New Auto Insurance Introduced For 30 60 Demographic
Farmers Insurance Group introduces a new auto policy offering a 20 percent dividend to married men and married or single women aged 30 to 60. Agent Frank Barksdale cites National Safety Council data and company accident records showing lower loss ratios for this group. The policy imposes no mileage or commute restrictions and preserves a 15 percent second car discount.
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Farmers Insurance Group
Frank Barksdale
National Safety Council
Ambassador Named to Pakistan Post in Johnson Plan
Benjamin H. Oehlert Jr., Atlanta senior vice president of Coca Cola Co, is nominated as the new US ambassador to Pakistan. President Johnson said he will send the name to the Senate for confirmation to fill the vacancy after Eugene Jocke moved to South Vietnam.
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Washington
UPI
Benjamin H. Oehlert Jr
Atlanta
Coca-Cola Co
Pakistan
Johnson
Oehlert
Senate
Eugene Jocke
South Vietnam
Refugee problem may be insoluble for Israel
United Press International reports that Israel inherits a half million or more Palestinian Arab refugees from Gaza and western Jordan after the 1948 war. UNRWA counts and Israeli estimates vary, with camps in Gaza and western Jordan and unreliable totals. A long term option is moving the Gaza refugees to western Jordan, requiring vast funding.
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Joseph W. Grigg
United Press International
Jerusalem
Israel
UPJI
Gaza Strip
Jordan
Egypt
United Nations
U. N
Middle East
U.N. Relief and Works Agency
UNRWA
U.N
Soviet press use as weapon of party in Middle East crisis
Soviet media portray Israel as extremist and US backed, while Arabs are victims, shaping public opinion. Critics note Soviet readers miss countervailing facts such as 1947 Arab war declarations and continued Western aid to Arabs. Party leaders have voiced displeasure over reliance on Western broadcasts for news.
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Henry Shapiro
United Press International Moscow
UPI
Vladimir I. Lenin
Israel
Syria
Jordan
Lebanon
U.A.R
United States
British Broadcasting Corp
Voice of America
House
Senate
Nassar
United Arab Nations
Lighter Side Predicts 2027 UPI Satire Column
The Light er Side by Dick West imagines Luci Nugent as a future president in 2027 with Lyndon B Johnson Nugent at a fictional White House. The spoof includes questions on name origin, re election, and space age policy across planets from moon urban renewal to Saturn foreign aid.
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Washington
UPI
Luci Nugent
Austin
A.D
Lyndon B. Johnson Nugent
White House
Texas
LBM
Lyndon B. Johnson
U.S
Kennedy
Moon
Mars
Jupiter
Venus
Saturn
Vietnam
Texas Oklahoma Junior Golf Tour Opens With 64 Boys
Wichita Falls Texas opened the three day Texas Oklahoma Junior Golf Tournament with 64 boys age 18 or under competing for top honors.
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Wichita Falls
Tex
Bald eagle faces extinction in United States warns almanac
The World Almanac reports the bald eagle, the national emblem, is seriously threatened by habitat loss and hunting. Encroachment of civilization has damaged nesting grounds, leaving the majestic bird at risk across the country.
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United States
World Almanac
The Middle East Crisis and U S Foreign Aid Debate
The piece argues that U S diplomacy and aid to Arab states failed amid Nasser's UAR collapse while Israel fought for survival. It claims the Soviet Union exploits the crisis, that UN action was ineffective, and cites aid figures totaling hundreds of millions including food for peace and Export-Import guarantees.
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U. S
Middle East
Nassar
United Arab Republic
Soviet Union
Great Britain
Israel
General Assembly
United Nations
Libya
Yugoslavia
India
United States
U.S
Iraq
Jordan
Lebanon
Saudi Arabia
Sudan
Syria
House
Congress
United Aral
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