Is More Insurance Needed for Vacation Valuables
This piece outlines how families can protect valuables during trips or year round. It explains home owners and renters policies, inland marine floaters, and personal property coverages, with sample rates, minimums, and the choice between short term and long term protections. It notes that protection should reflect actual value and may depend on crime rates and police protection in the area.
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Sal Nuccio
New York Times News Service
New York
Indianapolis
New York City
Chicago
Britain faces crisis as it weighs Europe and world role
The piece argues Britain’s crisis may be an opportunity to redefine its global position. Observers warn that deflationary measures threaten Europe ties and long term growth, while costly arms plans and Far East commitments risk undermining Britain’s European integration.
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Anthony Lewis
New York Times
London
Harold Wilson
Britain
European Economic Community
Europe
U.S
de Gaulle
Wilson
Washington
Johnson
Danville News Notes On Travel and Local Moves
Danville residents embark on educational trips with Miss Edith Livingston and Mrs. Raymond Compton joining a Peabody College course in Nashville. Hospitalized Mrs. Jessie Lindsey suffers a broken collar bone from a fall. John Lockhart attends a summer agriculture refresher in Auburn. Local officials report induction exams in Montgomery. Reece Palmer family moves to Edward Livingston’s former home. Rev. Steve Yarbrough relocates to the remodeled Methodist parsonage and serves the Danville Johnson Chapel Circuit. Bradley Fitzgerald plays in district tourneys with West Morgan all stars in Birmingham and Anniston. Community members visit Miss Evelyn Edwards at Hartselle Hospital and Danville School faculty member spends time in Ridgecrest Camp. The Randolphs, Jimmy Randolph and family visit Memphis with the Davises. Mrs. Tomlison travels to Ridgecrest Baptist Camp.
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Edith Livingston
Raymond Compton
Hance
Glover
Belva
Nashville
Peabody College
Jessie Lindsey
Hartselle Hospital
John Lockhart
Auburn
Charles Penney
Morgan County
Montgomery
Bradley Fitzgerald
Birmingham
West Morgan County All Stars Bronco
Anniston
Bradley
Hugh Fitzgerald
Evelyn Edwards
Danville School
Cars in U S projected to total 8.6 million in 1966
Sylvia Porter reports that Ward's forecasts as of August 1 expect about 8.6 million cars to be assembled in U S plants in 1966, a year tied with 1965 for the second highest on record after the 9.33 million in 1965, with a midyear drop seen from 1965 levels.
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Sylvia Porter
U. S
General Motors
Ward
Automotive Reports
McCracken
Viet Nam
Auto industry retreat and production notes amid safety concerns
Michael A Petit notes health capsules offer guidance but not diagnosis. A safety issue with autos hit the market, likened to an exploding grenade, reinforcing buyer reluctance. Ward’s reports show record June and July production, while overall 1966 projections remain modest amid soft market signals.
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Ward
The
Hall Syndicate, Inc
Spaak a Belgian statesman shaping European unity and NATO
Paul Henri Spaak emerged as a pivotal European figure during the UN General Assembly in Paris. The Belgian socialist leader, twice premier and six times foreign minister, helped draft the Rome treaty and served as NATO secretary general, guiding postwar unity while balancing East West tensions. His career spanned law, parliament, and key roles in building Western alliance, with a reputation for powerful oratory and political pragmatism. He faced personal loss with his first wife’s death in 1964 and remarried last year.
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United Nations
Paris
Paul-Henri Spaak
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
European Unity
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Brussels
Europe
Spaak
Konrad Adenauer
West German Federal Republic
Jean Monnet
Robert Schuman
United Nations Organization
San Francisco
Rome
Belgium
Leopold II
Britain
Leopold
de Gaul
European Economic Community
Weathy
Tell Me Why Britannica Junior Encyclopaedia Giveaway
An appeal invites readers to send questions to Tell Me Why by ALEOKUM, promising Britannica Junior Encyclopaedia volumes for school and home. Readers should include their name age address and Zip Code, with instructions about duplicates and mailing to the paper’s Tell Me Why department.
History of Rubber From Trees to Global Industry
Summary of rubber origins and early production notes the spread from native use in Americas and Asia through European scientists and French inventors to the first factories in Vienna in 1811 and Roxbury in 1833. Includes a humorous prize mention with riddles and a winner named Shern Woody from Portsmouth Virginia.
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South America
Francois Fresneau
French Academy
Vienna
Austria
United States
Roxbury
Massachusetts
Water Group States Meeting In Somerville
The North east Morgan County Water and Fire Protection Authority schedules meetings at Cotaco High School at 7 30 p m and at the Somerville Masonic Lodge the next evening to sign members. Spokesman Jack Pence says the group has just over 300 members at the halfway mark and needs 600 total to be feasible. Blevins Engineering Co. of Huntsville and Finance Consultants of America will attend. the firm handles engineering and bond sales for the new authority.
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Somerville
Morgan County Water and Fire
Protection Authority
Cotaco
Masonic Lodge
Jack Pence
Authority
Huntsville
Finance Consultants of America
Pence
Blevins Engineering Co
Wyoming student studies rat rewards despite allergy
Kent Anger, a University of Wyoming psychology graduate student from Kensington Maryland, is pursuing a master's thesis on rats running mates and reactions to receiving awards. He began with 48 white male rats but learned too late that he is allergic to rats.
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Laramie, Wyo
University of Wyoming
Kent Anger
Kensington, Md
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U.S Atomic Energy Commission
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Ward’s Quarterly
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Michael A. Petit
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