Auto Accident Toll Tops 10 Billion Costs in 1965
The piece warns auto accidents will cost over 10 billion dollars in 1965 including property damage, medical costs, and insurance, with more than 50,000 deaths and over 4 million injuries. It cites rising rates, larger jury awards, and a push for a national war on auto accidents led by the Insurance Information Institute and Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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Pope May Propose Younger Prelates for Curia Reform
Vatican reports say Pope Paul VI plans a two part document to shorten retirement rules for Curia chiefs and allow automatic pensioning upon a pope's death. The plan could open Curia posts to younger clergy, reshaping the Vatican leadership as Ecumenical Council reform pressures grow.
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La Crosse Tribune October 20 1965 edition note
The La Crosse Tribune issue dated October 20 1965 delivered on October 21 1965 via RFD with local news brief items and notices from the day.
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