Ford says federal regulation drives up car costs and inflation
Henry Ford II at Ford Motor Company stockholders meeting criticizes a series of federal rules on emission, safety, bumpers, and fuel economy. He argues air bags, belts, and bumper standards raise prices, push for consumer choice, and call for less government overreach to curb inflation and improve fuel economy.
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Greece Cyprus rift clouds NATO as junta backs Makarios rival
Classified NATO briefings depict Greek armed forces as divided and weak, unable to deter Turkey, while Nixon administration pressures toward the Greek junta. CIA funds flow to Nikos Sampson and Archbishop Makarios is said to have cashed CIA payments. CIA footprints shift toward Tehran as Athens facilities fade. Congress critic Wayne Hays clashes with Nader reporters. housing and transportation leaders tangle in ethics notes.
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Best Dressed Father in Town Turns Up at Lincoln Road
In a humorous reminiscence, the speaker laments not being named among the ten best dressed fathers by the Lincoln Road Association while noting his wife curates his wardrobe. He recalls peers like Jim Bishop, Mike Douglas, Jackie Gleason, Toots Shor, and Jimmy Cannon, and recounts a TV studio mishap that ended with his trousers catching fire as cameras rolled.
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Institutions change stock market patterns by 1980 projections
By 1980 analysts project 126.7 million cars, then noting institutions shift in markets since 1965. Banks and insurers were joined by mutual and pension funds, moving from passive dividend investing to chasing capital gains. Big block trades rose, reaching 31,207 by 1972, then fell 46.3 percent to 29,233 last year, prompting caution on trends and potential return of individual investors.
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New York Stock Exchange
Poli the lot sand tified but di tion stir wor
In a fragmentary text a person named Poli appears amid unclear phrases about a lot and a notification. The readable items hint at a local matter but lack coherent facts or context to identify event, date, or involved organizations. Further readable text is needed to produce a proper summary.
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