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Newspaper
Mt Vernon Register News
Location
Mt Vernon, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1966
Page
5
The quetzal, once sacred to the Aztecs, is identified as Guatemala's national bird reflecting its cultural and natural significance. The bird embodies national identity and is celebrated in Guatemalan heritage and symbols.
Defense Department lists Army Pfc. Michael Oguinn of Murphysboro Illinois as killed in Vietnam during the week ending last Saturday. The report confirms the casualty amid ongoing combat actions in Southeast Asia.
The Pentagon reduced monthly alcohol purchases in Vietnam from six fifths to three fifths per serviceman and civilian, including wine, to curb black market activity and ease logistics. About 267,000 personnel are affected as PX outlets and drink-only venues handle most sales.
A dense OCR listing of a full day’s television schedule from TOMONT stations. It covers News, weather, multiple color broadcasts, and a large slate of classic films, Westerns, dramas, and variety shows with numerous titles and actor credits interleaved.
AP review notes Rowan and Martin take over Dean Martin's show with Dom DeLuise and new talent, including Lainie Kazan and Julie Rolin. Improv bits and casual set changes mark the hour while ESP documentary on ABC struggles with visuals and debate. Weekend viewing suggestions include Wayne and Schuster and Sportsman’s Holiday.
The Illinois Supreme Court ruled the new bail bond law constitutional. It requires a bondsman to post stock or bonds equal to the bail or property worth twice the bail value. Defendants may deposit 10 percent cash with the court, refundable after court appearances except one percent. The case arose from Peoria County over Marvin Gendron burglary charges.
CBS resumes a special illustrated feature titled Two Weeks on the Moon revealing findings from Surveyor 1. The program airs from 6 to 7 with enhanced visuals and expert commentary.
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