Auto Industry Seeks Flexible Federal Auto Safety Standards
The industry urged Congress to limit federal safety standards to new cars, require long lead times for implementation, and ensure standards align with innovation and manufacturing capabilities. It backed the secretary of commerce's power but sought guiding limits and time for design, tooling, and production, while the National Safety Council welcomed federal standards if they do not deter voluntary industry safety actions.
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Washington
Detroit
House Commerce Committee
James A. Mackay
D-Ga
Lloyd N. Cutler
Secretary of Commerce
House Committee
Congress
National Safety Council
Auto Industry
Commerce Committee
Colombian Senate Praises Kennedy's Latin America Aid Call
The Colombian Senate unanimously approved a motion expressing pleasure at New York Senator Robert F. Kennedy's call for more U S economic aid to Latin America. The motion described Kennedy as a spokesman for a new policy and praised his understanding of continental problems.
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Bogota
Colombia
UPI
Senate
New York
Robert F. Kennedy
United States
Latin America
Kennedy
U.S
Southern Race Trouble Near Warns of Rising Tensions
A joint study by the Southern Regional Council and the American Jewish Committee warns of rising anger and violence among Southern Negroes, citing 125 incidents and 10 killings between 1965 and 1966. It criticizes media coverage and calls for faster realization of promises and federal action.
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Washington
South
Southern Regional Council
American Jewish Committee
Streisand Misses London Show On Doctor's Orders
Barbra Streisand who is expecting her first baby in December will miss the Saturday night Funny Girl performance in London on medical advice. Her physician warns that the strenuous demands of the role could jeopardize the pregnancy, and a spokesman said she needs 48 hours rest before the next matinee and Monday night appearance.
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London
UPI
Barbra Streisand
Miss Streisand
Mike Baumohl
Farmers Told By Democrats Of Aid Given
Democratic lawmakers from Iowa Wisconsin and Nebraska urged farmers not to overlook six years of policy gains led by Rep Neal Smith on the House floor They argued farm income rose 20 5 percent to 14 1 billion with per farm gains of 40 percent while calling for economic adviser on White House staff and restraint on talks by confidential advisers.
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Washington
UPI
Neal Smith
Drowa
Iowa
Stanley Greigg
John Hansen
Bert Bandsira
John Schmidhauser
Lynn Stalbaum
Stalbaum
Smith
Johnson
White House
Vincennes Area Wire Plant to Cost 4.6 Million
C Harold Phillips of Essex Wire Corp announced a 4.6 million magnet wire plant to be built on a 41 acre site four miles south of Vincennes. The one floor facility will house 175000 square feet of manufacturing area and employ about 200 when at full capacity. It will produce copper and aluminum magnet wires for motors transformers and coils and is described as the country’s most modern facility. Construction to be finished by spring 1967.
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Fort Wayne, Ind
UPI
C. Harold Phillips
Essex Wire Corp
Vincennes
Phillips
Indiana credit union official attends global meetings
Mrs. Helen Figel of 3417 Main St. serves as secretary treasurer of the Independent Credit Union and represents Indiana credit union members at international meetings in Madison Wisconsin this week. She is among 262 directors of CUNA International Inc which serves 25 million members in about 40 000 credit unions worldwide.
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Helen Figel
Main St
Independent Credit Union
Indiana
International Credit Union
Madison
Wis
Cuna International, Inc
Free World
Stahr Re-elected AUSA President In Bloomington
Elvis J. Stahr of Indiana University wins a main ballot to continue as president of the 77,000-member Association of the United States Army. He previously served as secretary under President John F. Kennedy.
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Stahr
Bloomington
Ind
Association of the
United States Army
Elvis J. Stahr
Indiana University
John F. Kennedy
Niort Court Orders Damages Over House Collapse
In Niort France a floor collapse at a former owner’s sale left 10 guests injured. Jean Domain faced a court ruling requiring payment of about 20 000 dollars in damages to the attendees.
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NIORT
France
Jean Domain
Doman
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