Bernstein Will Head GM Club in San Francisco Oakland, 1963
Henry Bernstein named president of the San Francisco Oakland General Motors Management Club for 1963, succeeding Kenyon Krell. Elmer R. Hubacher and Hollis C. Hoover elected as officers, with Bernstein also chairing GM's Field Relations Committee. The club, one of 34 in major US cities, includes about 20 members.
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Henry Bernstein
GMC Truck and Coach Division
San Francisco - Oakland
General Motors Management Cl
Kenyon Krell
Divsion
Elmer R. Hubacher
San Francisco
Cadillac Motor Car
Pre Dent
Hollis C. Hoover
GMC
Oakland
Bernstein
Plymouth and Valiant Lead Chrysler Plymouth West Market
Chrysler Plymouth Division reports strong sales gains in the Los Angeles metropolitan area and broader West Coast region. Plymouth and Valiant up 74 percent year over year for October and November 1962, with total division sales rising 66 percent nationally and 56 percent regionally. Chrysler up 51 percent, Imperial up 21 percent in same period.
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Plymouth
Valiant
Chrysler- Plymouth
R. P. Gilbert
Western Area
Los Angeles
Chrysler-Plymouth
Chrysler Nnpv
Imperial
Chrysler
Souther
California
Arizona
Nevada
Car Firm Shares Go To Workers
Detroit based American Motors mails Progress Sharing certificates to 32,291 employees detailing exact shares credited in trust. A total of 249,922 shares of capital stock are allocated from the first year results of the Progress Sharing Plan to hourly and salaried staff, with recipients in nearly every state and 11 foreign countries. Certificates reach 26,416 Wisconsin workers and 4,792 Michigan workers, plus 1,083 issued elsewhere.
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Detroit
Progress
American Motors
American Motors Capital Glock
Wisconsin
Michigan
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