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Newspaper
Mt Vernon Register News
Location
Mt Vernon, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1965
Page
2
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A quoted Bible verse from John 14 6 asserts Jesus as the way and the life while a Joseph Conrad reflection warns of the danger for those who lack hope love and trust in life
Editorial comments on the FCC plan to require networks to air 50 percent ad sponsor controlled programming, cutting nightly entertainment to two hours. Critics warn of censorship and reduced variety, while networks argue quality and variety would suffer. The piece notes current production shares by networks and independents and questions the impact on the public.
The Antenna Jungle explains CATV as Community Antenna Television, a system piping programs to subscribers for a monthly fee. Originating to serve remote areas, CATV now numbers about 1,300 firms serving over three million people in 46 states and faces potential regulation by the FCC.
Crossword style clues mix colors numbers and abbreviations for a themed grid. Across clues include black red plum purple Mohicans French labor federation and various objects while down clues cover marmalade appetite pulling sped feminine and other common terms. The puzzle lists numerous short forms and regional variants.
The forecast outlines general tendencies for all signs with focus on financial steadiness, personal growth, and strategic action. Each zodiac entry advises practical steps, collaboration with experts, and timely decisions to reap long term benefits. The piece closes urging readers to obtain Carroll Righter’s individual forecast by mailing birthdate and $1 to The Register-News.
Bishop of Chelmsford Rt. Rev. John G Tiarks warns that priests who refuse to baptize infants on conscience grounds should resign. He issues a seven point guidance stressing vows, and states the Church preserves both Catholic baptismal grace and Protestant justification by faith.
Public works crews repair water mains and gas lines after a coal mine collapse damages homes in Johnston City Illinois. Ten dwellings show cracks and some foundations shift while nearby Zeigler reports a similar abandoned mine collapse affecting a high school structure since 1963.
Flint police investigated a diesel locomotive theft reported by the Chesa Peak and Ohio Railroad Co. The engine was found about five miles from the roadhouse where it was taken, while investigators continued to search for the alleged engineers responsible.
Senator J W Fulbright says the Communists would balk at a supervised election to unite North and South Vietnam and advocates returning to Geneva accords detailing that path He notes Johnson’s role in pursuing negotiations and urges sustained support for South Vietnam to show possible compromise peace. The remarks follow a Senate Foreign Relations Committee meeting and are tied to broader Viet Nam policy.
Mrs. Earle McNary from Louisville complains after a repairman promised service for a doorbell issue and never arrived. She says the electrician claimed to have rung the doorbell but got no answer while a week passed without contact or visit.
General Mark Clark says the United States must continue bombing North Vietnam or risk a renewed Korea scenario. South Vietnamese forces report 54 Viet Cong killed and 15 captured north of Da Nang. MIG jets in North Viet Nam adopt hit and run tactics and fight only when stronger. Senator Fulbright doubts Communists would accept a supervised election to unite Viet Nam. Foreign ministers from Africa and Asia gather in Algiers as the military regime braces for new demonstrations.
U S officials expect better relations with Egypt as surplus food aid suspension ends. In Kansas thousands flee Arkansas River flooding sweeping central areas. Philadelphia food center trucks exit under police escorts amid Teamsters wildcat strike. David O Selznick, famed Gone With the Wind producer and Oscar winner, dies at 63.
New York actor and author Jean Pierre Aumont explains he writes best when squeezing time between tasks. He notes his upcoming Broadway comedy Madame Mousse, written backstage during Tovarich’s run, as his sixth play, often created under similar circumstances.
Luci Baines Johnson, daughter of President Johnson, drives a new American-made green sports car to a summer job, a gift from the President and Mrs. Johnson for graduation and her birthday on July 2. Chester Conklin elopes with June Gunther in Las Vegas, their fourth marriage for him and second for her. Lana Turner weds California businessman Robert Eaton in a private Virginia ceremony, Eaton's first marriage.
Sam Dreher a 31 year old of Memphis was driving a truck on U S 70 when a second load struck his vehicle a television tower being hauled by another truck. Police and fire crews arrived and the vehicles were separated with no injuries reported.
Ron Fairly slugged a homer, triple and single driving in two and scoring twice as the Dodgers beat the Mets 4-2.
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