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Newspaper
Mt Vernon Register News
Location
Mt Vernon, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1968
Page
2
The text states the Associated Press obtains exclusive use for published news and local items in this newspaper. It also notes second class postage paid at Mount Vernon Illinois and provides a postal flag code 1625.
A reflective note references Proverbs 25 28 warning that self control guards a person like walls around a city. It also cites Eleanor Roosevelt on the danger of losing individuality and individuality’s value.
De Gaulle wins 142 of 154 seats in the first round and leads in 150 of 316 runoff contests, prompting relief and concern among Gaullists and anti-Gaullists. The result gives France stability yet demands reform to address education, housing, wages, and governance flaws, with De Gaulle ordered to push sweeping reforms. TV cleanup raises questions about lasting change in content versus temporary edits.
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New York AP reports France s economic shift worsens amid rising prices and social unrest as de Gaulle s policy shift to gold backing and subsidy measures strains world trade. France contemplates import limits while subsidizing exports, risking retaliation and widening the clash between protectionists and free traders in the United States.
An Illinois State Bar Association article explains remedies for wives abused by husbands. Disturbing the peace charges arise from public beating. battery applies for bodily harm. Extreme cruelty supports divorce and a restraining order can remove the husband from the home. A wife who leaves is not deserting.
The Associated Press reports Gov. John A. Volpe endorsed Nixon and predicted a first-ballot nomination win in Miami Beach. Nixon proposed a blue ribbon commission to revamp federal government operations with top management and academic talent to boost responsiveness. Rockefeller criticized Nixon on Johnson’s Supreme Court picks, while Humphrey activists and delegates rally in Minnesota and Atlantic City.
Atty. Gen. Ramsey Clark told a congressional subcommittee that the Justice Department will continue to use wiretaps sparingly even as new authority expands the method. He argued the value of wiretaps is not as great as widely believed and noted more convictions are being won without them. Washington AP reports.
Capital Footnotes outline the redemption of silver certificates amounting to 110 million dollars in the year before last Monday. Airways face heavy equipment costs that may hinder growth forecasts per Civil Aeronautics Board briefings. Senator Tydings calls the gun control delay a real defeat as Judiciary Committee postpones action to July 9.
George Wallace drew about 7,500 people Thursday night in Columbia Maryland at a rally in a developing area between Baltimore and Washington. The crowd estimate reflects ongoing support as he vents distrusted views at the convention.
On June 28 several world events are listed including the assassination of Archduke Francis Ferdinand in 1914 that sparked World War I, the 1778 Battle of Monmouth, Queen Victoria's 1838 coronation, the 1919 Versailles Treaty, Yugoslav guerrilla actions in 1941, Dewey's 1944 GOP nomination, MacArthur's 1945 Pacific remark, and various Cold War and recent era notes involving Khrushchev, Khruschev, and Johnson's discussions.
The article cites General Curtis E. LeMay asserting that despite the horrors of nuclear war, conflict remains possible at any intensity. He argues that discouraging war by fear alone is insufficient and that readiness and strategic considerations keep war within the realm of possibility.
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