GM recalls 3.7 million 1971 and 1972 autos
General Motors recalls 3.7 million full size 1971 and 1972 Chevrolets Buicks Oldsmobiles and Pontiacs to shield the steering coupling from stones or gravel that can cause steering interference. Notices to owners will go out in about two weeks with free shield installation.
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General Motors
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National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Center For Auto Safety
Consumers Union
UPI
City Purchases Buses Aiming For Friday Transit Start
The city bought eight used 30 passenger buses from Middletown Ohio for 9900 total as part of a shift to public ownership. City attorney Campbell said Indiana PSC action toward emergency and permanent permits could occur Friday, enabling public operation and ending private service under Robert Hayden. Buses ranging 1950 to 1957 model years were inspected after transport to Anderson and will be readied for service if approved.
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Ohio
Board of Works Action
Jack B. Campbell
Indiana Public Service Commission
PSC
Robert Hayden
Campbell
Dennis Runyan
Motor Carrier Division
Duke
GMC
Anderson
LBJ Dies at 64 in Texas Ending Era of Reform
Lyndon Baines Johnson died Monday after years with heart trouble. He collapsed at his ranch near Johnson City and was pronounced dead at San Antonio International Airport. As 36th president, he led civil rights and Great Society programs while guiding U.S. toward Vietnam policy and Paris peace talks.
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Austin
Brooke
Paris
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Richard M. Nixon
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Lynda
Charles Robb
Texas
Charlottesville
White House
John F. Kennedy
Dallas
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Great Society
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Roosevelt
University of Texas
Madison County
Lyndon B. Johnson
United States
Robert L. Rock
Rock
Indiana
Walsh
Ray Miller
Alexandria Banking Company
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Elwood
Jim Jackson
The
Herald
Kennedy
Tom Broderick
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Fort Wayne
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Ike
Hoosier Honor Roll remembers Lyndon B Johnson
Madison County residents and local officials mourn the death of Lyndon B Johnson noting his rise from humble beginnings to a leading U S Senate figure and the strong domestic program including civil rights. They recall Johnson's leadership style and his impact on national policy amid Vietnam concerns.
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Margaret Chase Smith
House Armed Services Committee
U.S
John R. Walsh
Anderson
Madison County
Pentagon
Walsh
Johnson
Police Kill Bank Suspect After High Speed Tennessee Chase
Jimmy Lee Scarbrough 35, sought by the FBI for Fairmount and Swayzee bank holdups, dies in a shootout with Anderson and Knox County police after a 90 mile per hour pursuit along a state highway. Barbara Scarbrough abducted earlier, and other suspects linked to the Swayzee robbery are noted.
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Jimmy Lee Scarbrough
FBI
Fairmount
Swayzee
Anderson
Knox County
Tenn
Anderson County
Kenneth E. Caldwell
Scarbrough
Barbara
Highway 25
Clinton, Tenn
Knoxville
U. S
Caldwell
Hamlett
Jmmy
Malcolm
Billy Munsey
Indiana
Billy Ray Scarbrough
Rolin Norway
New York City
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Thornburg
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Summitville
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