Auto Makers Explain Details Of Claims Are Still Confusing
Auto manufacturers defend FTC advertising documentation by presenting thick volumes of charts and jargon. Ford compares noise tests with Rolls Royce and Jaguar while detailing octave band sound levels and decibels. Chrysler cites cowl hinge pillar improvements for lateral rigidity as part of unibody strength. American Motors touts Matador with claims of more interior space than its size class.
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New York
Ford Motor Co
LTD
Ford
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Rolls Royce
Jaguar
Chrysler
American Motors
State Recovers From Heavy Snowfall Across North Carolina
Moderating temperatures aided recovery after a snow storm that dumped up to 18 inches in the mountains of North Carolina and caused five weather related traffic deaths. Cataloochee ski area near Asheville reported 18 inches. the storm began Thursday night and moved across the state on Friday.
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Asheville
North Carolinas
Washington, D.C
Dunn
Faye Stephens
Walter
Rocky
Cecelia
James Stephens
Robert L. Jerome
Aberdeen
N.C
U.S. 1
Southern Pines
Page Memorial United Methodist Church
Highway Patrol
Charlotte
Lexington
Gastonia
Concord
Salisbury
Antibusing Law Struck Down in Alabama Court Ruling
Federal Judge Sam C. Pointer Jr rules Alabama antibusing law unconstitutional, saying it offers a freedom of choice option that undermines desegregation. Five Jefferson County students may finish fall term at current schools, but must join desegregation plan schools from spring.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
U.S. District Court
Sam C. Pointer Jr
U.S. Supreme Court
Pointer
Jeffer
Jefferson County
Jefferson County Circuit Court
William Barber
Jefferson School Board
Powell Set as First Nixon Nomination Voted in Senate
Senate schedules 4 p.m. Monday vote on Lewis F. Powell Jr. to succeed Hugo Black with Rehnquist’s confirmation later. Mansfield and Scott weigh timing to expedite action and avoid a Senate squabble. Powell, 64, Richmond lawyer and former ABA president, faces no known opposition.
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Richmond
Lewis F. Powell, Jr
Nixon
Supreme Court
Senate
Powell
William H. Rehnquist
Rehnquist
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Mansfield
Scott
American Bar Association
Hugo L. Black
Justice Dept Faces Aide Turnover and Nominations
The article reports a major turnover at the Justice Department under Atty. Gen. John Mitchell as Richard W. McLaren is nominated and confirmed to a Chicago federal judgeship. Richard G. Kleindienst remains Mitchell’s deputy amid upcoming nominations and resignations linked to Nixon’s campaign. Will R. Wilson resigns from the criminal division amid stock fraud probe involvement.
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John Mitchell
Justice Department
Nixon
Richard W. McLaren
U.S. District Court
Chicago
McLaren
Department
Senate
Mitchell
Richard G. Kleindienst
Texas
Atty
Will R. Wilson
Wilson
FBI Asked To Study Triple Slaying Case
In Indianapolis three businessmen were found with throats slashed after an apparent home invasion. Deputy Police Chief Ralph Lumpkin requested FBI review due to interstate case aspects. Three suspects are being probed separately amid threats to a secretary and an acquaintance, with autopsy showing blunt force head injuries and fatal blood loss.
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Indianapolis, Ind
Indianapolis
Ralph Lumpkin
Robert A. Gierse
Robert W. Hinson Jr
James Barker
Hinson
Barker
Gierse
Lumpkin
J.T. Cole
Hinson and Gierse
Dennis J. Nicholas
Marion County
India Makes Thrust Into East Pakistan War Report
The Associated Press notes Indian ground and air forces entered East Pakistan with simultaneous air raids on eight West Pakistani airfields and major cities. Indian officials claim several Pakistani planes were destroyed on the ground and no Indian losses, while Radio Pakistan says 33 Indian planes were shot down. The conflict involves support for Bengali secessionists and naval interception of a Pakistani ship reported by United News of India.
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Pakistan
Lahore
Karachi
Rawalpindi
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East Pakistan
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Jessore
Radio Pakistan
East
West Pakistan
United News of India
Indian Navy
Pakistanis Say India Began War
President Agha Muhammad Yahya Khan accused India of launching a full scale war and urged Pakistanis to reply with crushing force. Prime Minister Gandhi in New Delhi claimed West Pakistan had declared war. Yahya spoke of fighting for integrity and honor as India’s actions were described as hostile.
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West Pakistan
Agha Mohammed Yahya Khan
India
Yahy Thetien
Alya
Pakistan
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