Auto Firms Optimistic About 1965 U.S. Auto Sales
Ford chairman Henry Ford II said 1965 US car and truck sales could reach 10.1 million, with GM and Chrysler projections showing strong growth. Townsend of Chrysler and Donner of GM offered 9.5 to over 10 million overall, while Ford cited a 8.7 million domestic car market estimate and vowed continued expansion. He warned about union bargaining power amid recent strikes affecting Ford output.
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Peron Accepts Pact to End Politics in Spain
Former Argentine dictator Juan Peron agrees to halt political activities to stay in Spain under a government ultimatum. A Spanish spokesman said Peron signed the written agreement, while aides are ordered to leave by Thursday noon as part of the exile conditions.
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Mississippi School Bonds Offer Attracts Attention Amid Boycott Claims
New York AP report notes 8.775 million in Mississippi state school bonds to be offered for sale as Pearl River Valley Water Supply District in Jackson had earlier failed to attract bids on a 24.5 million revenue issue. District spokesman rejects NAACP and CORE boycott influence, while two syndicates say they were not swayed.
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