Dealers See Safety Devices Improve Cars but Cost Fears Grow
Four Kansas car dealers defend existing safety features and support additional devices if they save lives. They note many safety options are already standard or optional, including padded dash and visors, safety glass, seat belts, and bigger wipers. They worry Congress may raise prices and doubt universal need for new pollution and safety tech.
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Minnick
California
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Garnett House Mover Racks Up 600 Record
Kenneth Potter has moved 600 houses in over 20 years, starting in 1945 near Greeley. He says each job requires a unique plan using homemade rigs and Army trucks. Potter handles orders across a five county area and recalls moving a 100 ton two story structure for the Kelly Hotel complex. He once escaped a brake failure on a hill with no injuries.
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Kenneth Potter
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Potter
Boeing Aircraft Company
Jola
Kelly
Mound City
Rhodesia sanctions talk set for September conference
London AP reports Prime Minister Harold Wilson called a Commonwealth prime ministers conference for September 6 to 15 to press tighter sanctions on Rhodesia. Talks with Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith have stalled over expanding black African representation and repealing segregation laws while about 250,000 whites remain in Rhodesia. The British Cabinet chose to continue negotiations despite slow progress.
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Harold Wilson
Commonwealth Prime Ministers
Rhodesia
Wilson
Ian Smith
Rhoodesian
Soviet Writer Valery Tasris Applies for Greek Citizenship
ATHENS Greece AP Sov iet writer Valery Tarsis who lost his Soviet citizenship last February for criticizing the government says he has applied for Greek citizenship. Tarsis, of Greek origin, flew to Athens on Monday to begin the process.
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Greece
Valery Tarsis
Tarsis
Dodd Hearings Postponed Until Klein Arrives
Senate Ethics Committee recessed after Sen. Thomas J. Dodd testified he traveled to West Germany in 1964 on official business to study the Stashinsky case. Dodd denied acting for a lobbyist but offered to help Klein, a Chicago PR man and foreign agent, as he would anyone treated unfairly. The panel planned to resume after July 15 when Klein is due back from Germany, with no new date set.
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Senate Ethics Committee
Thomas J. Dodd
West Germany
Senate
Dodd
Connecticut
Stashinsky
Ned
Julius Klein
Klein
Chicago
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
John C. Stennis
D- Miss
Germany
Ethics Committee
Senate Internal Security
Bogdan Stashinsky
Faisal Talks At Harvard in New York Luncheon
King Faisal of Saudi Arabia and Harvard President Nathan M. Pusey met in New York for a private luncheon to discuss Harvard research on Saudi Arabia. Pusey said they talked about ancient plagues and other findings by the Harvard team.
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Faisal
Saudi Arabia
Nathan M. Pusey
Harvard University
Harvard
Pussey
Liberia honors Texas teacher for hospital gift
Edna Texas Josephine W Carmichael 89 a former schoolteacher who gave 15000 to build a hospital at the Sudan Interior Mission Station in Liberia will be honored tonight in Edna Liberia's ambassador Edward Peal will confer the Knights Commander of the Humane Order of African Redemption title after her donation.
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Josephine W. Carmichael
Liberia
Edna
Edward Peal
United States
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Humane Order of African Redemption
Carmichael
Suedan Interior
Cary Grant Heads to England to Visit Mother and Grandchild
Cary Grant and wife Dyan sailed from San Pedro aboard the Oriana for England to visit his 89 year old mother and meet their first grandchild. Grant, 62, and Dyan, 28, smiled for newsmen as they prepared for the voyage with their four month old daughter Jennifer aboard.
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Calif
Cary Grant
Dyan
England
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Jennifer
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