Auto makers debate need for yearly model changes
Detroit reports the auto industry shifting to 1961 models with millions spent to alter existing equipment. Proponents argue annual changes boost economy and satisfy consumer demand for novelty while opponents call it wasteful and unnecessary. Industry leaders cite Ford enduring model T era and VW ongoing yearly prototypes as contrasts.
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John B. Rae
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William Mitchell
General Motors
John Gordon
Harlow Curtice
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George Romney
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Harold Churchill
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Kenneth S. Crawford
Martin Co uses billboards to lure engineers into Florida
In Orlando, the Martin Co missile component plant recruits engineers with large highway billboards promising 52 weeks of Florida living. The signs point to the employment office 232 miles away in Martin Orlando, leveraging the state as a lure to attract talent.
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Prison inmate sues warden over mustache rule
William Parmer, 41, a Philadelphia prisoner serving 74 to 95 years for second degree murder, sues Warden William Banmiller alleging the shaving order violates his rights against unreasonable searches. The warden says the rule, enacted three months ago, aims for a neater appearance amid varied facial hair.
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William J. Banmiller
Pennsylvania Correctional Institution
Parmer
Commonwealth’s Court
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