14 Oct 1971
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1971
Page
1
Insurance policy owner learns about nonforfeiture values cash surrender and extended options after stopping premiums. Also explains bondsman licensing requirements, including state license, character standard, and a $10 000 cash or stock deposit to write up to $30 000 in bonds.
The term filibuster traces to Roman and English practices before the United States adopted it in the Senate. It originally described obstructive tactics by pirates and later legislative blocking, with Rule 22 allowing closure by two thirds, though rarely used.
Pianist Eddie Duchin died on February 9, 1951. A 1956 biographical film The Eddie Duchin Story starred Tyrone Power as Duchin, chronicling his life and career.
Inquiry requests the address of boxing legend Muhammad Ali. The user provides a proposed address 3302 Grand Avenue Louisville Kentucky and asks for confirmation. No public listing or verified contact information is available in the supplied material.
A bond lawyer and a woman judge appear to lead a growing field of six possible nominees reportedly under ABA scrutiny. The list emerged as the Senate searches for a new court appointee.
President Nixon asked the American Bar Association to vet six prospects for the forthcoming Supreme Court vacancies. Among them are Herschel H Friday of Little Rock and Mildred Loree Lillie of Los Angeles, plus others from New Orleans Jackson and DC, with Senate approval needed to fill seats vacated by Black and Harlan.
Dr. Earl W. Sutherland Jr of Vanderbilt University won the 1971 Nobel Prize in Physiology and Medicine for discoveries on hormones and cyclic AMP, the Nobel Assembly at Karolinska announced. He will receive an $88,000 tax free prize in Stockholm and plans to travel there in December.
President Sadat departed Moscow after a Soviet pledge to boost Egypt's military power amid a joint communique blaming Israel and the United States for the Middle East crisis. The talks touched on U.S. six point plan but gave no armament specifics.
The Nixon administration aims to extend authority to control wages prices and rents through April 1973 plus new powers to limit interest rates and dividends. The bill would create an emergency court of appeals to hear wage price cases and empower the Pay Board and Price Commission to subpoena records and approve wage increases. The measure speeds post freeze litigation and eases compliance by allowing direct court action to bar violations.
At the United Nations William Rogers meets Abba Eban to push for an interim Middle East agreement with Israel. Eban seeks Phantom jets while Moscow outlines military support to Egypt after Sadat's talks. Rogers’ six point plan includes a stepped canal deal and a long cease fire with limited Egyptian restraint.
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