Auto firms submit FTC adsubstantiation data
Major U.S. and foreign auto makers handed the FTC more than 1100 pages of data to support ad claims. GM cited 109 Chevrolet advantages from body by Fisher to aluminized exhaust. Ford supplied tests claiming LTD interior noise 700 percent quieter than outside. Ford and others compared Pinto, Corona, Duster, and Dart prices and fuel economy, plus safety and maintenance data.
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Berlin Deputy quits SPD to seek CDU opposition
Klaus Peter Schulz 66 a Bundestag deputy from Berlin resigns from Chancellor Brandts Social Democrats and applies to join the Christian Democrats. The move does not alter the governments 496 vote majority since West Berlin deputies do not vote. dinner via TV Chicago WW The chairman of a 500 a plate Salute to the President dinner says Nixon will originate a closed circuit television speech in Chicago. The address will be carried by erased circuit to similar functions in 20 other cities.
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Harris defeats Hughes ally to head Credentials Committee
Patricia Harris, former ambassador to Luxembourg, defeats Sen Harold Hughes 72 to 31 to chair the Credentials Committee, a victory for party reformers over the liberal wing. The decision affects delegate qualifications for next year’s Democratic convention, with California and New York gaining the most seats. The outcome signals unity fragility as reformers push open conventions and greater minority representation.
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Charles Evers as Mississippi gubernatorial candidate
Charles Evers, a Black candidate, aims for Mississippi governorship as a notable election contender amid a racially charged campaign.
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