Moving Ahead Despite Troubles in Auto Industry
Detroit reports optimism despite labor woes and shortages as the automotive industry forecasts 1965 sales surpassing eight million cars plus imports. UAW contracts, new retirement plans, and major capital spending set the stage for continued growth through 1965 and beyond.
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APD
United States
Minnetana Nama Dinemia Ateiban
James Stickford
Bic
Ford
Chrysler
UAW
United
Walter P. Reth Townsend
American Motors
United Auto Workers
General Motors
U.S
AMC
Henry Ford 11
Ford Motor Co
Donner
Estes Trial Probes Brokerage Role In $4 Million Damage Suit
Testimony in the Estes case centers on a brokerage agent linked to fake mortgages worth 2.4 million and a 1.3 million mortgage held by Heller. Plaintiffs allege middleman Graham helped push discounted mortgage paper, with Heller, Pacific Finance, and Kuykendall Investment named as recipients. Proceedings continue as more plaintiffs are expected to testify Thursday.
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Chrysler
Lynn A Townsend
Aleral
Fort Wayne
Ind
Heller
Estes
Midland
Indiana Man- Robert
K. Graham
Gen
Oral Leasing, Inc
Wal
E. Heller Co
Chicago
Graham
Chicago Financial House
W.F. Wynn
Pacific Finance of
Los Angeles
The
Kuykendall Investment Co
Lubbock
J. C. Bares Sr
J.C. Bares Jr
Russell Ramsland
Lamb County farmer in fair condition after heart surgery
John Talburt, 36, of Lamb County, remained in fair condition at Baylor Hospital Dallas after a four hour operation to remove a .22 bullet from his heart. Talburt was struck during a freak accident at his Hart Camp residence near Littlefield Sunday. Three physicians removed the slug, initially thought to be heart muscle, from the very middle area of the heart.
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John Talburt
Lamb County
Baylor Hospital
Talburt
Hart Camp
Littlefield
More Shelter Space Okayed For Emergency
Lubbock Civil Defense director Harry Tower reports a survey yields 2350 additional shelter spaces for national emergency use. Verbal stock agreements boost licenced spaces to 42 247 with 72 614 eligible in city. 30 000 more could be stocked if agreements secure.
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Harry Tower
Civil Defense
Coby Briehn
In Town Inn
J. D. Jenkins
Sellers
Jondahl J Jenkins Furniture Co
Tave. Q
Neil DelaVan
Koko Palace Convention Center
Pioneer Hotel
Larbboek
Tower
Safe at Co-Op Gin Reported Missing Money
Deputies said a safe at the Co-Op Gin on 82nd Street was found with its front ripped off and empty of money after a burglary. The incident occurred around January 29 to February 7, with the chapter advisor Howard Davis listed as missing. Nearby entries note livestock and regional show references.
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POST
Slaton
Farmers of Americasday
Fort Worth
Howard Davis
Could Set Record If Trends Continue In Economy
The note discusses potential record outcomes dependent on ongoing trends and favorable general economic conditions next year. It suggests hopes for improvement if optimism in the economy holds and major adverse events are avoided.
Steel Contract Talks Recessed in USW Presidency Battle
Pittsburgh UPI reports the United Steelworkers Union talks on the national steel industry contract have recessed until February 15 after industry pressure. President David J. McDonald and chief negotiator R Conrad Cooper will announce the decision. Abel favors a halt to negotiations citing the McDonald Abel contest for the union's leadership.
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UPI
United Steelworkers Union
Steel Industry
Steelworkers
David J. McDonald
R Conrad Cooper
McDonald-Abel
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