Auto Makers Pledge To Make Safer Cars Soon
At a Senate commerce hearing John S Bugas Ford vice president urged Congress to allow voluntary safety programs before new standards. He defended industry self regulation and called for antitrust relief to share safety advances among automakers. The GM safety concerns and proposed board outlined by Bugas highlighted the drive for rapid, cooperative safety progress.
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Corry High elects president as 624 vote turnout reported
A total of 624 students voted in yesterday’s annual election using a Erie County loaned machine. Jerry Mick led campaigns for the new presidency with Carmen Picci rillo and Greg Hooks among supporters. Other candidates included Mary Bennett and Richard Harrington.
Viet Nam hearing ends as Rusk secures approval
The Senate committee approved a measure after a brief session on Capitol Hill. Secretary Rusk faced questions before announcing the vote and the hearing moved to a close. In other items, Melvyn Douglas was added to a New York theater group to co star with Helen Hayes in a fall production. Marine PFC Thomas McEntee was reported killed in action in Viet Nam.
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Public blamed for license delay in Harrisburg
Harrisburg AP reports the State Revenue Department extended auto registration deadlines after mailing four million applications early. Director L. T. Bernard cited slow mail from a four day railroad strike and public nonresponse as reasons for delaying until April 15.
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Branch offices and revised registration easing deadlines
In discussing deadline problems between 1939 and 1955 and again to 1963, Bernard cites staggered registrations by birth month and preloaded application data as options, noting a successful 18 month trial with drivers licenses and urging state wide branch offices to speed services. Princess Anne confirmed at Windsor Castle by the Archbishop of Canterbury marks a royal rite.
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Abduction Charge Against 20 Year Old Man
Stittsburgh AP reports Larry Joe Bobbs, 20, accused of abducting Jeffrey C. Dyer, 18, from Morgantown West Virginia at gunpoint. Dyer forced to Pennsylvania in student car then back to Morgantown with wrists bound. Dyer unharmed. Bobbs arrested in Pittsburgh area with multiple charges including auto theft armed robbery and several holdups in Morgantown and Canterbury.
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