GM Cuts 1966 Prices On Models For 1966 Cars
GM announced 1966 model prices are 52 to 136 dollars lower than 1965 equivalents with standard safety items on all models. The cuts reflect a 3 percent tax reduction and lower costs for safety features, while GM notes no price increases since 1958 and cites labor cost rises as offset. Chrysler and Ford response prompt scrutiny by officials and unions.
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Ford Moor Co
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American Motors Corp
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Reuther
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Commerce
Johnn ‘T. Connor
Connor
Newark
White House
Washington
Commerce Department
Couneil
Econamie
Frederick G. Donner
James M Roche
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U.N. Reform Debate and India China Border Tensions
The United Nations Steering Committee urged reexamining Red China's representation and Tibet while the United States advised against a full assembly debate. In Asia, India reported a Chinese patrol inside Uttar Pradesh, with Delhi protests over border incursions and a tense standoff easing after claims of a troop withdrawal. Prime Minister Shastri called China a greater challenge, but New Delhi welcomed a deescalation.
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Yost
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Sikkim
Peking People's Daily
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Shastri
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Michigan shipment contains lard with unknown material
Kellogg reports a three ton shipment from a single Michigan source possibly containing hazardous material. Welfare officials found particles in two pound lard bricks, traced to welfare recipients, with inspectors to verify rest. The source was notified and aims to send an inspector. no final cause or location of entire material determined. Pakistan and India reported ongoing cease fire talks and military actions with casualties, air raids, and a parliamentary emotional address by Shastri.
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Otsego
Crawford
Leelaway
Kalkaska
Kellogg
Michigan
Autumnal equinox shifts season timing in astronomy
An astronomy forecaster discusses the tilt of the Earth, solstices, and equinoxes noting that the Northern Hemisphere receives varying solar rays as the poles move closer to or away from the sun. He questions rigid seasons and suggests meteorological seasons June through August for summer and September through November for fall. The autumnal equinox is Thursday at 1:08 a.m. EST with sunrise around 5:48 a.m. and sunset near 5:58 p.m., though the Sun will rise 5:57 a.m. and set 5:51 p.m. on the 40th parallel across much of the continent.
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Brunk
United States
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
California
Federal Commission Publishes Help Wanted Advertising Guidelines
The Equal Opportunity Commission says classified ads may not show sex preference unless a bona fide occupational qualification applies. It urges use of neutral or combined columns and requires a prominent notice that some listings are not meant to exclude applicants. The guidelines aim to prevent sex-based discrimination under the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
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Washington
Equal Opportunity Commission
Commission
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Cuban Plan To Make Each Child A Red Stirs Panic
Cuban refugees recount a new Castro plan to indoctrinate children and the resulting panic among families in Cuba and the United States. Exiles report 67 Cubans, including a driver for Fidel’s brother Ramion, arriving at a Florida refugee center after a hazardous sea crossing, while Havana radio urges enrollment of children 7 to 14 in Pioneer indoctrination centers.
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Fla
Fidel Castro
Peregrin Rodriguez
Cuba
Freedom
Florida
Coast Guard
Caridad Hernandez
Jaimanitis
Havana
Ramion Castro
Fidel
U.S
Havana Radio
the Pioneers
United States names Communist to head key UN committee
At the United Nations in New York, Karoly Csalardy of Hungary was unanimously chosen as chair of the General Assembly's main political committee, the first Soviet bloc member to hold the post since 1946. The move follows earlier talks on East-West cooperation and includes new flag ceremonies for Gambia, Singapore, and the Maldive Islands as the assembly begins its policy debates set to run to October 15.
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N.Y
United States
General Assembly
Hungary
U.N
Karoly Csalarday
Teader
Dmitri Manuilsky
Ukraine
Luis Vida Zaglio
U.N Security Council
Pope Paul VI
Council
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
USN
Assembly
Gambia
Singapore
Maldive
Vasco Leilao Varutha
Goldberg
Toegin
Viet Nam Air Mobility Exchange Near An Khe
Report from An Khe describes a 10 minute exchange of fire with a Viet Cong unit near the Flying Horsemen base. 01st Airborne Brigade also saw sporadic fire. Navy pilots from the Midway claim two boats destroyed and bridges damaged in North Vietnam with all planes returning safely. Additional actions near Ben Cat include a raid on a Viet Cong field hospital and tunnel network, nine enemy killed, hospital said to have 25 buildings and 2000 patient capacity. Sihanouk in Rangoon denounces U.S. forces as occupation troops and calls for withdrawal. Weekly U.S. casualties listed as 21 killed, 196 wounded, 2 missing. communist losses 495 killed.
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An Khe
Saigon
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7Th Fleet
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Ben Cat
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Cambodia
PrinceNorodom Sihanouk
South Viet Nami
Peking
Critics seize on quotas and wage hike talk in rapid-fire capital notes
The article surveys Capitol views on a national origins quota favoring Northern and Western Europeans, a proposed minimum wage rise, and the broader political climate. It covers labor stance, business opposition, and Republican skepticism, plus U.S. policy chatter on India Pakistan cease-fire pressures and a discuss of union shop, draft, and antipoverty funding.
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India
China
John W. McCormack
Ahmed
Congress
United States
Pakistan
M Mountain
Unclear UN Gaza Front and LeMay burglary details emerge
Report describes UN truce supervision in Palestine under Australian Lt. Gen. Nimmo and Norwegian Gen. l674 Teeth mi DML while detailing a Montreal Bank for Nova Scotia loot case. It covers fugitive LeMay, linked to a South Florida yacht, his arrest, and US charges of visa violation and evaded capture.
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Lise
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Johnson peace and security in the sub continent
Pakistan envoy denied Indian charges of collusion with China amid border harassment accusations. The claim was raised at a press club gathering last week by India's Ambassador BK Nehru.
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Pakistan
India
BK. Nehru
India and Pakistan Agree to Cease Fire After Council Plea
India consented to the cease-fire after Security Council appeals but demanded Pakistan’s agreement first. Pakistan then agreed to halt fighting at a council meeting, warning that without a peaceful Kashmir settlement the nation would quit the United Nations. The council plans to consider steps toward a settlement after cease-fire and withdrawal, with U.S. Ambassador Goldberg lauding the agreement as a historic UN moment.
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Washington
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Pakistan
India
Peking
Senate
Democratic
Mike Mansfield
Montana
U.N. Security Council
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
U.N
O ‘Chant
Johnson
Soviet Union
Great Britain
Security Council
Council
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
Kashmir
United Nations
Arthur I.goldberg
Bhutto
Wreck kills two in Virginia crash, county road
Sheriff officials identified Conway Gordon and Nelson Homes as the victims when a pickup veered off a Virginia t highway in Orange County Wednesday. Eugene Shelton Gillenwater, 45, of Rt. Ft Blackmore, died in a Scott County crash on Virginia 661 nine miles north of Gate City after his car ran off the road and struck a bank.
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Orange County
Sheriff's Office
Conway Gordon
Nelson Homes
Gate City
Eugene Shelton Gillenwater
Rt. Ft Blackmore
Scott County
Down & Bank
Pentagon editors back use of riot control agents in Vietnam war
Officials have been urged by editorials to consider nonlethal gases against Viet Nam guerrillas who hide in tunnels and caves. Weeks earlier Deputy Secretary Cyrus R. Vance told lawmakers that there is no national policy banning riot control agents.
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Viet Nam
Cyrus R.vance
Congress
Draft Order for Doctors and Dentists
A Selective Service spokesman outlined draft plans for medical professionals, noting doctors dentists and veterinarians likely to be aged 26 to 35. If men are under 26 they are called first starting with the oldest, while the 26 to 35 group uses a different system where the youngest are summoned first.
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