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Newspaper
Mt Vernon Register News
Location
Mt Vernon, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1968
Page
2
The editor retains publication rights for all news content in this paper including local items whether credited to the editor or others.
A compact quote feature recalls Proverbs 4 27 urging steady course away from evil and Socrates noting that a good life matters more than mere existence, offering a short meditation on moral direction and virtue.
The piece argues East Germany uses salami slicing over Berlin to force recognition of sovereignty. It cautions that strong Western retaliation could widen East West rifts, while urging restraint to avoid a dangerous miscalculation in Europe.
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The article discusses part score bidding in bridge with examples from a North American game. It cites Lee Langdon’s aggressive style and analyzes East and West bids that led to poor seven spade results, concluding North’s four diamonds was a giveaway and South incurred a 1000 point loss due to bad judgment.
In Newark, Philip Hutchings, a 26 year old organizer, chosen to succeed Rap Brown as SNCC leader. Hutchings will serve as program coordinator, reflecting a shift away from personality leadership toward grassroots organizing and joint work with whites. Brown faces a five year federal sentence on firearms charges and did not seek re election.
Edward Hochrider, 77, says he has been AWOL from the Navy since 1931 and asks forgiveness. He recalls a divine prompting to act. For 14 years he has lived at a blind shelter in East St. Louis, and the Navy must determine his status before any action.
Defense Secretary Clark Clifford for the first time reveals a key policy split with his predecessor McNamara. He supports advancing the five billion dollar Sentinel antimissile program to counter potential Chinese and Soviet nuclear threats while cautioning against driving a new arms race and urging restraint to seek broader arms limits.
The Navy confirmed Ward Browne enlisted in 1917 at age 26 under the name Hochrider. Browne purportedly went AWOL in 1931, but officials say no action will be taken until identity is verified.
The Q4 note states that renting a house to a couple with one child who now cares for five small children does not require a day care license unless a local ordinance demands it. State law does not require licensing for day care centers unless nine or more children are involved.
New York AP reports Archbishop Terence J. Cooke plans a late July visit to Pope Paul VI in Rome announced to about 1,000 Spanish speaking New Yorkers. Also Seoul reports President Park Chung Hee will travel to Australia and New Zealand next month instead of fall to align with peace talks and regional ministerial meetings in Canberra.
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