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Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1964

Page

5

Reorganization Program Aims at Guard Transfers

Washington reports the Army advises reservists to sit tight and await transfer to Guard units as the National Guard expands to 590,000. ROTC graduates face voluntary Guard entry. transfers affect armories, with Illinois Guard absorbing the 33rd Division into new brigades after summer training.

Army Washington National Guard Guard Army Reserve South Springfield Otto Kerner Illinois National Guard Kerner James F. Cantwell National Guard Association of the United States Illinois Guard Defense Department Illinois Chicago Ilinois

Auto Firms Optimistic on 1965 Sales Across Big Three

Detroit December 1964. Ford Motor Co leads optimism with projected 1965 US vehicle sales around 10.1 million, while Chrysler forecasts 9.5 million to over 10 million and General Motors eyes 9.2 million total with a possible rise to 7.8 million domestic cars. Ford credits tax cuts boosting private enterprise as key to prosperity.

Detroit Ford Motor Co Henry Ford II United States Chrysler Lyng A. Townsend Frederic G. Donner General Motors Ford Board Donner Ford Townsend

Dillon May Quit Post

Secretary of the Treasury Douglas Dillon plans to resign within months. Likely successors include Donald C. Cook of American Electric Power Service Corp. and former SEC chairman. other named figures are David Rockefeller of Chase Manhattan Bank and Robert B. Anderson. Dillon, 55, may return to Wall Street amid his father’s illness.

Washington Treasury Douglas Dillon Donald C. Cook New York American Electric Power Service Corp Securities and Exchange Commission David Rockefeller Chase-Manhattan Bank Robert B. Anderson Johnson the Treasury Anderson Greenwich Conn Dillon Wall Street Clarence Dillon

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