North Carolina debates auto rate rise to 6.5 million
Insurance Commissioner Edwin Lanier oversees an 8.1 percent auto liability rate increase expected to cost about 6.5 million annually. Paul Mize of the rate office argued the plan reflects 1963 64 experience with costs rising for claims and operations. Opponents, including J B Long, claim only a minority of unsafe drivers drive the higher charges.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Edwins. Lanier
Paul Mize
N. C
Lanier
Automobile Rate Office
Mize
Ity
Board of Agriculture
J. B. Long
Burlington
Sukarno Defies Audience In Confrontation War Speech
Indonesian President Sukarno, shoeless and enraged, declares the confrontation with Malaysia will continue despite Suharto taking power. He reiterates that Manila agreement conditions must guide any end to the conflict and asserts he remains in command.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
Malaysia
Suharto
Manila
Tunku Abdul Rahman
Diosdado Mac
Philippines
Sabah
Sarawak
Senate Labor Committee Rejects Delay in Airline Talks
The Senate Labor Committee voted 10 to 5 to reject scheduling a return to bargaining. It plans a session on a six month back-to-work proposal by Sen. Morse while noting administration guidance from Sec. Wirtz. Negotiations between airline and Machinists' Union resumed after a 48 hour recess.
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Washington
Senate Labor Committee
W. Willard Wirtz
Claiborne Pell
D-R.i
Lister Hill
D-Ala
Hill
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Morse
Senate
Labor Department
Congress
W. Williard Wirtz
Joseph W. Ramsey
William J. Curtin
Kornegay Seeks Immediate Airline Strike End
U S Representative Horace R. Kornegay of North Carolina filed a joint resolution in the House to urge immediate action to end the airline strike. The measure demands Congress declare negotiations with the International Association of Machinists a path to resume air service by five major carriers.
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Washington
U. S
Horace R. Kornegay
House of Representatives
North Carolina Democrat
International Assn. of Machinists
Seawell resigns as North Carolina elections board chair
Malcolm Seawell resigns again from the State Board of Elections chairmanship after a dispute with Gov. Moore over a Klan records probe. Moore says information was shared with the committee. Seawell cites withheld informant names and says he has no future political ambitions. Seawell is on vacation in Maryland and unavailable for comment.
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Raleigh
Dan Moore
Malcolm Seawell
Gov
Ernor
Law and Order
State Board of Elections
Seawell
Law and Order Committee
State Bureau of Investigation
Gov. Moore
Borman
North Carolina
William O’quinn
Attorney General
Wade Burton
Life of a Marine Soldier in Dong Ha
A Marine from the 3rd Battalion 4th Marines arrives at a staging area in Dong Ha South Vietnam carrying full battle gear and a folding chair he found. He spends a night in the chair before boarding a helicopter and entering combat. AP Wirephoto.
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4Th Marines
Dong Ha
South Viet Nam
GOP Leaders Urge Caution On Viet Nam In Fall Campaign
In a briefing two top Republicans in the House urged GOP candidates not to frame Viet Nam as the chief campaign issue. Ford and Laird said the war will shape the race but domestic concerns like inflation should be emphasized. They warned the President and timing could swing votes before November.
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Washington
House
Gerald R. Ford
Melvin R. Laird
Senate
Viet Nam
Ford
Laird
GOP House
One In A Million Rescue Of Dengler Prompted by Pilot Sight
Six months after his plane crash Dengler became the first American to escape North Vietnamese captivity. Air Force pilot Deatrick spotted the signal and SOS on rocks, triggering a rescue using a Jolly Green Giant helicopter to fly him from a remote valley near Pleiku.
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Robert Tuckman
Saigon
South Viet Nam
J.g
Dieter Dengler
North Viet Nam
Navy
Pacifica
Calif
U.S
da Nang
Dengler
Viet Nam
Air Force
Eugene P. Deatrick
Morgantown
W.va
17Th Parallel
Deatrick
1St Air Command
Pleiku
Real Estate Boards Urge Opposition to Open Housing Plan
The National Association of Real Estate Boards urges members to mobilize against Title IV of a civil rights bill, calling the housing section more onerous than the original. Real estate groups warn the provision would ban discrimination in selling or renting but allow exemptions, delaying action until after jury and Negro rights sections are addressed.
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Washington
National Association
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Association
Clarence Mitchell
National
Chrysler Reports Lower Second Quarter Earnings
Chrysler Corp. became the third of the Big Three to post weaker profits for the April to June quarter. Net income dropped to 54.4 million dollars or 1.20 per share from 61.8 million or 1.47 a share a year earlier, with six months totaling 116.9 million dollars or 2.58 a share versus 118.4 million or 2.91 a share. Ford also reported six month earnings of 427 million dollars or 3.86 a share, down from 438.1 million or 3.95 a share. The firm cited higher labor and material costs and expanded facility and marketing expenses.
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New York
Chrysler Corp
Ford Motor Co
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