Car Dealers Pressed by Warranty Costs at Senate Hearing
Washington AP reports auto dealers claim extended warranty costs since 1962 force losses in repair work. Warren J. McEleney of the National Automobile Association testifies that manufacturers underpay for warranty repairs, pressuring dealers to seek offsetting profits from car sales or service. Union official William W. Winpisinger adds warranty pricing harms mechanics and violates labor and anti trust principles.
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Washington
Warren J. McEleney
National Automobile Association
McEleney
Clinton, Iowa
Senate Antitrust
William W. Winpisinger
International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers
Winpisinger
Nixon and Harriman Paris talks hinge on conference
President elect Nixon may meet with Ambassador Harriman to decide if a Republican observer joins Paris talks on ending the Vietnam war. Harriman said such an observer would be welcome, while Nixon aides weigh formal representation and future roles for Johnson administration negotiators.
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New York
Richard M. Nixon
Paris
W. Averell Harriman
U.S
Ronald Ziegler
Nixon
Harriman
Washington
Ziegler
Henry A. Kissinger
Robert Murphy
Johnson
Cyrus R. Vance
Demilitarized Zone
Earl Warren
Senate
Warren
Supreme Court
Roy L. Ash
Litton Industries, Inc
Sacramento
Calif
Robert H. Finch
Los Angeles
James Francis Cardinal McIntyre
Palm Springs
Oil seep forces family to cap back yard well
Bernard Weinsieder found oil bubbling from a patio crack and a 1911 well abandoned in 1924. Refineries refused purchase, neighbors complained, and legal action followed as costs rose to about 20000 dollars to cap the well and possibly dismantle part of the home. The Getty Associated Oil connection and a 575000 negligence suit are noted as the case unfolds.
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Los Angeles
Bernard Weinsieder
Weinsieders
Weinsieder
Jules
Associated Oil Co
The
Getty Oil Co
Getty
Johnson warns Nixon on unemployment and policy tools
President Johnson told the Business Council that returning to high unemployment would be a social disaster and urged Nixon to use economic policy tools to guarantee full employment. He suggested limited power to adjust taxes with congressional checks, reviving a Kennedy era idea.
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Washington
Johnson
Nixon
Business Council
Congress
John F. Kennedy
Two South Korean Professors Sentenced to Death in Retrial
Seoul Korea AP reports two university professors Chung Kyoo myung and Chung Ha young were again sentenced to death in a retrial over alleged participation in a North Korean spy ring in East Berlin. The Supreme Court had ordered retrials for them and ten others after finding insufficient evidence.
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Seoul, Korea
East Berlin
Chung Kyoo-myung
Frankfurt University
Chung Ha-yong
Seoul
West Germany
Supreme Court
Yun I- Sang
Lim Sukhoon
Campaign to denounce Liu Shao Chi ordered by Peking
AP reports from Communist China say an intensive month long campaign to denounce President Liu Shao chi has been ordered. Revolutionary committees are to mobilize the masses for denunciation rallies in December as Maoist followers hunt Liu's supporters nationwide.
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Hong Kong
Liu Shaochi
Peking
China
Liu
Mao Tsetung
Naval threat noted by U S commander in Europe
Admiral Wendt told the English speaking Union that Soviet warships now operate regularly in the northeast Atlantic and the Norwegian Sea. He warned of a wartime production pace with a 360-strong submarine fleet, about 50 nuclear powered, and urged Britain U S cooperation to counter the expansion.
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London
U.S
Europe
Atlantic
Norwegian Sea
Adm
W.F.A. Wendt
Union
Mediterranean
Wendt
Britain
United States
US Casualty Rate Jumps 27 Per Cent
Saigon reports Americans killed in action in the first month after the bombing halt rose 27 percent from October, totaling 536 for October and 68 in the four weeks after the pause. The week ending Nov 23 saw 22 U.S. deaths, amid intensified ground operations near the Cambodian border and heavy enemy losses, estimated at 2,689 killed that week with adjustments possible.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
U.S
Johnson
Mand
South Vietnam
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Carnegie Foundation
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Nebraska
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Harvard University
Haberler
Austria
League of Nations
Geneva
National Bureau of Economic Research
John Dunlop
Harvard
Dunlop
Committee For Equal Employment Opportunity
David Meiselman
Meiselman
Department of Economics
Macalester College
St. Paul
Minn
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Center For Independent Action
Manhattan
Paul W. McCracken
University of Michigan
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Hitler
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Hayakawa
San Francisco State College
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Dassmer
U.S. Command
Polars Funding
Keystone Mutual
Polaris Fund
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AG Edwards § Sons, Inc
NEW York Stock Exchange
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Kansas
Elvis Presley
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