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Show Hon on
Late President
rilAKI-OTTK The Burden
' and The Glory of John K. Kenne
dy," an hour long special drdi
noted to the memory of the late
President, was present'd Wed- I
n«*sday, Nov IS at 7:30 on WB- i
TV. Channel 3.
This program examined the
i events that occurred during Mr.
Kennedy's tenure It will he nar
' rated, in part, in the words of
the late President himself and
I his associates. I
. In its examination of the1
1 events of the Kennedy years, the
j broadcast touched ujion the Pres
i ident's Inaugural Address i Jan.
I 2(1. 1961i; the Bay of Pips inci
i dent and the President’s suhse
(fuer.t speech before the Ameri
can Society of Newspaper Kdit
ors iApril 20. 1961': Mr Kenne- ‘
ilv's meeting with then Soviet j
Premier Nik ta Khrush' hex in
V enrn and h:<- report to the na
tion upon his return ■ tone 6
lihil': the Soviet and U. S. re
-umption of nuclear lesPne i»
1961 and 1962: the President's
j spee h hefo|v» the General As
(semblv of the t'nited Nations
*"Ia*t us call a truce to terror."
Sept. 25. Phil i; the Cuhnn miss
| ile crisis and Mr Kennedy’s
I soee-h to the nation on the Cuba
j Quarantine <Oot 22. 1962C the
pca<-e speech delivered at Ameri
can 1’nivenrity in Washington, D
C (June 10. 1963'; the announce
rcm of the nuclear test ban
treaty (July 26. 1963'; and the
(foreign affairs speech deliver*-1
at the Salt lake C'tx Mormon
Tabernacle (Sept. 26 19631.
Participating, thr ugh off
screen narration, were many of
the Cabinet Officers. Presidential |
advisers and members of C >c- I
press who worked
President Kenndy. They in- i
chided Secret a rv of St’t> ' ’
Rusk. Ambassador to the I'nited
| Nat'ons Adlai K. Stevenson. I n ,
I der-Secret ary of State for Poli
I tieal Affairs W. Averell Harri
1 man. MeGeorge Bundy. Spec -al
j Assistant to (lie President for
National Security Affairs
Als >. Vice-Presiifent elect Hu
bert II Humphiev: Pierre Salin
j per. who was President Kenne
| K's press s'■ ictary; Theodore C.
sorensen. who served as special
-ounsel to the President and Al
i_ ur Onlli-w fnrmi'r head of
Huskey flies .
Relief Supplies J
Captain Hobby 1*. Huskey, '
Kings Mountain native, now of
Hendersonville, a p.lot with the
I.Vith Air Transport Squadron of
the North Carolina National
Guard, recently received a token
of thanks for his co >peratu>n in
flying relief supplies to the Pres -
byterian Medical Center in Chon
Ju. South Korea.
The local National Guard
member piloted an Air National
Guard Constellation plane on
September S that carried 5.000
pounds of hospital suppl.es,
equipment and relief items to
the h ispital.
Huskey'* plane arrived at
Kutisan Air Hast- in Korea, 40
from the Presbyterian hos
pital Unloading the supplies and
trucking them to the hospital
were men of the Fourth Missile
Haltalion at Site Kcho.
Dr. Paul Crane, dirertor of rht*
hospital, s.-nt a letter of thanks
with the certificate saving that
thi- supplies were lulfilling a vi
tal need.
Captain Huskey is the son of
Mr. arid Mrs. W. li. Huskey of
mute three.
the CIA.
NOW OPEN
Bob Brymer
Insurance Agency
(formerly Piedmont
Insurance Agency)
201 W. Gold Street
Telephone 739-4501
Miss Ann Hammett. Manager
We have complete coverage
for Ute. health, auto. fire,
group. We finance assigned
risk plan.
Coll Bessemer City
MA 9-3775 anytime
11:19-tfn
STATEMENT
MUTUAL L!FE 1»»C”WANCE COMPANY
ASSETS
Bonds .
Storks ..•
Mortgage Loans on Krai Estate
Real Estate
Policy Ix>ans ..
Cash and bank dojiosits .
All other assets 'as detailed in annual s atem*
nt i
'4L 560,14 1 15
^4 LiKM.187.nO
780.541,466.42
13.487.215.36
189.806.798 61
25.Ka.289.33
176.54ti.167.22
Total Assets. Elf *9,519.268 '0
LIAEILITIES. SURPLUS AND OTHER TUNDS ^ ..
Aggregate reserve for life |»>li'ies and contracts $2.290,770..v*0.n0
Abrogate ... lor accident and health contracts
Supplementary contracts without life contingencies
4.1 Life
1.2 Accident and health
Policyholders’ dividend accumulations.
Policyholder's di\ .lends <h>< and unpaid ....
Prii\ ision fur j oltcyholder s dividends payable
the following calendar year .
Premiums and innuity consideration
retvived u> advance .
Commission to agents due or accured
General expense due or accured
Taxes, licenses and fees due or accured.
’•omittances and items not allocated .
Ml other liabilities as detailed in annual statement • 104.442,691.23
9,762.473.91
221.n23.277.n<l
12.028,003.12
2.024.513.88
54.693.068.00
1.721.089.45
57.200.001 MiO
14,902,629.37
1.366.003.40
1.S19.976.63
4.410.743.00
1.583.813.33
i ,
Total Liabilities
'penal Surplus funtls .
Jnassigned surplus
Total .
iex.-opt Capita! > $2,783,748,838.32
$ 72n.on0.00
$225.050.129.97
S 225.770.429.97
$3,009,519,268 29
BUSINESS IN THE STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA DURING 1963
Premium Income — Ordinary. $3,476,522.53; Croup, $77,268.75;
Indus!rial $ —a—; Total. $3,553,791.28
Consideration for annuities. $3^971.92 'Included above*; A A IL
i Prem. S443.d23.65; Losses. $372,443.67
President — Royer Hull; Secretary — Robert R. Stroud
Controller — Russell Wetmore; Actuary — Edward H Wells
Home Office — 1740 Broadway, New York. New York
Attorney for service: Edwin S. Lanier. Commissioner of Insurance,
Raleigh. N C.
1. EDWIN S. LANIER. Commissioner of Insurance do hereby
cert if > that the above is a true and correct abstract of the statement
of the Mutual Life Insurance Company, of New York. New York
filed with this Department, showing the condition of said Company
on the 31st day ot December, 1963.
Witness my hand and official seal the da\ and date above
written.
POLIO EXHIBIT
ORDINARY
:. Ceased to be in force during year 'Nett
I. In force Do.t-mber 31 of current year
LOSSES AND CLAIMS
( >. Unpaid December 31, previous year
1. In force December 31 of previous year ..
!. Issued during year.
Number Amount
24.387 121.725.575
1,409 15.197.697
1.334 8.767.789
24.462 128.455.483
». Incurred during current year
7. Settled during current year: .
19 100.260
453 1.174.842
| a. By payment in full .
d. Totals . .
8. Unpaid I**-.-, 31. current year ‘5+6—7di
432 1.481,650
152 1.481 650
93 C-2
GROUP
POLICY EXHIBIT
Nudber of
l. In lorce December 31 of pre\ ious year ..
I. Issued during year
1. Ceased to be in force during year (Net)
I. In force Iteiembei 31 ot current year ....
Policies Amount
31 20.551.554
4 .387.049
9 1.783,119
26 19.156,084
5. Unpaid December 31. previous year ....
6. Incurred during current year .
LOSSES AND CLAIMS
31,682
7. Settled during current year: .
8 Unpaid De>\ 31. current year <546—71
a By payment in full
d. Totals .
•SEALi
NORTH CAROLINA INSURANCE DEPARTMENT
Raleigh. April 22. 19*51
I
EDWIN S. LANIER
CuinnuMioner of lnsuiauct