No-fault Insurance Backed by State Hearing
Pennsylvania Insurance Commissioner argued for a compulsory no fault auto insurance plan. He said it would deliver automatic benefits up to 10000 to victims without proving negligence and reduce court backlogs, while covering medical costs but not collision damage. He noted few accident victims currently recover under the present system and urged immediate compensation to avoid lengthy litigation.
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Wslbert S
Denenberg
Senate Insurance Committee
Actress Jean Peters Divorces Howard Hughes in Nevada
In Hawthorne Nevada UPI reports former actress Jean Peters 41 finalizing an uncontested divorce from Howard Hughes. District Judge Kenneth Mann granted the decree citing no property issues. Peters had filed for separation stating they lived apart without cohabitation for a year.
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Charity Walkers Rescued After Mass Disappearance
In Ravenscar England police and the Army halted a 3 mile charity walk for UNICEF after hundreds failed to appear. Rescue parties recovered 500 exhausted walkers from moorland trauma and escorted them to convalescent centers for rest. The event drew funds for UNICEF and involved teams from Osmotherley to Ravenscar.
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Sign at Meramec Caverns Claims Jesse James Stepted Here
A faded Meramec Caverns sign near Stanton Missouri claims the outlaw Jesse James stepped here, noting the cave served as his hideout. The garbled OCR text describes tourists chuckling at the claim and the sign’s faded message.
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Meramec Caverns
USA
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Wallenda Walks Wire Across Stadium in Night Show
Karl Wallenda began a high wire walk across the stadium during the Memorial Stadium night program before 23 500 spectators. He steadied the 600 foot span without a net, paused after a half inch dig and a shoe shift, then resumed and completed the performance amid gasps and cheers.
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Vietnamese Forces Attack in Three Spots and Da Nang Shelling
South Vietnam reports North Vietnamese forces hit three locations and shelled Da Nang as U S and allied units fought back. In the central highlands up to 400 NVA troops attacked. a rocket accident killed one civilian and wounded 15. U S command said two Americans were killed and 19 wounded in Friday’s three attacks. enemy losses were not confirmed. Saigon held a large Armed Forces Day parade without incident despite security fears.
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Gardner
Philadelphia and Pittsburgh Schools Face Racial Balance Order
The Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission issued an order demanding racial balance in public schools by 1974-75, but did not specify a desegregation method. It bars long or health-endangering pupil busing and notes 226 of Philadelphia's 241 schools and 2 of Pittsburgh's 13 are racially imbalanced. Richardson Dilworth, Philadelphia School Board president, calls the plan unrealistic, a view echoed by the commission and Human Relations Commission.
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Philadelphia School Board
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School Head Signals Sports Cuts Amid Budget Plan
The Board of Education plans a $287 million reduction with cuts to varsity sports and all extracurricular programs to balance a $365 million budget. Public hearings are scheduled for June 28 to discuss the proposed budget, though officials say the cuts are not final.
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Snape Yon
Board of Education
Firemen extinguish mattress blaze in Philadelphia area home
Firefighters from Franklin and Felton Fire Companies put out a mattress fire at 1520 W. th St in Chester at 9 15 today. No injuries reported and only the mattress damaged as police closed W. oh St for investigation.
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Doctors warn on heart tests and normal range
Boston report cites heart specialists urging caution in diagnoses. Dr Paul Dudley White says physicians miss the wide range of normal heart rates, noting healthy distance runners can show rates from 38 to 118 at rest.
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Dry Paul Dudley
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Harvard Medical Alunij Association
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