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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1956

Page

7

Insurance rates cut statewide for auto policies

The Texas Board of Insurance Commissioners announced lower auto insurance rates effective May 1, saving about 49.5 million overall. Bodily injury and property damage liability drops bring modest improvements, while comprehensive changes favor central counties with a 9 percent cut. Panhandle and Northwest areas see a 25 percent rise due to windstorm losses. Harris Jefferson Galveston and Tyne counties face different increases.

Austin Texas Board of Insurance Commissioners Morris Brownlee Houston Panhandle Northwest Commission Abilene Amarillo Denison Laredo Lubbock San Angelo Sherman Texarkana Waco Wichita Falls Bexar Dallas Ei Paso Galveston Harris Jefferson Nueces Tarrant

War Fears in Middle East as Arabs and Jews Brace

Peter Webb reports from Nicosia Cyprus that about 55 percent of informed locals foresee war in the Middle East this spring. Arabs see Israel as wealthy and powerful, backing a broader conflict as arms flow to Egypt and Jordan. Israel faces mobilization and potential preventive moves amid lingering Arab-Jewish tensions and past wounds.

Peter Webb Nicosla Cyprus Middle East Mediterranean Mid-East Israel Egypt Czechoslovakia New Jersey Jordan John Bagot Glubb

Court overturns $400 fine over blue black ink use

The Supreme Court reversed a $400 penalty against Dr Joseph Lanasa after he testified blue black ink was the closest shade to black available. He had faced charges for signing deal certificates with blue black ink instead of black ink.

New Orleans Supreme Court Joseph Lanasa Lanasa

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