Seat belts push to curb highway deaths nationwide
AP Automotive writer notes Cornell research shows seat belts could cut deaths by about 15 percent and injuries by around 60 percent in holiday traffic. Despite availability since 1950s, belts remain neglected. education campaigns and AMA backed mandates push for widespread installation and anchoring standards for 1962 models.
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Radio Phone Without Wires Demonstrated in Public
Washington AP reports a wire free radio telephone system called RACEP was shown publicly. Developed by Martin Co Orlando division it allows private dialed calls without switchboards potentially paving the way for vest pocket radio telephones. Two 30 pound units cover 3 to 4 miles with a test set planned at 15 miles.
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