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Danville Register

Location

Danville, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1965

Page

2

Auto maker urges stricter curbs on bad drivers

Washington AP report quotes Roy Abernethy of American Motors urging the Senate Government Operations subcommittee to focus on driving behavior as the major factor in highway deaths. He says more than 85 percent of accidents stem from human error and calls for enforceable training standards and uniform rules nationwide.

Washington American Motors Corp Roy Abernethy American Abernethy Abraham A. Ribicoff Dconn Gilver & Whipping Boy

Inroads Made By Red China Among Russian Satellites

Washington reports that by January 1965 Red China gained influence in Communist parties outside Soviet bloc. Indonesia, India, Japan and New Zealand showed pro-Chinese leanings. pro-Chinese splits appeared in Australia Belgium Brazil Burma Ceylon Colombia Mexico Paraguay Switzerland. Pro-Soviet and pro-Chinese factions clashed in Austria Ecuador Nepal Norway Peru Spain. Total Communist membership rose to 44.5 million, with 75 percent outside the bloc in Indonesia and Italy.

Washington Red China Soviet Union U.S Indonesia India Japan New Zealand Australia Belgium Brazil Burman Ceylon Colombia Mexico Paraguay Switzerland Austria Ecuador Nepal Norway Peru Spain Peking United States Stvdy Communist Bloc Italy France Cuba Yugoslavia China

Selective Service Says It Can Deliver Men for Buildup

Washington AP report quotes a Selective Service spokesman stating the draft system can meet larger calls if the Vietnam buildup expands. He notes past wartime levels, cites May end pool figures of 583000 single men 19 to 26, 160000 examined, 542000 married 1a ready, and 1.89 million 1Y emergency qualified. No plan to ease draft standards is being considered.

Washington McNamara Sion Saigon Joint Chiefs of Staff Berlin Selective Service Johnson Robert S. McNamara South Viet Nam Defense Department Tie

Longest Highway Tunnel Opens by France and Italy

The Mont Blanc highway tunnel linking France and Italy officially opens with Presidents De Gaulle and Saragat cutting ribbons at Chamonix and Courmayeur. The two-lane 7.2 mile tunnel will ease travel, with security and tolls in place as discussions continue on regional policy. The opening marks a major transport achievement after six years of work and will be closed at night except for restricted access during initial days.

FRESS France Italy de Gaulle Mont Blanc Saragat Charles Saragat Dent Giuseppe Saragat Amenceaucusis Edmond Giscard Courmayeur Ecere D’estaing Communist Parties U.S Challsenger

Move to end silver in U S coins clears House vote

Washington AP says the House approved a bill to eliminate silver from dimes and quarters reducing content to 10 and 40 percent and ban minting silver dollars for five years. The Senate previously accepted minor changes as President Johnson was expected to sign.

Washington Fowler Decker Press Cian Thurst Allied States Mint Johnson Senate House Treasury Secretary of the Treasury Henry H. Fowler William C. Decker Corning, N.Y Glass Works

Bank director attestations certify report of condition

Brantley F Barr President and the undersigned directors attest the correctness of this report of condition, declaring to the best of their knowledge and belief that it is true and correct. Directors Rutledge C Clement Stuart G Christian Jr Drake Pritchett B W Booth Jr.

I. Brantley F. Barr Brantley F. Barr Rutledge C. Clement Stuart G. Christian, JR Drake Pritchett B. W. Booth, JR

Belgrade University Grades Gap Cited by Serbian Delegate

Belgrade University delegate Miodrag Orlic told the congress that too few students who enroll in Yugoslav universities pass the first year tests. He noted the 1963-64 year with 9,657 enrolled at the University of Belgrade and only 3,199 passing the end of year tests.

Belgrade Miodrag Orlic Communist Party of Serbia University of Belgrade

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