Auto Insurance Hike Denied by Arkansas Board
Arkansas officials faced public uproar as proposed auto liability rate increases drew criticism. Insurers sought an average rise of about 4.1 to 5.5 percent, with higher boosts in Pulaski County, while critics argued the hikes were excessive and unfair. Also reports note Atkins pickle plant may halt operations due to a glass jar supplier strike, risking up to 10,000 dollars weekly in payroll and 200 to 600 workers depending on season. Bill Tobin named assistant football coach at Central Connecticut State College.
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Ann W. Horne
Pulaski County
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Little Rock
Atkins
Ark
C. Hall
Atkins Pickle Co
Associated Press
NEW Britain, Conn
Bill Tobin
Missouri
Central Connecticut State College
Asphyxiation death linked to cigarette in Arkansas apartment
EL DORADO Arkansas AP Hugh W Booger 48 died of asphyxiation during a fire at an apartment early today. Fire officials say the blaze originated back in Booger's unit and he apparently fell asleep. Investigators noted only minor fire damage and a passing hint that the cigarette may have started the fire. A woman in the adjacent duplex was not awakened until the units were evacuated.
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Ark
Hugh
W.booger
W. Sewell
Boosch
SoLaMale Ohio
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Windsor Raceway
Canada
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Visions of the future from Clarke on education and life
The speaker predicts knowledge doubles every decade and that education will be lifelong. He envisions a century run by supercomputers, with industries focused on education research and entertainment. Agriculture declines, synthetic tools expand, and protein from petroleum may meet needs. He foresees 24 hour life, sleep abolition, and strict family limits to two point one children.
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Clarke
Nixon delays details in war plan in interview
AP dispatch reports Richard Nixon declining to spell out specifics of his Vietnam endgame. He says he is reserving “big guns” for use against Johnson if he wins the Republican nomination, aiming to win primaries with minimal ammunition while stressing diplomacy. Nixon cites 60 to 40 odds of Viet Nam peace talks before November elections. He notes foreign affairs focus boosted his frontrunner status and mentions Gov Romney and Nelson Rockefeller as peers in foreign policy expertise.
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New York
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Vietnam
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Nixon
New Hampshire
Wisconsin
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Lyndon Johnson
South Vietnam
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Asia
George Romney
Michigan
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Rockefeller
Vvietnam
Castro Seeks Takeover of All Private Cuban Bars
Fidel Castro declared Cuba will soon seize all private bars and clubs as part of a broad Communist program. He warned of economic woes, citing a sugar crop shortfall, and criticized the Soviet oil limits while detailing a new oil drilling push.
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Cuba
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New Jersey Militants urge gun purchases in Newark
In Newark's tense climate, Black and white militants push followers to buy guns amid riots. Leaders claim self defense, while police note rising pistol permits statewide from 5,116 in 1966 to 8,254 in 1967.
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Harris
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Willie Weight
Negro United Afras American Associaton
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Grgeant
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U.S
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