Alternative engine outlook from GM and Ford faces long horizon
Washington AP report says GM and Ford testifying on auto pollution see alt engines like steam or electric as distant. GM's Bowditch notes piston engine improvements could cut emissions but raise costs, potentially about ten percent of price. Ford shows a prototype with exhaust system. lawmakers test the fumes with no ill effects.
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Washington
U.S
Congress
General Motors Corp
Ford Motor Co
Fred Bowditch
General Motors
Ford
House
Subcommittee On Public Health
Theater Owners Warn Against Obscenity Politics
Milwaukee AP report covers Phillip J. Fox urging theater owners to watch for politicians who label material obscene to win votes. He notes obscenity bills are election tools, while Barbara Scott of MPAA cites about 150 proposals nationwide to curb films on moral grounds and endorses the industry rating system as a restraint on political exuberance.
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Milwaukee
Phillip J. Fox
National Association of Theater Owners of Wisconsin
Fox
Barbara Scott
Motion Picture Association of America
MPAA
Welded Steel Tubing Talk From Colt Execs at ASME Meet
Two Colt Industries Trent Tube Division executives Richard Haak and Neil Hartwell will present a program on welded steel tubing manufacturing and applications at the La Crosse Subsection ASME meeting at Walt's Restaurant. A cocktail hour starts 6 30 p m with dinner to follow. Reservations contact Edward Keuper Building 11 Trane Co.
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Trent Tube
Colt Industries
East Troy
la Crosse
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Walt
Cops Withdraw Pickets After Talks In Milwaukee Suburb
Milwaukee AP reports that police pickets outside West Allis City Hall were withdrawn after an agreement to bargain on a 1970 contract. The Professional Policemen's Association said officials agreed to begin contract talks.
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Milwaukee
City Hall
West Allis
Professional Policemans ‘Association
Automakers seek clear timing on smog rules production.
General Motors officials advocate for a firm production timeline for low emission cars. They say high fuel use makes smog-free models impractical. Lawmakers seek 1975 targets and debate emission standards for autos. Bob Misch and Paul Cheto were mentioned in discussions.
Indians seek industrial investment on reservations
At a National Congress of American Indians meeting in St Louis, Chippewa Ranch on White Earth Reservation Minnesota is cited as idle resource. Industry leaders discuss turning ranch into prefab home center and employing Native workers. NCAI notes land and grants as attractions while stressing self determination. Saigon report: Astronaut Frank Borman arrives for a 10 day visit to U S troops.
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ST. Louis
National Congress of American Indians
Midwest
Jim Wilson
Indian Desk
Office of Economic Opportunity
White Earth Indian Reservation
Minnesota
Phil Dahl
John E. Daugherty
Creative Buildings, Inc
Champaign
Ill
Hallett
NCAI
Saigon
Frank Borman
Warren May Buy Tree To Replace Umbrella
Madison AP report notes Atty. Gen. Robert Warren considering buying a Christmas tree for his office after a secretary placed a framed umbrella with ornaments on his reception room desk. Warren said he may need a real tree due to ongoing static.
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Madison
Robert Warren
Warren
Goldberg Won't Run For Political Office
Former U S Supreme Court Justice Arthur J. Goldberg says he will not seek the New York gubernatorial or U S Senate nomination in 1970. He called the decision final and not subject to change and noted a looming primary fight if he pursued a Democratic nomination.
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NEW York
U.S. Supreme Court
Arthur J. Goldberg
U.S
Goldberg
Democratic Party
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