McLean Retires After 44 Years With The AP
Robert McLean, longtime director and former president of The Associated Press, will retire from the AP board in April after 45 years of service. The nomination committee and AP directors lauded his leadership and devotion, with a San Diego resolution calling him a living symbol of the AP and a depository of its history. Frank A. Daniels also declined renomination for health reasons, and the committee noted the board will miss his wise counsel.
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Fires cause record losses rise 14 percent in 1967
New York reports that fires caused an estimated 1.7 billion dollars in losses last year, up 14 percent from 1966. The National Insurance Actuarial and Statistical Association said the 1966 losses stood at about 1.149 billion.
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National Insurance Actuarial and Statistical Association
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Plenty To Do For Retired Persons By HAL BOYLE
HAL BOYLE lists playful retirement ambitions and whimsical feats he would like to pursue. The piece jokes about a former sailor’s “old salt mine” era and imagines adventures such as taming wild animals, exploring unusual crafts, and partnering with famous people, illustrating a lively, humorous view of staying active after work.
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New York
Julie Andrews
Salt Mine
Crime and riots overshadow war in Texas congressmen reports
Washington AP dispatch notes Texans over winter see crime and civil unrest as top concern, surpassing Vietnam. Representatives Poage Burleson Casey Purcell Wright Wright Patman and Fisher reflect on local policing needs tax fears and public demand for action as Yarborough weighs governor run undecided.
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Romney Enlists Allies For New Hampshire Race
Washington AP Romney expands support for New Hampshire presidential bid with Michigan allies. Sen. Griffin and several Michigan House Republicans plan to travel to stump for Romney ahead of the March 12 primary. Romney returns tonight for his second NH campaign swing through Sunday.
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George Romney
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New Hampshire
Robert P. Griffin
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Charles A. Halleck
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Halleck
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Massachusetts
Montgomery
Ala
George C. Wallace
States Rights
Alabama
Johnson
Wallace
1908 Graduate Sends Check for Tuition to Idaho Falls High
Idaho Falls Idaho The Idaho Falls School District received a 335 check from Tra W Casper of Idaho Falls who says the money covers tuition for the final semester of his senior year His note says he completed his education but was ill at graduation and unable to attend School officials found Casper had graduated in 1908 but could not find evidence of unpaid tuition
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Idaho Fells
Tra W. Casper
Casper
How to flatten bulged aluminum pan bottoms
When an aluminum pan bulges from overheating heat the bottom slowly until thoroughly hot. Then pound the bottom lightly with a hammer to flatten the bulges and restore a flat base.
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