US crack down on car dealers preying on GIs overseas
The Defense Department launches action against overseas auto dealers preying on servicemen. Hundreds of cases involve manipulation of down payments and bogus titles. a formal list of unscrupulous operators is to be established. Agencies urge strict buyer precautions and verification of bona fide dealer status with auto manufacturers.
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Labor set for big pay rises in 1967 as unions push
Economists expect major wage gains in 1967 driven by cost of living pressures and factory worker protections. Administration guidelines modestly curb long term rises while unions press for about 5 percent yearly increases through major negotiations with General Motors and other automakers.
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W. Willard Wirtz
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Santorized 100 percent cotton flannel sleepwear offered in long or waltz length gowns with baby doll panties or long trousers pajamas. Embroideries and lace trims shown in maize pink or blue. Gowns available in S M L. Pajamas sized 32 to 40.
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