Auto casualty insurance faces federal regulation debate
The piece outlines widespread complaints about thievery mismanagement high rates and underwriting practices in auto casualty insurance. It notes proposed investigations by Congress and the Department of Transportation and contrasts state versus federal regulation with examples of insurer failures and uninsured motorist plans.
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Wallace Turner
New York Times News Service
New York
Warren G. Magnuson
Washington
Philip A. Hart
Michigan
Emanuel Celler
Brooklyn
John F. Moss
California
Department of Transportation
Federal Trade Commission
Celler
House Judiciary Committee
Magnuson
Senate Commerce Committee
Boston
Illinois
Norfolk
Arkansas
Georgia
Providence
Supreme Court
Pat McCarran
Nevada
Homer Ferguson
McCarran-Ferguson
National Association of Insurance Commissioners
Wall Street
Oregon Insurance
James R. Faulstitch
Hart
Crisis Of Democracy Across The World In 1967
James Reston argues that democratic regimes struggle amid rising military rule worldwide, with Greece illustrating Washington's limits. He notes many nations in Africa, Asia, and Latin America lack civil institutions, while U.S. and Moscow face similar pressures. He concludes freedom improves where societies choose leadership by example.
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James Reston
New York Times News Service
Washington
Greece
Yugoslavia
Argentina
Brazil
Bolivia
Nicaragua
Paraguay
el Salvador
Cuba
Africa
Algeria
Nigeria
Ghana
Congo
Upper Volta
Daliera Leone
Togo
Biafra
Burumbi
South Africa
Rhodesia
Angola
Suuez
Gamal
Abdel Nasser
Unite Arab Republic
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Pakistan
Thanom Kittikachorn
Thailand
Abdul Rahman Mohammed
Aref
Iraq
Ne Win
Burma
Suharto
Indonesia
Chung Hee Park
Korea
Chiang Kai-Shek
Taiwan
Thieu
Marshal Ky
South Vietnam
America
U. S
Constantine
Johnson
Sixth Fleet
Athens
Moscow
Red Army
Hungary
Vietnam
Kyin
King Teacher
South
Peking
Romania
Britain
Franee
Western
Europe
Income and housing rise in November as strikes end
Personal income rose by 3.8 billion in November to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 641.7 billion, led by 5.6 billion in wages and salaries. Housing starts climbed 4.7 percent to 1,556,000 annualized, with 115,600 new private units started, higher than 72,800 a year earlier.
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New York Times News Service
Washington
Commerce Department
Department
Plan split within support panel over CIA funded groups
The committee formed to draft a plan for openly financing voluntary organizations once secretly backed by the CIA is divided and cannot meet its December 31 deadline. Four proposals remain, from a small stopgap to a semi public commission to run overseas cultural activities, with clear splits between House and Senate members and among private panel participants.
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Robert H. Phelps
New York Times
Washington
Central Intelligence Agency
Dean Rusk
White House
Alternative I
State Department
CSA
George Mahon
D-Texas
L. Mendel Rivers
D-S.c
Thomas Morgan
D-Pa
Frank Bow
Ohio
House
Carl Hayden
D-Ariz
Senate
CTA
U._S
Information—Agency
Forternational Development
Prayer invocation from New York pastor at Holy Trinity
A prayer from Pastor Robert D. Hershey of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Holy Trinity in New York City asks God to bring the spirit of the Christmas Child into hearts today. The prayer hopes duty is filled with beauty and justice is guided by love as grace swallows worth.
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Robert D. Hershey
N.Y.C
Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Holy Trinity
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