Compounds Worries of Auto Makers 900000 Cars
In Detroit AP reports the auto industry faces a safety recall affecting more than half a million U S built cars and trucks. Warnings reach across foreign rivals as thousands more owners receive registered notices of potential defects amid slow November sales.
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Detroit
Washington
U.S
Rolls-Royce
Sen
Abraham Ribicoff
D-Conn
Ribicoff
Ribiecoff
Auto industry recalls expand under new safety act
The recall affects cars and trucks totaling 232 494 sold with an average 29 062 daily, down 16 percent from mid November 1965. Ward's reports show November production trimmed by 58 000 units as General Motors plans an 8.1 percent output cut by January 1967. Senators Magnuson and Ribicoff cited the recall as a federal watchdog action, urging owners to heed defect notices for braking and throttle issues, including Honda motorcycles and Rolls Royce braking hoses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Motors
Ward's Automotive Reports
Manly forgery suspect gets term in women's reformatory
Irene Ann Stanko 40 of Toledo was sentenced by Judge Fred B. Cramer to six concurrent indeterminate terms in the Ohio Reformatory for Women at Marysville. Dressed in male garb, she pleaded guilty to six forgery counts with $65 $80 and $55 checks forged in August in Monroe. Detective Clifton Hyde said an informant named Rick Allen led to the arrest after a search of a Hamilton home revealed the woman suspect.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Fred B. Cramer
Clifton Hyde
Sheriff's Department
Irene Ann Stanko
Campbell St
Toledo
Ohio Reformatory For Women
Marysville
Russell's Point
Winters National Bank of
Dayton
Rick Allen
Monroe
Thanksgiving Service at First Church of Christ Scientist
A 10 am Thanksgiving service will be held Thursday at the First Church of Christ Scientist, 200 S. Marshall Road. Readings from the Bible and the Christian Science text discuss prayer and gratitude, with congregational testimonies and Thanksgiving hymns. Soloist Leika Politz will sing Prayer of Thanksgiving, with organist Mrs. Edwin Tyson. Conducted by first reader Mrs. Joy Stanley and second reader Mrs. Orma Crocker.
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Church of Christ Scientist
S. Marshall Road
Le‘ika Politz
Edwin Tyson
Joy Stanley
Orma Crocker
Man Receives Jail Term and License Suspension
A 47 year old man was fined 300 dollars and costs, sentenced to 10 days in jail and had his driver’s license suspended for five years in Middletown Municipal Court yesterday. Robert C. McCabe 1213 Barnitz Sr was convicted on a driving while intoxicated charge. He was arrested on University Boulevard on Nov 5. This was McCabe’s second drunk driving conviction.
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Middletown
Robert C. McCabe
Barnitz Sr
University Boulevard
McCabe
J. T. Lamb
Ivel H. Robinson
Brelsford Ave
Trenton
Robinson
Enoch Watkins
17Th Ave
Watkins
Army Short on M14 Rifles as 15,000 M1s Reissued
The Pentagon says a temporary shortage left the U.S. Army short of standard M14 rifles in September and October. About 15,000 retired M1 rifles were pulled from depot stocks to fill the gap while M1 reissues continue and M16 production rises for Viet Nam troops.
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Washington
Army
United States
Pentagon
Defense Department
Viet Nam
Jean
Europe
On We Anny Wines
Misap Air Force
the Times
DOD
Department of Defense
Turkey Tom Inducted Into Alaska Walrus Order
FAIRBANKS Alaska AP turkey Tom weighing 28 pounds is inducted into the Order of the Alaska Walrus amid a festive visit tour planned to schools and a hospital ward. Escort is Pfc Noel Bird. Tom will later reside at a zoo after summer centennial celebrations.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Turkey Tom
Order of the
Alaska Walrus
Ft. Wainwright
Lincoln St
Tom
Pfc
Noel Bird
December Reader's Digest Persuasive Ability Test
December Reader's Digest offers a fascinating test of persuasive ability across ten typical situations. The ad promotes the magazine now on sale.
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December Reader's Digest
Jordan Seeks More Arms From United States
The United States studies a urgent Jordanian request for new arms aid. A detailed armaments request may follow depending on U S reaction. Jordan aims to strengthen its air force after an Oct 13 Israeli attack and already orders a squadron of American F104 jet fighters.
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Washington
United States
State Department
U.S
Jordan
Wasfi
Israel
Ground Fighting Lapses as U.S. Air Pressure Rises
In Vietnam the air war expands with B52s pounding positions in Tay Ninh and central highlands while ground clashes remain scattered. Marines report 36 Viet Cong killed near Da Nang and Chu Lai as desertions drop following penalties.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Attleboro
Tay Ninh
Central Highlands
North Viet Nam
da Nang
Chu Lai
Woodruff Speaks at Hamilton Symposium on Metallurgy
J. F. Woodruff of Armco Steel Corp supervised a spectrochemist and spoke at a Mc Master University sponsored symposium in Hamilton Ontario on modern analytical techniques in metallurgy. He has led Armco’s spectrochemical section since 1945 and published many papers on optical emission spectroscopy.
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J. F. Woodruff
Armco Steel Corp. Research and Technology
Hamilton
Ontario
Woodruff
McMaster University
Armco
Army sergeant Ted Belcher of Ohio Killed in Viet Nam
Washington AP reports Army sergeant Ted Belcher from Zanesville Ohio was killed in action in Viet Nam leaving a widow.
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Washington
Zanesville
Ohio
Viet Nam
Pentagon
Ted Belcher
Successful Investing Changes Suggested In Widow's Portfolio
An investment advisor polishes a widow's portfolio noting Crum & Foster as a solid $10,000 holding yielding $400 annually. Recommends diversifying into CIT Financial Norfolk & Western Duquesne Light while avoiding speculative American Motors for Cluett Peabody. Adds guidance on holdings of American Electric Power and tentative buys of Texaco and Corn Products.
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iCrum & Foster
Crum & Foster
C.I.T. Financial
Norfolk & Western
Duquesne Light
American Motors
Cluett, Peabody
American Electric Power
Texaco
M.C
Corn Products
Army Now Has 2nd Alvin York
Pvt. Alvin C. York, 21, in basic at Ft. Campbell, Kentucky, is the second man to share the name with WWI hero Sgt. York. The Illinois native grew up in a family landscaping business and aims to emulate his famed cousin by serving with drive and readiness for any mission.
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Army
Alvin York
FT. Campbell, Ky
Alvin C. York
York
Tennessee
Illinois
Pvt. York
Ft. Campbell
Sergeant York
Or. Pvt. York
Spring Bay, Ill
Sarge
Viet Nam
Sgt. York
Execution Stay Granted To Toledo Slayer
The Ohio Supreme Court granted a stay of execution for John C. McClellan, the Toledo slayer, to allow a U S Supreme Court appeal. His electrocution was set for Dec 2 at Ohio Penitentiary. Three Cincinnati slayers slated for Dec 2 will have a Pardon and Parole Commission hearing Friday before a clemency report to the governor.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
John C.mcclellan
Toledo
U. S. Supreme Court
Kingsley A. Taft
Mcclellan
Ohio
Cincinnati
Pardon and Parole Commission
Nursing Home Officials Complete Dayton Course
Two officials from Janet's Nursing Home in Dayton have completed a six week nursing home management course at the University of Dayton. Fred Fuller, administrator, and Janet Fuller, assistant administrator, were among eight Miami Valley county staff to finish the program funded by a federal grant and offered free to nursing home personnel.
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Janet
N. Main St
University of Dayton
Fred and
Janet Fuller
W. Ninth St
Miami Valley
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Humane Association Animal Shelter
Weith
Manly
Women’s Reformatory
Hyde
Christian Science Service
Continental
Turkey
Raymond Moss
16Th Ave
Arnold Haddix
North Ave
Edna M. Whitman
Central Ave
Douglas Sacchi
Kensington St
Mary McCuller
Grove St
Mildred Long
Francis Callahan
Wayne Ave
Charles Kahne
S. Sutphin St
Doyle Whisler
Regent Drive
Sylvia Newcomb
Fairmount Ave
Robert Martin
U. S
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