Auto makers optimistic on 1965 sales despite strikes
United Press International reports that after a record 8 million car year in 1964 despite UAW strikes and parts shortages, top executives forecast 1965 sales surpassing 8 million with imports included. Henry Ford II predicts up to 8.7 million. GM and Chrysler project strong growth. industry plans $2.25 billion expansion. Hart unveils hearings on African refugee issues set for January 21-22.
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James Stickford
United Press International Detroit
UPI
United States
United Auto Workers
General Motors
Ford
American Motors
U.S
UAW
AMC
Henry Ford 1
Ford Motor Co
GM Board
Frederic G. Donner
Donner
Townsend
Roy Abernethy
Chrysler
Walter P. Rether
James Bells Leave on Vacation Trip
KEOTA Jan 12 Mr and Mrs James Bell left Saturday for Lake Charles La to visit the Bill McClannahans and Basile La to visit Mrs Bells mother Mrs Edwin Fotenot and her sister They plan a week to ten days Pat Robert Curtis are at their grandparents Russell Bells Doug Bell a Ames student will spend weekend at home Others visiting include Mrs Orin Carr Vicki Dennis Donna and Mrs Iva Martin from Ainsworth at Bob Fisher home Mr and Mrs John Detweiler Cedar Rapids weekend visitors to Elsie Greiner and Cecil Sam Greiner went to Cedar Rapids to visit her parents William Neff Also visiting Neff home were Mr and Mrs Ron Neff of Cedar Rapids who moved from Keota Greiners returned home Sunday Mr and Mrs Walter Fisher visited with Norma Martin West Chester Sunday evening Sunday callers in Virgo Hagist home were Richard and Harold Hagist Mrs Gladys Snedigar Wellman visited parents Monday Mrs Lyle Arnold returned from Ottumwa death of sister-in-law Mrs Leroy Carruthers Carruthers a patient at hospital improving.
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Keota
James Bell
Lake Charles
Bill McClannahans
Basile
Bells
Edwin Fotenot
Pat
Robert
Curtis
Russell Bell
Doug Bell
Ames
Orin Carr
Vicki
Dennis
Donna
Iva Martin
Ainsworth
Bob Fisher
John Detweiler
Cedar Rapids
Elsie Greiner
Cecil
Sam Greiner
William Ne
Lyle .Arnold
Ottumwa
Leroy Carruthers
Carruthers
Stewart and Shearer Attorneys at Law Directory Entry
Stewart and Shearer Attorneys at Law run an abstract department from 225 West Main with phone OL 3.2159. Richard A. Stewart and Paul V. Shearer are listed as principals in this urban professional directory note.
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Livingston, Day & Bates
Robert Day
Robert Bates
West Main St
Stewart & Shearer
Attorneys At Law
Richard A. Stewart
Paul V. Shearer
West Main
Kalona community center hosts visitors and locals
Kalona Iowa residents and guests from Michigan joined Mr. and Mrs. Tom Swartzendruber and families for a cooperative dinner at the Kalona Community Center. Other area residents and many local families attended as guests at various gatherings while Johnson’s cost-cutting memo closed the year’s cabinet meeting.
Farmer Massey Finds Women Hard to Please
Marshall North Carolina reports farmer Wiley Massey, 64, after 64 years as a bachelor, sought a wife via a radio station and received 175 letters but no matches. Applicants offered tips on grooming and manners. one Florida writer claimed farming limits her suitability. a Louisiana prospect boasted cotton skills. a Parker woman claimed proper fitment and another noted Massey is too old to cut the mustard.
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Hobart
Memphis
Tenn
Parker, Fla
Massey
St. Landry
Wiley Massey
Johnson expands war on poverty with 88 new projects
President Johnson outlined 88 new anti poverty projects across 38 states and Puerto Rico costing 101 million dollars. The package includes loans for low income rural families and a nationwide network of summer jobs for high school students, plus four youth corps efforts in New Jersey Massachusetts and Ohio totaling 2.65 million.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Puerto Rico
Texas
Congress
Adculture Department
Labor Department
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Ohio
Mayor Declares Jaycee Week in Washington
Mayor Clod Willits proclaims January 17 23 as Junior Chamber of Commerce Week to honor the Washington Jaycees. The observance honors their public service projects including Easter Egg Hunt and Christmas toy drives and notes the founding anniversary of the Junior Chamber in 1915.
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Clod Willits
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Washington Jaycees
Junor Chamber
United States
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