Car Makers Boost Output in Record Year
American auto makers expect to build about 67 million passenger cars this year, approaching the 1985 peak of 7.8 million annual output. General Motors nears 3.0 million for the period, Ford lags behind, and independents shrink as the industry nears year end amid production pauses and seasonal shifts. The piece also touches on cabinet appointments and Kennedy era foreign policy commentary from London and a Paris newspaper.
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Rusk Appointment Is Applauded Abroad
London dispatch notes Western Europe welcomes Dean Rusk as the Kennedy administration’s Secretary of State. Observers in Britain see the choice signaling a shift toward a more direct U S stance on foreign policy under the new president.
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The Male Spends Plenty On Himself
The male spends millions yearly on grooming items including shaving lotions colognes hair tonics and hair pieces. Women buy the major share of gifts at Christmas as merchants push luxury fragrances and personal care products for men. Sales are rising in shaving prep after shave lotions and baldness remedies with hair tonic reaching about 69.85 million annually and a trend toward wigs prompting cautious shop talk from stylists.
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