Auto Sales Slump Linked to Severe Weather in 1967
Detroit AP reports snowbound conditions hurt early 1967 auto sales as dealers store nearly 1.5 million cars. GM battles an eight day Mansfield plant strike while AMC cuts prices boosting American line sales. Industry worries about a weak spring buying surge and potential 1967 model year losses.
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UCLA Study Finds Rent Inequities For Minorities In LA
UCLA real estate research shows minority group families with equal income live in poorer quarters and pay more in rent. Acting director Dr. Fred E. Case notes few minority families own homes and those are older and poorer in condition while rental stock remains inferior. Mexican American households spend less on housing yet reside in poorer housing than Negro families.
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