Auto firms say they cannot meet 23 safety standards in time
Detroit AP reports the auto industry and the nation’s first highway boss clash over the 23 point safety program. automakers warn time and cost constraints may prevent major 1968 model changes. GM, Ford, Chrysler, American Motors critique lead times and feasibility while Haddon's plan aims to cut traffic deaths.
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Charles C. Cainap
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William Haddon Jr
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Will A. Scott
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Harry Barr
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Henry Ford II
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American Motors
Roy Abernethy
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