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Newspaper
Mt Vernon Register News
Location
Mt Vernon, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1965
Page
2
A compact proverb style note contrasts wise speech with folly. It cites Proverbs 15 2 and Elbert Hubbard describing the value of keeping silent to avoid revealing ignorance. The items present brief quotes and the authors.
The hospital of tomorrow may serve 7 10 000 population regions with integrated offices for doctors and public health workers. Dentistry and pharmacy may cluster in the hospital with referrals between dentists and physicians. Dr Henry T Clark Jr notes built in benefits like lower costs and prepaid insurance growth. He expects more clinicians to work on salaries, not fees, sparking professional controversy amid Medicare debates.
Morning tasks help set future ease while afternoon brings changing conditions that require charm and evidence of cooperation. Each sign receives guidance on finances health and social plans with reminders to plan, confer, and act promptly. Carroll Righter forecast ends with a note on personal responsibility and a mailing address for copies.
Mercury is the element named for the fleet-footed Roman messenger god. It is a liquid metal that flows freely and was so named for its swift movement and divine associations.
In Washington the Senate Armed Services panel defeated an amendment to move arms research from Springfield Mass to Rock Island Illinois to save costs. Sen Paul Douglas argued the transfer could save 4.6 million yearly while Kennedy and others questioned economics and cited Springfield losses and personnel costs.
A distressed driver, confronted by a police officer for driving without a tail light, collapses in a moment of grief. The officer, softened, jokes that it isn’t serious. The motorist then frets over his missing trailer, highlighting a comic misperception of severity.
A compact word puzzle from a newspaper page lists clues across a diversified set of topics. Readable items include geographic hints, language roots, and common terms, reflecting a mixed puzzle section typical of early 20th century layouts.
Vatican sources say Pope Paul VI postponed publication of an encyclical on Dante Alighieri to September, with no reason given. The move aims to mark the poet’s 7th centenary. In Philadelphia, Marian Anderson gave a farewell performance at Robin Hood Dell. Santiago, Chile, President Eduardo Frei handed over duties to his interior minister before state visits, planning a three week tour and Latin American unity talks. In New York, Nahlon T. Puryear was named deputy director of the National Urban League by Whitney Young Jr.
Associate Judge Ziegler dismissed all election law violation cases due to a law change, a point raised in 1963. Chief Judge Gulley ruled the change had no effect on pending or pre August 7, 1963 violations. The letter argues public should review Gulley’s ruling, cites grand juries, affidavits, and a handwriting expert, and asks for publication.
Loretta King of Deerfield sues Secretary of State in Chicago for 10,900 claiming she received LK2002 instead of LK2000 for 1961 plate renewal. She seeks restoration of LK2000 and 10,000 in damages.
The article notes that swimming was highly regarded in ancient Greece and Rome and widely practiced, especially for warriors. It then claims that in the Middle Ages Europe abandoned outdoor bathing due to a belief that it facilitated epidemic spread, as cited in Encyclopaedia Britannica.
Busy blacksmith Peter Ronca of Roseto Pennsylvania turns 85 while preserving healthful routines in the Lehigh Valley town famed for long life. He works daily in slate quarries, helps his son in a garage business, tends a large garden, bikes for sport, and avoids indolence. Hundreds of visitors and dignitaries plan tributes as Ronca credits peace of mind and hard work for longevity. He and his wife Maria marked their 60th anniversary on April 30.
Reports from Quito Milan London and Rome describe army patrols in Machala after a revolt, a rebuke of Castro treasure value, Vatican remarks on religious liberty, threats against a British magistrate, and Willy Brandt urging trade liberalization. Illinois Bell aids Mt Vernon Chamber with directories plus road maps and guides for Illinois and neighboring states.
Frederick Fabb, senior executive at an animal feed plant, is the focus as a special 37 foot bridge is erected near his home to shorten his river crossing. The Kent River Board has approved the project to cut a two mile detour for his commute.
Digest notes a U S Air Force B57 crash near Saigon airport with one crewman killed and another missing. Also reports Hungary's Janos Wadar still leads after yielding premiership to Gyula Kallai amid political shifts. Congressional talks on foreign aid stall after seven conferees meet. A Tennessee mountaineer defeats the U S government over a lumber bill. A refurbished tomato story notes its growing abroad. A jet airliner with wing damage lands safely 50 miles from origin with 125 passengers aboard.
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