Auto insurance plan Should be updated
Millions of drivers and the cost of crashes surge as 1967 claims top $12.4 billion and 53 000 deaths. The Keeton OConnell Basic Protection Plan would pay up to $10 000 per loss regardless of fault, prompting criticism from the American Trial Lawyers Association. Illinois tests a modified form offering up to 12500 per injury with court option and 5000 immediate benefits.
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Insurance Information Institute
Johnson
Congress
Law School
Keeton-O'Connell
American Trial Lawyers Association
Illinois
Keeton- O'Connell
U. S
Decline and Fall Histories of Empires and Nations
INEZ ROBB surveys how history treats empires and nations as they fall or fail to endure. The piece muses on the inevitability of a definitive history of the United States amid current violence and social upheaval, noting figures Moynihan and Lippmann warn of instability.
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United States
Daniel P. Moynihan
Joint Center For Urban Studies
Harvard University
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Walter Lippmann
Mekong Delta battle in Can Tho by air and river forces
Washington Merry-Go-Round by Jack Anderson recounts a Can Tho battle in the Mekong Delta with U S Ninth Army troops advancing through swampy rice paddies while Navy monitors and amphibious barges shell Viet Cong positions. Air strikes follow and rescue missions seek elusive enemy with heavy fighting winding through delta waterways and a casualty toll evident.
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Mekong Delta
South Vietnam
Saigon
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U.S. Navy
Can Tho River
Little Enterprise
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Ninth Army
Air Force
Cane River
Theodore Frank
San Diego
Amos, la Rue
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Ind
Doyle Maves
Powell Wyo
Gene Mooney
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Tex
Venice
Resnick Viet Nam Sicily inspection tour criticized
Washington columnist mocks Rep. Joseph Resnick for his Sicily earthquake tour and Vietnam trip with his children. The piece claims the visits served mainly his political gain, with VIP treatment and questionable acts, while sparking doubt about his motives and understanding of the regions. It notes the election-year context and suggests the trips mostly benefited Resnick rather than the places or troops involved.
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Joseph Y. Resnick
N.Y
Sicily
Vietnam
Resnick
Land of Disaster
Rep. Resnick
Saigon
America
Spick
Jacob Javits
Eskimos Survive Arctic Life With Odd Customs
The Needle Scientists joke about how Eskimos endure a harsh climate noting no hydrogen bombs have fallen and a husband hunts while the wife chews his boots. They claim such boot chewing softens footwear and aids the family food budget as Eskimo podiatrists explain foot comfort comes from walking on icebergs in wife-chewed mukluks during long Arctic nights.
Three Minutes A Day. A Stark Warning On Youth Crime
A National Crime Commission study projects that six of ten boys will face arrest in their lifetimes if trends continue. It cites better crime data methods and broader offense definitions, urges science and tech input, and stresses family stability as the home’s key deterrent to crime.
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National Crime Commission
Proximate cause and foreseeability in personal injury law
An ABA public service feature explains how liability hinges on causal connections and foreseeability. It discusses how harm must be reasonably foreseeable to establish responsibility, the role of intervening causes, and when a defendant may still be liable despite another party's conduct. It also notes the Davis Cup origin as an international trophy.
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American Bar Association
Will Bernard
Dwight F. Davis
Washington News Terror and intimidation tactics used by Viet Cong
Washington reports describe a Viet Cong terror plan mimicking historic rural campaigns by targeting families of police and officials in 45 cities. Gen. Lam Quang Thi and Gen. Nguyen Viet Thanh were offered deadly choices to surrender. in one province, the governor’s wife and children were killed, provoking a stronger response from local authorities.
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Ray Cromely
NEA
Washington
South Vietnam
Vietnam
Eec
Sa Dec
Lam Quang Tsi
Tsi
Nguyen Viet Than
Than
Viet Cong
To The Point Nixon Seen Easy Winner Over Non-runner
Nixon holds a strong lead for the Republican nomination after a New Hampshire victory. Rockefeller’s chances dim as polls show Nixon ahead or neck and neck with Johnson, with Rockefeller failing to gain traction in key states. Rockefeller’s New York policies and a controversial Hudson River Expressway plan hinder his support, and the writer predicts Nixon will win the nomination.
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Rocky
Russell Kirk
Sag
Rominey
Nelson Rockefeller
Gov. Rockefeller
George
John
Nelson
New Hampshire
Richard Nixon
New York
Rockefeller
Johnson
Oregon
Gallup
Harris
South
New York City
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Indiana
South Dakota
Goldwater
Taft
Truman
Hudson River
New York Times
Lack of Justice in Local Courts Sparks Forum Debate
In a bid for real local concern the letter writer argues that hiring more officers won t curb vandalism without tougher judges. He blasts probation and lenient sentences, urging harsher punishment for young offenders to protect residents of Biddeford.
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Biddeford
Maine
Casavant
Ingalls
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Edie D Ae
Associated Press
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