Assets of Private Pension Funds Rise Despite Payouts
The AP reports private pension funds grew by 5.4 billion last year to 51.9 billion in current value while 1.7 billion in benefits were paid. At current market value the funds total 63.4 billion, mainly covering corporate employees and many run by unions. The SEC released the annual figures Thursday night. House committee says Russia leads in military space use and urges higher U.S. space program priority.
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Washington
House Government Operations Committee
Russia
United States
House
Senate
Notice on insurance rate revisions in Virginia 1965
Public notice from the National Bureau of Casualty Underwriters and Mutual Insurance Rating Bureau requesting approval from the State Corporation Commission for amendments to auto liability and property damage rates. Details include varying increases by policy type, with statewide average rise cited and locations for viewing filings. Public hearing set for June 23, 1965 in Richmond.
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National Bureau of Casualty Underwriters and
Mutual Insurance Rating Bureau
State Corporation Commission
Bureau of Insurance
Blanton Building
Richmond
Virginia
Commission
D.S.T
National Bureau OF Casualty Underwriters Mutual Insurance Rating Bureau
Petty Drives to New Drag Racing Record in Bristol
Richard Petty, 1964 NASCAR champion, pushes 1965 Plymouth Barracuda to a Bristol Intern ational Dragway qualifying record of 144.12 mph for stock body cars, 10.64 sec quarter mile, beating NHRA stock car mark but not the Altered class record. He defeated Bobby Harrop in final qualifying while Don Nicholson, Bill Lawton, Danny Ongais also set top speeds in various classes.
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Bristol
Petty
Bristol International Dragways
National
Hot Rod Association
NHRA
Randleman
N.C
Dodge
Bobby Harrop
Don Nicholson
Atlanta
Bill Lawton
Providence
R. I
Daneny Ongais
Calsbad
Calif
Doctors Rise Slightly as Licenses Hit New Year Total
Chicago AP report shows total licensed physicians at year start at 284 271, up slightly from before. New licenses issued in 1964 were 7 911, down from 8 283 in 1963, reflecting fewer new entrants into medicine.
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Chicago
Journal of the American Medical Association
N C Faculty Protest Over Ban Sparks Accreditation Fear
About half of the UNC Greensboro faculty threaten to resign if the 1963 anti Communist speaker ban harms accreditation. 114 professors sign a letter opposing the law while the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools cautions it could trigger loss of accreditation. Acting Chancellor Ferguson welcomes a governor backed study commission to clarify facts and improve dialogue.
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Greensboro
N.C
University of North Carolina At Greensboro
James S. Ferguson
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
North Carolina
Paul Sharp
Chapel Hill
Kusner Wins Open Jumper Class at Devon Show
Kathy Kusner, Arlington VA, dominates the Devon Horse Show open jumper division with Untouchable to complete a perfect four for four. Red Yount takes the green jumper class, while Good Twist leads the division on 12 points for Checca Farm of Wallpack NJ.
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Devon, Pa
Kathy Kusner
Arlington
Miss Kusner
Tokyo
Red Yount
Gleikes Hunt and
Hack
Orange
Checca Farm
Wallpack
N.J
Sept 17 Commemorates Constitution Ratification
The date marks the anniversary of the United States Constitution's signing in 1787. Citizens reflect on the document's enduring framework and the principles of liberty and governance it established.
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United States
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Securities and Exchange Commission
Fairfax Counties
Norfolk
Lynchburg, N
Port News
Roanoke
Eee
South Viet Nam
Gordon N. Converse
Christian Science Monitor
Ferguson
Special Study Commission
Dan Moore
General Assembly
Winchester Savings and Loan
S. Cameron St
W.F. Artrip, Jr
Chevrolet
Adillac Corp
Loudoun St
Winchester
Walt
Vine
Cassin
Belvedere
Chrysler. Corporation
Chrysler Motors Corporation
Plymouthland
Chapman Motor Co., Inc
Greysler
W. Boscawen St
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