1967 U.S. car unveilings bring price hikes and safety upgrades
Detroit reports describe how GM Chrysler Ford and AMC launch 1967 models with styling upgrades and added safety features to meet government standards. Price increases average around 56 dollars for GM 92 for Chrysler and about 13 for related lines, prompting cautious buyer reactions amid efforts to curb spending.
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Fairmount Town Board Advances Local Projects
Fairmount Town Board approved a 5056 expenditure for sewer and water lines to a mobile homes area with work starting immediately. Other votes included home carport and two story residence builds for residents, a two car garage approval, and a three bay car wash plan south of Hab Knob Drive In. A PR note apologizing for using wrong middle initial circulated.
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Kanin era vocal on stage and faith series in Chesterfield
Broadway veteran Garson Kanin discusses risk and artistic growth while a Linden Lane Church of God weekend program in Chesterfield explores deepening the spiritual life. Dr W E Reed, executive secretary, chairs the events with talks on worship vocation and outreach.
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Kanin reshapes theatre memoirs into new Broadway project
The veteran director writer Kanin assembles notebooks and notes to guide a revised stage drama, drawing on his catalogs and the late Shirley Jackson’s work. Hugh Wheeler helps adapt the long process into a present Broadway production slated for this fall with stars like Shirley Knight and Sidney Blackmer, while Kanin seeks briefer, more concentrated writing tasks.
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Anderson Student Attends Baptist Convention
Gerald M. Stearns, a Ball State University sophomore from Muncie, attended the American Baptist Convention national assembly at Green Lake Wisconsin as a Baptist youth delegate. Delegates voted to have the Baptist Student Movement join the University Christian Movement. Stearns is a social science major, son of Mr and Mrs M D Stearns of 1704 East 17th Street.
U S Rules Out Nuclear Arms In War
Washington sources say the United States rules out using nuclear weapons in Vietnam era conflict. Military officials say no tactical warheads are deemed necessary and such a move could trigger Soviet or Chinese involvement. The discussion notes fears of political and strategic consequences outweigh any potential military gain.
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