Nader Attacks GM Price Increases
Washington AP Ralph Nader unofficial auto industry watchdog wrote Senator Hart accusing General Motors of raising car prices after taxes and profits surged. He cited a $120 rise last September and a proposed $61 hike later cut to $23, urging a wider inquiry into the industry to protect consumers.
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Michigan Daily Report on GM Mutual Aid Plan
The University of Michigan daily says General Motors drafted a mutual aid plan last summer for Big Three automakers if one faced a strike. Chrysler and Ford deny knowledge of the plan. the plan proposed reimbursements of 500 dollars per unit for Saturday overtime.
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No Setup Until Monday Seen for Iowa's Weather
Bitter cold gripped Iowa with subzero readings across most of the state. Snow was light at most locations, drifting winds, and temperatures remained far below normal with single digits above zero only in the southeast.
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British Official To Visit Japan
London AP report says Foreign Secretary Brown departed for Japan for talks with Japanese leaders and will then meet U S Secretary of State Rusk in Washington to continue discussions on policy and alliance matters.
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London
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Washington
Chuckle Disarmament Parody Echoes Hollywood Party
A quip notes the mock disarmament scene like a Hollywood party where no one arrives until others have shown up. The line nods to satire and timing with a casual caution about presence and spectacle.
Dr Barnard cautions arthritis may end career as surgeon
In a filmed NBC interview from Capetown Dr Christiaan Barnard notes arthritis in his hands could eventually limit or end his surgical career. He recounts childhood pain, ongoing treatment, and says he may not operate beyond age 60 while stressing readiness to adapt as needed.
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South Africa
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Two Quakes Rugged Northern Chile Prompt No Major Damage
Two earthquakes struck northern Chile within 22 minutes, shaking Copiapo in Atacama at 7 28 p m and La Serena in Coquimbo about 180 miles south. Police said the first measured six on the Mercalli scale. No injuries were reported from either area.
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Ray declares candidacy for governor in Iowa
Des Moines attorney Robert D. Ray announces as a GOP candidate for governor at the Sept. 3 primary. He resigns as state GOP chairman to run, aiming for an era of alert action to preempt problems. Several other figures show interest, reopening a multiway race with candidates from Lawton, Centerville, West Branch and beyond.
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Centerville
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Cedar Rapids
Greek Orthodox Marking Christmas at Bethlehem
Worshippers filled the Church of the Nativity for midnight Mass led by Orthodox Patriarch Benedictus of Jerusalem as Bethlehem observes Christmas. Gen Uzi Narkiss, Israeli officials, and Bethlehem dignitaries attended alongside Syriac and Coptic believers. Curfew in the West Bank was lifted and Bethlehem opened to all, contrasting limited access during prior months.
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Izvestia Reviews U.S. Politics Favoring Democrats
Izvestia says the Republican party does not express U.S. workers and that Nixon is a political charlatan. It portrays Democrats as appealing to the middle class, intellectuals, unions, and Negro groups while noting both parties serve capitalism. The piece discusses Romney as a business ally and raises Kennedy as a possible Democratic challenger to Johnson.
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Sihanouk rules out talks with North Vietnam and China
Cambodian chief of state Prince Norodom Sihanouk said he would not help arrange talks with Communist North Vietnam or Red China, signaling a firm stance amid regional tensions. The remark came as he indicated ongoing caution in diplomatic efforts.
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Bowles
Vietnam
Norodom Sihanouk
North Vietnam
Red China
Hanoi Is Tough in Talks Threatening War Rise
A UPI report quotes William Bundy saying Hanoi remains dug in and could use talks and a bombing halt to reinforce North Vietnam forces in South Vietnam. He describes North Vietnamese leaders as tough and willing to exploit negotiations for greater war potential.
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UPI
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North Vietnam
U.S
South Vietnam
Hold Woman in Shooting of 2 Nuns in Ohio
Police hold 20 year old Janet LaZarrus for questioning after a sniper shot two Roman Catholic nuns near St Francis of Assissi church on the north side. One nun was wounded seriously in the chest and the other in the shoulder. Officers found a .22 caliber rifle in her barricaded apartment kitchen. She offered no resistance.
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