Massachusetts no fault refunds boost drive across states
Editorial notes Massachusetts drivers will gain an estimated 30 to 40 million in refunds as auto insurers cut 1972 rates by 27.6 percent and return the difference. The piece argues no fault insurance is now a nationwide hot issue with advocates, corporate plans, and political pressure from Nixon and Volpe urging action.
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Massachusetts
Florida
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Boston
U.S
Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company
American Insurance Institute
Automobile Manufacturers Association
Thomas B. McDonough
Fireman’s Fund
American Insurance Companies
Pesident Nixon
Transportation
John A. Volpe
Congress
Thought for Today about joy and judgment in Psalm 96
A quote from Psalms 96 12 13 invites the field and trees to sing for joy before the Lord as he comes to judge the earth. It also cites Vincent van Gogh noting man’s purpose beyond personal happiness to realize great things for humanity.
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Vincent van Gough
Vacation Across Merriment and a Visitor
A puzzling clued list blends travel themes with holiday cheer and a mysterious guest. Readers decipher a sequence of definitions and cross hints linking places, months, and common words to reveal a cohesive theme.
Anowar to Previews Pile 23 Goplacer i-planes at Chicago
Anowar unveils plan ahead of the Chicago event with 23 noted items. The schedule includes entries on Upper Innba and Mascntine, with several appellations and a notable commotion surrounding the Winred 31 Opine 32 Dominz 33 Souks.
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Chicago
Upper Innba
Opine
Dominz
Kissinger Ho Chi Minh talks and Pelosi’s windfall?
The piece reports on Kissinger’s pre Nixon talks with Ho Chi Minh through Aubrac in July 1967, detailing Ho’s aging state, his stance on Vietnam peace terms, and the note that Pham Van Dong controlled details of negotiations. It also covers Uranium windfall at Interior, FBI boxer's feud notes, Kissinger's bodyguard episode, and Pfizer free goods policy amid a Terramycin M push.
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Kissinger
Washington
Ho Chi Minh
North Vietnam
Henry Kissinger
Nixon
Herbert Marcovich
Raymond Atbrac
Hanoi
U.S
Aubrac
Vietnam
United States
Pham van Dong
Paris
Phar van Dong
Interior Department
Interior
Muhammad Ali
Joe Frazier
FBI
G-men
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania State Athletic Commission
Secret Service
Peking
Pakistan
China
Chine
Pfizer Laboratories
Pfizer
John Matheu
Matheu
Letter to the Editor on Daniel's Hill wall painting case
A Mt. Vernon reader defends leniency for Mary Elizabeth Feltmeier and Mark R. Payne amid a wall painting incident on May 30. The author criticizes police and court inconsistency, urges repainting the wall in solid color at the culprits' expense, and includes a satirical, risqué aside about a separate reader conflict with Mr. Wendell Davidson.
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Mary Elizabeth Feltmeier
Mark R. Payne
Daniel’s Hill
Mt. Vernon
Register-News
Today in History June 16 1972 events and birthdays
On this date in history notable events include Valentina Tereshkova's orbital launch in 1963, Harrodsburg Kentucky's 1774 settlement, Lincoln's 1858 quote, Alaska gold rush 1897, League of Nations first public meeting 1920, Maginot Line abandonment 1940, Eisenhower Japan visit canceled 1960, Laos princes coalition attempt, Kosygin Gaulle Paris talks, Vietnam withdrawal vote in Senate, Helen Traubel's birthday, and Pope Leo XIII thought.
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Kentucky
Harrodsburg
Abraham Lincoln
Springfield
Alaska
Bonanza Creek
Council of the
League of Nations
St. James
Laos
Alexei Kosygin
Charles de Gaulle
Paris
Israel
U.S. Senate
Vietnam
Helen Traubel
Pope Leo XII
Funny Fellows Dieties and Gossip Stir Casual Lunch Talk
A playful note observes that today’s funny fellows who eat light lunches are either on deity or commissions. It notes that one of the largest things in the world is a scatter of gossip.
Presidents at cards and politics in postcards
Personal postcards reveal presidents and famous figures enjoying card games from Adams to Eisenhower with notes on Taft bridge and Roosevelt spider solitaire. Messages also discuss entertainers, TV movies, and political gossip tied to figures like Selma Diamond, Elvis Presley, and Senator Kennedy.
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Robert L. Janecek
St. Paul
A. Washington
Thomas
Jefferson
John Quincey Adams
Adams
Franklin Pierce
Abe Lincoln
U.S. Grant
William Howard Taft
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Warren G. Harding
White House
Lisa Marie
B. Olender
Prospect
Conn
Nicolo Paganini
Yehudi Menuhin
J.C.L
Sharon
Gov. Wallace
Deauville
Miami Beach
Edward Kennedy
Sinatra declines starring in The Little Prince film
London AP reports Frank Sinatra has decided not to take the lead in The Little Prince after European business rep Harold Davison said Sinatra discussed the role in London but chose not to proceed. Contemporaneously in Honolulu AP notes former Secretary of the Treasury John B. Connally commented on potential replacement of Vice President Agnew, stressing the presidency as the top job.
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London
Frank Sinatra
the Little Prince
Harold Davison
Sinatra
Honolulu
Treas
John B. Cevenaly
Deanely
Vx. Var
Fresteens Niaun
Speczeweer
Spiro T. Agnew
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