Brown warns on motives behind nuclear arms race
Brown argues in Los Angeles that both the United States and the Soviet Union doubt each other’s true motives for arms buildup. He cites fears of a first strike, discusses FOBS, MIRV, ABM defenses, and the challenge of achieving credible arms control amid rapid strategic developments.
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Mechanics shortage threatens future auto work force
Chicago based UPI reports a looming lack of trained mechanics with an estimated 100000 needed by 1975. Harry Wright of the Independent Garage Owners of America stresses critical need to recruit and train youths as the nation gears up for 126.3 million registered drivers and 118.3 million vehicles by 1975. The association of over 4000 garages has begun an extensive training push to meet future demand.
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