Doubled In 1960 Insurance Plan Blamed In Traffic Trial Rise
Avalanche Journal reports in Lubbock that the new state auto insurance law raising rates for violators sparked a surge in traffic case trials. Corporation Court Judge Nat Heaton notes trials and appeals have more than doubled since the law took effect, with 33 to 58 jury trials in four months across 1959 and 1960.
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Considine Critics and Khrushchev at Summit
In a biting column, Considine mocks ego and power while noting Khrushchev and Eisenhower clash over summit timing. The piece quips that a four day meeting with state dinners for all leaders may matter more than outcomes, suggesting shared meals could foster living together.
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Adlai Slams Spy Plane Incident at Chicago Address
Adlai Stevenson calls the spy plane incident a blunder and says Americas global reputation has suffered. He urges prayers for the president at the upcoming summit and supports intelligence gathering while criticizing partisan attacks. Stevenson speaks at Mandel Hall, University of Chicago, to a full house.
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