GM Denies Hesitation On U S Minicar Project
Washington AP General Motors Corp. faced questions over its early reluctance to back the U S backed minicar program but insists it did not oppose the project. Details of the firm’s stance and timeline were outlined amid congressional scrutiny and public interest.
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Patler Testimony Rules Barred by Arlington Judge
Arlington Circuit Court judge barred testimony by Mrs. Carl Thoburn who saw John Patler fleeing the Rockwell slaying scene. The ruling follows concerns over crystallized memory after she viewed Patler in custody at the police station hours after the murder. Prosecutors called the ruling devastating to the criminal case.
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Car minicar concept eyed by HUD GM and university
A HUD spokesman quoted Charles M Haar saying there has been cooperation among HUD GM and the University of Pennsylvania. Officials hailed a Tuesday news conference as a model of government university and industry cooperation. Altman of Penn discussed GM delaying production and the possible leasing of minicars to reduce costs and congestion. Seattle mayor Braman noted rail rapid transit as essential, while others weigh how interstate highways affect urban transport.
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When Did McNamara Learn He Was To Be Replaced
Washington AP reports shifting accounts of when Robert McNamara knew he might be named president of the World Bank or left the Pentagon. White House aides and associates describe conflicting timings and discuss Johnson's role in probing McNamara’s interest, with sources noting last April 18 talks and later disclosure of a nomination.
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Costs push producer and consumer prices higher in 1967
The Commerce Bureau notes an 87.54 dollar rise or 3 percent in overall manufacturing costs from the previous year, with 28.85 due to safety measures and 11.20 to air pollution changes. Car prices up 2.7 percent to about 116 dollars, while the consumer price index sits at 117.5 in October, up 2.6 percent year over year. తద
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Insurance plan reshapes policy cancellations nationwide
The new program extends cancellation limits to renewals and new policies, requiring 60 days for underwriting review and at least 20 days notice if not renewed. Officials praise the approach as public friendly, while insurers stress consistency and risk verification.
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Senate and House Approve Postal Rate Increases
Washington AP These increases in minimum postal rates were approved by both chambers and will take effect in January The changes raise first class letters from 5 to 8 cents cards from 4 to 5 Airmail letters from 8 to 10 Airmail cards from 6 to 30 cents second class regular nonadvertising matter from 28 to 34 cents per pound minimum from 1 to 13 cents third class rates differ in Senate and House versions and must be compromised before final passage The House proposes minimum 3 8 cents per piece while the Senate would set 3 6 cents in January and 4 cents next year
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Tax surcharge debate stalls as Mills signals no time
Lawmakers weigh the administration plan with Budget Bureau chief Schultze and Fed chair Martin warning spending cuts are needed. Chairman Mills says there is no time to pass a tax bill this year, while Fowler defends the plan as the administration’s response to scrutiny. Johnson had projected a $29 billion deficit, now seen as $25 billion maximum.
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Doan's Pills Offer Relief for Nagging Backache
Doan's Pills provide pain relief for backache headaches and muscular aches caused by over exertion or stress. A trusted analgesic used for over 70 years, non habit forming and widely recommended by millions. Buy the Doan's large size for better value.
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Three Steps to Help Doctors Find Out What’s Wrong
A Digest article notes mental stress can trigger fatigue backache and reduced sex drive among other disorders. It outlines three steps readers can take to assist physicians in diagnosing the true cause, encouraging proactive patient collaboration.
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