Almanac highlights for June 11, 1969
Today is June 11, 1969, the 162nd day of the year with 203 to follow. Historical notes include Harding named Republican dark horse in Chicago, Lindbergh welcomed by Coolidge, Ben Hogan's Open win after severe injuries, and National Guard scenes at Alabama University during enrollment. A Cervantes quote closes.
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United Press International
Venus
Saturn
Mars
Jupiter
Ohio
Warren Harding
Chicago
Charles Lindbergh
Calvin Coolidge
Atlantic
Paris
Dellaverson to Attend Flight School in Florida
Louis J. Dellaverson Jr has been accepted by the Aerospace Technical Institute of Melbourne Florida, affiliated with Florida Tech. He will begin in September combining college study with pilot training for an FAA commercial license, totaling 190 flight hours and an associate of science in flight technology over two years.
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Louis J. Dellaverson
New Castle- Edinburg Rd
Aerospace Technical Institute of Melbourne
Fla
Florida Institute of Technology
Dellaverson
Federal Aviation Administration
Blue Cross head cites inflation and gear as cost drivers
The Blue Cross of western Pennsylvania president told a state Insurance Department hearing that general inflation, advanced computer equipment, and salary hikes pushed administrative costs from 5 million to 6 million dollars. The group seeks a 6.6 million dollar rate increase for its 720,700 subscribers. Ford defended the plan while noting PR spending to publicize services and reaffirmed Blue Cross’s hospital expense coverage promise.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Blue Cross of
Western Pennsylvania
William H. Ford
Ford
Blue Cross
Robert A. Miller
Insurance Department
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Traveler's Inn
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
James J. Dennis
E. J
Tommy) Thompson
John Gabriel
Harrisburg
Lehigh
Economic Advancement Project, Inc
Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority
PIDA
Allentown
Cryo Therm, Inc
America
NEW Castle News
U.S
Colombo
Ceylon
Strauss
Jie
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