Americans Fear Flood of Imports in Mini Car Battle
U S auto dealers fear a flood of imported small cars could threaten domestic makers as Japanese and European brands push into the market. Executives and dealers debate whether U S automakers can offset rising imports with new models, pricing, and production plans amid a shifting 1970s auto landscape.
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Jerry M. Flint
New York Times
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Francisco
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J. Stuart Perkins
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Detroit
Perkins
Charles Wentwort Jr
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Government tar content of cigarettes advertised in 1960s notices
An advertisement promotes a U.S. Government list of tar content for cigarettes offering to mail a copy to readers. It compares brands with figures like 15 mg, 14 mg, and 12.6 mg, and claims Carlion has 3.6 mg of tar, allegedly ranking highly low among tested products. The notice invites readers to send name and address to American Tobacco Company in New York for the list.
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Loweet
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Carlion
American Tobacco Company
Grand Central Station
New York
N.Y
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