Chrysler Loss Forty Five Million in Nine Months
Detroit reports Chrysler exhibits a massive year to date loss in the auto sector. Chrysler says it lost 20 million dollars in the July through September quarter, totaling about 35.2 million for the nine months. Ford posts a third quarter loss of 21.6 million with a nine month deficit of 16.2 million, while GM has yet to issue its nine month results.
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Boy in Death Case Smiling but Silent
New York AP reports eight year old Melvin Dean Nimer, a central figure in a New York crime case, left Bellevue Hospital en route to Utah for psychiatric treatment after his parents were killed in Staten Island. Police still seek motive, with intruder suspected. the boy has offered limited responses to questions.
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De Gaulle calls Algerian rebels to peace talks in Paris
Premier Charles de Gaulle invited Algerian Moslem rebels to negotiations in Paris promising safe conduct for the talks. He urged laying down arms and urged a peaceful end to the bloodshed while stating France would provide transport for a rebel delegation from Tunisia or Morocco. He cautioned he would not commit to Algerian independence and noted France plans to develop an atomic bomb soon.
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