Traffic Deaths Up 5 Percent in First Half of 1963
The National Safe Council reports a 5 percent rise in traffic deaths through June 1963 compared with 1962, with 18,930 auto fatalities and a 4 percent gain in travel. The first six months show a 4.9 fatalities per 100 million miles, essentially unchanged from last year. 650,000 people suffered injuries disabling beyond the day of the accident.
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The family of Cpl. George F. Larson Jr recalls his remark about a destined bullet after his death in Korea. Larson, 24, was killed by a North Korean sniper while helping an American-South Korean patrol locate other North Korean snipers. His father criticized U.S. laxness during the Cold War and urged a forceful answer.
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