Truman Birthday Toasts Light Up 82nd Year
Harry S Truman, 82, remains outspoken and active at his Independence, Missouri, home. Friends gather for a birthday lunch, with Johnson and Warren among callers, and campuses and dignitaries sending greetings.
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Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Arkansas
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France
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White House
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Margaret
Clifton Daniel
The
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Chicago
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San Francisco
Lines
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Valdosta
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New York
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Democratic National Committee
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Civil Aeronautics Board
Edwin W. Pauley
California
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Leonard H. Marks
United States Information Agency
Washington
Charles Sawyer
Commerce
John W. Snyder
the Treasury
Stuart Symington
Silas
Greek Orthodox Church of
North and South America
William G. Chirgatis
Ahepa
Mathew McCluskey
Ireland
Louis W.treman
3Rd Army
Fort McPherson
Orval Faubus
Seymour Fishman
Louis H. Bornr
Samuel Rothberg
Truman Center For the Advance
Ment of Peace
Ford Collapsibility Study Aims to Soften Crash Impact
Ford and rivals study collapsibility to absorb crash energy while keeping the body intact. The effort uses 2000 frames per minute cameras and a 180 pound rubber steel dummy named Oscar to test how softer fronts, crumple zones, lighter frames, and longer car bodies might reduce passenger injury. Experts warn higher costs, look and weight increases, and possible tougher repairs though safety gains are sought.
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AP Business News
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Waroeld Johnson
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