Plymouth Belvedere safety features and options listed
This week’s meditation discusses standard safety equipment in the 1967 Plymouth Belvedere including rear view mirror, impact-absorbing steering column, enhanced door latches and four lap belts with retractors. A separate note reflects on Paul Bourget’s The Devil at Noontide and guidance on overcoming temptation with grace.
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Record Enrollment In Agriculture Faculty
The University of Manitoba Faculty of Agriculture and Home Economics reports a new enrollment record. The faculty now offers BA programs in degree and diploma agriculture and home economics. First year agriculture enrollment rose beyond the 1946 47 peak, with 148 freshmen and 16 former students registered by September 21, surpassing last year’s total of 722 students.
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New Plymouth On Premncath Salvet Design Details
New Plymouth previews its Premncath Salvet with sleek body lines and 1967 styling. Fabric choices align with exterior colors, offering inviting bucket seats, a fixed center cushion, and a foldable armrest for a third passenger. A centre console can replace the armrest at no cost, with a new instrument cluster and nomglare paint. The interior features a double ball joint rear view mirror with daylight adjust and tidy sun visor rods.
Car lineup adds GTX and Satellite as V-8 options
1967 lineup includes both six cylinder and V-8 Belvedere I and II series. The GTX and Satellite are offered exclusively with V-8 power in two door hardtop and convertible models.
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