Public backs shared role for safety standards in cars
Gallup finds 55 percent favor shared government and industry responsibility for higher car safety standards, with 29 percent saying the industry should set them alone. The public blames driver behavior—carelessness speed and drinking—more than car defects for accidents.
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George Gallup
U.S
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Abraham A. Ribicoff
Connecticut
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United States
Higher Auto Safety Standards Questioned For Future Cars
DANVILLE CARS. BIRDIE MAE RANDOLPH SP 39906 Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Roberts and Mrs. Eulas Bradford and Jerold visited relatives in Boaz recently. Mrs. John Tomlinson is in Birmingham this week visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davis of Memphis Tenn. have returned home after visiting his father Paul Davis here. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dobbins were in Scottsboro to attend funeral services for a cousin. Mr. and Mrs. C Jennings of Waldermose Springs revisited with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Compton.
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