Britain Expels 105 Soviet Spies in Crackdown
Britain acts against 105 Soviet operatives amid a defector reveal. London orders immediate expulsion of 90 Russians in Britain and 15 with reentry visas, signaling reduced Soviet manpower and a firm stance on espionage amid souring Anglo Russian ties.
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Britain
London
Moscow
Kremlin
Illinois no fault insurance bill marks potential national landmark
Stabilizing Insurance notes a recent Illinois law requiring fire and casualty insurers to hold deposits to protect policyholders and fund guaranty schemes. The piece argues that state control better serves motorists, with potential multi million dollar savings if adopted nationwide, amid calls for lower premiums and safer cars.
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Jack Anderson
Illinois
J. B. Gibson
Department of Transportation
North Carolina
Insurance Study Commission
Smell of Civil War Looms Over Ulster Crisis
London reports nightly gunfire and protests in Northern Ireland as Sinn Fein and Protestant groups escalate tactics. Ulster leaders Faulkner and Lynch confronts divisions, while observers warn that direct rule could follow if violence widens.
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London
Belfast
Londonderry
Northern Ireland
Dublin
Ulster
Ireland
Edward Heath
Brian Faulkner
John Lynch
Stormont
Irish Republican Army
Bernadette Devlin
Lynch
David Bleakly
Conor Cruise O’brien
Richard Rose
Harold Wilson
Wilson
Britain
Houses of Commons
Westminster
John Cole
The
Guardian
Faulkner
No-Fault Auto Insurance Faces Legal and Political Battle
Washington reports a broad lobbying push by insurers and attorneys to block no fault auto coverage. Advocates promise lower premiums and faster claims while critics warn of billions in lost fees for lawyers and industry groups. Some states pass partial measures, but progress remains fragmented.
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Washington
White House
Kemper Insurance Group
Allstate
State Farm Mutual
Liberty Mutual
Firemen’s Fund and Insurance, Company of North America
Nixon
Massachusetts
No Fault Plans Backed by Trial Lawyers Lobby Tactics
The article exposes how ATLA and allied lawyers promote state by state campaigns against no fault insurance. It cites front groups like LIFT and ADOPT raising funds through tax exempt schemes and financing anti no fault messages. Marvin Lewis argues no fault costs more and removes courts and lawyers. The piece questions ethics and possible billions in avoided legal fees.
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Robert H. Joost
American Trial Lawyers Association
Senate
Joost
ATLA
Chicago
LIFT
Texas
ADOPT
Ohio
el Paso
Tex
Trial Lawyers
Nashville
Don D. Hildebrand
New York City
Citizens Against
Irv Spivack
Marvin Lewis
Allstate
Lewis
Guilford Humane Society seeks funds for emergency vehicle
The Guilford County Humane Society appeals for donations to buy an Animal Ambulance for its investigator after her donated station wagon broke down beyond repair. Funds should be sent to Mrs. Henry Schramm, treasurer, P O Box 285 High Point. A US Humane Society workshop in Greensboro will be held this weekend at the Albert Pick Motor Inn on Interstate 40 West.
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Guilford County Humane Society
The
Humane Society
Henry Schramm
P. O. Box
High Point
Humane Society of the
U. S
Greensboro
Albert Pick Motor Inn
Interstate 40
Lawrence Weaver
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