State Board Told Auto Insurance Is Too Low
AUSTIN heard testimony that auto liability and property damage rates should rise. R B Cousins of the Texas Automobile Insurance Office urged higher rates and cited a 20 percent discount plan, noting actual savings fell short of predictions. Insurance chief actuary Apgua McDonald presented rising premium totals and falling claim frequency, while proponents credited the safe driving plan with fewer claims.
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New Fall Shows End Drought On Television Sets
New fall television premieres sweep in after a drought with NBC ABC and CBS hosting nine debuts next week. Nixon Kennedy TV meeting launches, plus Dan Raven and The Tom Ewell Show join the lineup as Hear of Great Mysteries and Astaire Time anchor schedules across networks.
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Count Basie
Foreign gold reserves face heavier drain in coming weeks
Reports say the United States continues to see a heavier drain on its gold hoard as foreign buyers increase purchases. NBC plans an hour Western drama Outlaws while CBS premieres Witness and ABC introduces Guestward Ho and My Three Sons style shows, signaling ongoing demand and shifting TV lineups.
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Scientists Are Ready To Launch Moon Satellite
At Jodrell Bank England American scientists prepare Pioneer VI for launch from Cape Canaveral late this week. Eight Americans with British collaboration will operate remote control gear to guide the satellite into a tight lunar orbit and photograph the hidden face with a television camera. The mission aims to yield vital data on conditions future astronauts will face on the Moon.
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Harold Reed’s artificial leaves boost seasonal displays
Harold Reed, an artist-industrialist in Chagrin Falls, makes hand-painted paper leaves in summer for department store windows from New York to Toronto. His artificial leaves outshine nature, lasting longer in displays, as he sells via five to seven ton batches with outside sales staff and a San Francisco dealer.
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Central Press Association
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Mayor Opens Oyster Festival First Oyster in Galway
The Galway Oyster Festival kicks off with the mayor in scarlet robes opening the event and eating the season’s first oyster at Clarenbridge, marking the festival’s ceremonial start.
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Truman To Campaign in Waco Next Month
WACO AP Former President Jerry Truman will campaign for the Democratic presidential ticket Sere Oct 11. Rep W R Poage Jr announced Cruman's airing date. He said Truman will speak at a rally with no charge. Site of the address not yet determined.
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Space use ban urged to keep Mars tests peaceful
Ampctated Press reports President Khowver urges UN oversight to certify space launches as peaceful scientific missions. The piece discusses moon bases, nuclear risks from space, and proposals to police space activity, with references to Project Argus, Echo satellites, and the Blur Scout test as examples of detection and control measures.
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Fragmented AP briefs mix on race, riots and royalty
In Greenville a library opened on integrated terms after debates over seating. nationwide items report Rosh Hashana segregation disputes, Nigerian royal asset filings, Harald of Norway’s U S visit, Japan rocket tests, French Algeria policy, and a Constantine grenade attack injuring 26.
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Anxious Parents Await Christmas Blessing For Lisa June
In Chattanooga a 6 month old premature baby named Lisa June Oliver, weighing 30 ounces, remains in Children's Hospital incubated and tube fed after birth on July 28. Her parents Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Oliver hope for a Christmas miracle as she grows in the limited home environment.
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