Auto Makers Welcome Johnson Safety Plan
Auto industry leaders welcomed President Johnson’s 700 million dollar six year traffic safety program. The plan proposes optional federal safety criteria, increased state grants, and expanded highway safety research. Industry figures see the proposals as workable with less risk of hard federal control.
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Charles C. Cain
AP Business News
Detroit
Johnson
Congress
James Roche
General Motors
Lynn A. Townsend
Chrysler
Richard B. Cross
American Motors
John A. Bugas
Ford Motor Co
Roche
Secretary of Commerce
National Highway Safety Research and Test Center
War Bills to Keep Congress Busy This Week
A 13.1 billion defense appropriation and a six billion tax measure dominate Congress plans this week. The defense bill funds Vietnam and Southeast Asia programs, while the tax bill revises excise taxes and withholding to curb inflation.副
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William F. Arbogast
Washington
Congress
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Senate
Johnson
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Social Security Trust Fund
Interstate Commerce Commission
Teenage Marriages Increase Despite High Breakup Rate
AP columnist notes rising teen marriages with about 14 of 100 teenage lads saying I do and half of brides this year under 20. The piece also shares light items on fashion, aviation safety, education spending, wildlife, humor, and folklore.
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Jy Hal Boyle
New York
Las Vegas
Nev
Louis XIV
France
America
Gelett Burgess
Mail Fraud Conviction Sentences Whitaker to Three Years
LITTLE ROCK AP Harold J. Whitaker 40 of Lake Village was sentenced to three years in prison on 22 counts of mail fraud. U S District Judge J Smith Hentey also placed him on probation for five years after release. Prosecutors said he used the mails in a work at home scam selling baby bibs aprons and fishing lures.
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Little Rock
Harold J. Whitaker
Lake Villape
U.S
J. Smith Hentey
Whitaker
Market Dip Likely Fails To Damage Confidence
AP analysis notes the stock market decline has yet to dent consumer and business confidence. Companies plan measured inventory growth, with 17 billion in inventory rise late 1965 and a further modest gain expected. Economists say cautious expansion and slower inflation fears keep overall optimism intact despite volatile prices.
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Sam Gawson
AP Business News
NEW York (Ap
Roses for landscaping and rose varieties guide
The article explains landscape uses for roses including beds along driveways hedges and privacy screens plus how different types like grandiflora floribunda and miniature roses suit specific spaces. It notes bare root planting timing and mentions Tree roses and hybrid teas as formal landscape options. Pittsburgh AP reports Judge Louis D. McGregor of Flint Michigan has been reelected president of the National Wildlife Federation for a third term.
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American Association of Nurserymen
Pittsburgh
Louis D. McGregor
Flint, Mich
National Wildlife Federation
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