Insurance No Fault proposal urged to ease motorist costs
An editorial argues no fault auto insurance could cut overhead and reduce premium costs for motorists. It cites high insurer expenses and notes 42 percent of 1969 bodily injury premiums paid to claimants, 30 percent to lawyers and investigators, and 26 percent to company expenses, urging consideration of no fault despite limited practical experience.
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New York
Massachusetts
North Carolina
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee
Nixon's stance on fixed withdrawal date for Vietnam
President Nixon signals a planned near end to U S involvement in Vietnam with a goal of total withdrawal but rejects setting a definite date now. He says a fixed deadline could aid the enemy and argues the end should come as South Vietnam can defend itself. He anticipates a residual force if prisoners remain and insists withdrawal remains the objective.
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Washington
Nixon
Vietnam
United States
Congress
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Indo- China
South Vietnam
North
South Korea
United Nations
South Korean
America
Simon Peter
Christ
Nixon's wage limits and union power spark a national debate
The piece argues executive limits on construction wage hikes, cites large past gains, and discusses union strength across industries from bricklayers to ironworkers. It links wage demands to productivity and notes potential political costs for Nixon ahead of 1972. It also surveys military drawdown plans and Vietnam policy framing.
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Nixon
Dayton
Ohio
Toledo
Pension plans fail to deliver for many workers
A survey of 1 000 private pension plans shows most employees will not collect benefits due to quitting or being fired before plan provisions vest. Critics warn mandating payouts after five years would raise costs and force plan terminations. The piece also notes low voter turnout and debates Monday elections as a holiday.
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United States
Lorenzo Price Named 1961 Driver of the Year for Virginia
Lorenzo F. Price is named 1961 Driver of the Year for Virginia by the Virginia Highway Users Association. Forrest E. Jones of Allegheny Freight Lines announces the honor. The Frederick County Board of Supervisors votes to stay on standard time. Curtis Barr Harry Geiman and Paul Hotinger judge Miss Hancock in Hancock Maryland Beta Sigma Phi contest. Dr Tunstall C Powers leaves for New York City for post graduate study in diseases of the month. George Paxton and his band, Glen Miller Award winners, will perform May 2 at the Apple Blossom Festival princess reception. About 1500 pine seedlings will be planted in Rouss Park area with city recreation dept and civic groups.
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Lorenzo F. Price
Virginia
Virginia Highway Users Association
Forrest E. Jones
Allegheny Freight Lines
Curtis Barr
Harry C. Geiman
Paul Hotinger
Hancock, Md
Hancock
Tunstall C. Powers
New York City
New York University
Columbia University
George Paxton
Glen Miller
Rouss Park
City Recreation Dept
Daily Meditation on the Resurrection and the Church
Earl 1. Douglas writes on the resurrection of Jesus Christ, the ascension, and the church’s enduring mission despite modern declines. He notes the disciples’ faith, the promised return, and the Church’s ongoing triumph through history as the body of Christ.
Fringe Groups Rally Against Nixon In Chicago Style Clash
William S. White reports the Ripon Society leads a trio of fringe Republican critics opposing President Nixon. The Seattle dinner for Walter J. Hickel targets antiwar and pro-conservation themes while leaders back Paul McCloskey and Mark Hatfield. The piece compares ADA and Common Cause as broader liberal challengers.
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Washington
Ripon Society
Ripon
Wis
G.O.P
Nixon
Congress
Republican Party
Americans For Democratic
Seattle
Guess Who
Walter J. Hickel
Interior
Hickel
Mark Hatfield
Oregon
Paul McCloskey, Jr
Noble Redwoods
Mr. Nixon
J. Hickel
Mark O. Hatfield
Paul McCloskey
California
Appreciation Letter for Rescue Efforts After Virginia Plane Crash
Richard L. Book Horace A. Johnson N. Frank McClure Donald L. Waltz of Harrisburg Pa express gratitude to Loudoun County Sheriff and Fire Departments and Rescue Squads for rapid response after a forced landing. They praise Winchester Memorial Hospital staff and local residents who assisted before the emergency responders arrived.
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Loudoun County
Virginia
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Richard L. Book
Horace A. Johnson
N. Frank McClure
Donald L. Waltz
Harrisburg, Pa
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Can Industry Union
United Mine Workers’ Welfare Fund
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Penn Central
William L. Moore
Indiana
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Red China
Soviet Union
I.Q
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China
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New World
U.S
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Earl
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Mary
God
Christ Jesus
William S. White
Cloud Nine
George McGovern
South Dakota
Americans For Democratic Action
Common Cause
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Ada
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Jack F. Davis
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Douglas B. O'Connell
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