
America
Hampton
Richard J. Whalen
Whalen
Eugene McCarthy
Johnson
George Romney
LBJ
Jules Witcover
Richard Nixon
Herbert Brownell
Eisenhower
John Sears
Soviet Union
New York Times
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Abby Advice Column Letter Pack from Chicago Tribune
A collection of Dear Abby columns discusses family roles, marital bias in employment, stay-at-home moms, and childcare. It includes a reader’s questions about secrecy in marriage, overdue library fines, postal rates, and asks Abby for guidance with personal responses.
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Letter suggests funding traffic lights at Monroe bypass intersection
A reader from Monroe urges city action after two separate accidents at the Highway 69 11 81 bypass crossroads. The writer proposes city records review to identify top costly insurer losses and asks companies to fund signals to reduce hazard and protect public safety.
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Monroe
Freeport
A.D. Stauffacher
City to install traffic signals at intersection
The city has received state orders to install traffic signals at the intersection. Lights are not yet delivered but will be installed promptly once received. The city government aims to reduce hazard and improve safety as soon as possible.
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State Department of Highways
Albany Enrollment Figures Report for Schools
Preliminary enrollment in Albany schools totals 518 with 359 in K through 8 and 159 in the high school. The breakdown shows 266 boys and 252 girls, with grades from first to eighth totaling 41, 29, 41, 47, 87, 32 and 37, plus 45 in kindergarten and high school classes listed as freshmen 43 sophomores 48 juniors 39 and seniors 29. An Office of Education estimate notes 3 to 4 percent of U S school-age children have speech disorders roughly 2.5 million people.
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Albany
Office of Education
United States
Encyclopaedia Britannica
On This Day in History September 7 Highlights
Events span 1822 Brazil declares independence from Portugal and 1533 Elizabeth I birth. Notable others include 1812 French defeat Russians at Corodino, 1899 Newport auto parade, 1930 Boulder Dam construction, 1940 Blitz raids on London, 1945 Truman signs Japanese surrender papers aboard Missouri, 1962 de Gaulle Hamburg visit, 1970s federal student aid agency proposal, 1976 Ireland UK talks inconclusive, 1971 London talks end without agreement.
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Portugal
Elizabeth I
England
Corodino
Moscow
Newport
R.I
United States
Colorado
Boulder Dam
Hoover Dam
London
Harry S. Truman
Missouri
Charles de Gaulle
Hamburg
Germany
White House
John Lynch
Edward Heath
Northern Ireland
Kennedy seeks authority to mobilize 150000 reservists
President Kennedy moves to authorize 150,000 Reservists to active duty amid Communist pressures in Cuba and rising international tension. The report notes the action as part of a broader response to global security challenges during September 1962.
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Kennedy
Cuba
Monroe
John A. Schindler
Shin Yea Sun
Ludlow Memorial Library
Fire, tragedy and streams of heat sweep through early Monroe and Chicago
The itemized clippings recall disasters and events from 1912 and 1902: a man named Back was trapped in mud near Monticello and forced to be shot after breaking a leg. Monroe suffered a devastating fire destroying Becker lumber yard and Curran feed barn while Spangler home burned. four people died in Chicago’s heat wave. Green County Fair receipts totaled 3 212 40 with daily totals listed. Milwaukee expected record crowds for events including the National Grand Army encampment Elks carnival state fair and sports show. the Nilsen Kaech tailor partnership dissolved. All-Star baseball game formatting noted with managers arranging lineups. ads mention Bienema Olds Cadillac upgrades.
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Monroe
William A. Becker
Thomas Curran
George Spangler
Fred Maeder
Chicago
Milwaukee
Nilsen Kaech
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Fred Divan
Woodford
John Mueller
Clarence Bridge
McKusick Construction Co
Monticello
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Bienema
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State Farm Life and Accident Assurance Company
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