Driver Education Gains Outweigh Car Safety Push
AP report says nations focus on driver and pedestrian education over vehicle safety rules. US debates mandatory new-car safety features while Britain Japan and Italy pursue seat belts road safety education measures and stricter driver testing to reduce fatalities amid rising car use worldwide.
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U.S
Congress
Sai Dock
France
Britain
Japan
West Germany
Briain
Prade
Crash Victim Sues GM Over High Powered Car
Willam J. Marshall of Princeton files a $1 million federal suit on behalf of Phillip Michael Schemel of Springfield Ohio. Schemel, paralyzed from the neck down, seeks $500000 in punitive and $500000 in compensatory damages for injuries from a April 2 1964 three car crash on Indiana route 57 near Gibson County involving a 1960 Chevrolet Impala capable of over 100 mph. The suit accuses General Motors of distributing cars too powerful for public safety and negligent advertising promoting high speeds.
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General Motors Corp
U.S
Willam J. Marshall
Princeton
Phillip Michael Schemel
Springfield
Ohio
Schemel
Indiana Highway 357
Gibson County
Glen E. Dixon
Gmy
Miam
Chael N. Bigham
Oakland City
Bigham
Romanian Dance Group Cancels U S Visit
Romanian folk dance ensemble calls off its scheduled Midwest and West Coast tour in protest of U S Vietnam policy. The troupe was set to perform in Chicago Los Angeles San Diego and Washington.
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Washington
Romania
U. S
State Department
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Diego
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