Ford Hiking Prices On 1971 Cars Increases Average 4.6%
Detroit AP reports Ford and Lincoln Mercury raise sticker prices for 1971 models by an average of 4.6 percent or $135. The price jump affects models including the Ford sedan, Mercury Monterey, Thunderbird, Lincoln Continental, and Mark III, with potential further adjustments due to rising materials costs and an unsettled UAW contract.
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Detroit
Ford
Wemensday
United Auto Workers
Safer Car Glass Developed By Libbey-Owens-Ford
Libbey-Owens-Ford announces a stronger, lighter safety windshield for 1971 autos. In a two year program at its technical center about 4500 windshields were destructively tested. The glass combines thinner weight with improved surface strength to better resist impacts from stones and debris.
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Toledo, Ohio
Libbey-Owens-Ford
John A. MacClanathan
Automotive Glass
Former Resident Will Appear on Sullivan Show
Courey Don Courey son of Mr and Mrs Paul Courey 900 N University Boulevard will appear on the Ed Sullivan Show this Sunday in three dance numbers. A Middletown High School graduate class of 1955 he served four years in the Air Force and lived in Alaska where he was linked with Miss Alaska contests. He and his wife and son reside in Las Vegas Nevada. His first TV appearance was in an Andy Williams Special and he has performed at Las Vegas hotels. The pre taped show was filmed at Caesars Palace for Entertainers of the Year awards. He will perform with a group in numbers choreographed by Peter Gennaro.
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Middletown High School
Air Force
Alaska
Las Vegas
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Courey
Andy Williams
Caesars Palace
Peter Gennaro
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