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The firm was the third manu-| Abernethy said that the pro facturer. to object to the new | Posed federal safety standards, standards, Earlier, Ford and |the pressures of time and the Chrysler also denounced them. specified for determining safety |‘omotive safety standards “de standards is adopted, it would |20t seem to us to be compatible be a crippling blow to the com- . . pany, said “(mort Motors |the federal Traffie Safety Act President. Roy Abernethy. of 1966. P

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“There are many buyers of| “I want te emphasize that automobiles to whom high fash- | there is not one case in our his- cll cet Le (tats « sanct nice Ses om ee STON 81. Dial 2427 -cost vehicles | porate a was 3 2 PO ger generar pi , poe eee “ em a that maintain thelr worth-over |proven useful.” S 4 “TORONADO” at - - - The FIRST and ONLY that Electri- $2 79 GRAFTON $T. — ' “We have filled this need in | tentatively proposed would be a . RALPH’S MEN'S cally measures moisture the clothes. — = | Os See ae ee pee eee bom Neg ow WEAR a 2 t ; even further— fer workability American Motors Kent i. . . : Sea ; wabeve Stacie Reuaviede ane. 0: [and onehilieedlt: ta Ob taka ie ve = Bind 0006 MAY AG 5 pe ose | | 2 price that could compete ef-| crimination “ia favor of the : , j THE NICEST pet f ian with sub-compact im-|economie giants of the indus- ie Re : CHRISTMAS GIFT : nts ahd ? i

8. : “ ee, YOU CAN SEND --<«= Ee ¥ ae ELECTRIC Sao : : | Unlikely Controversy Figure ee S38 | Y a. ~~ to sameone who's away... Share. ie a : By HENRIETTA LEITH parents came east from the Island 1967 a 5 oat i NEW YORK (AP)—Tall, slim City, Okla. with a year long gift to <ieis :

and scholarly-looking, William| Manchester was seven when Manchester, the protege of| the family moved to Springfield, Mencken, the favorite biogra- | Mass., where he attended clas- pher of a president, has spent | sical high “school. He had put most of his 44 years with his|in three years at the University nose buried in a book or writ-|of Massachusetts at Amberst ing one. when he joined the U.S. 'ma- Known to acquaintances as — cncilit-a sidsant aod rt ‘very intense,” almost a fe- 3 cluse, he’s a most ar © was von aoe Okinawa, for ure to be the centre of a sw which . Purple Heart & controversy that a cat along period in hos- aroused the deep personal fee’ : $ ; ings of a former president’s| Returning to Massachusetts, family and become a cause |he was graduated from univer- celebre in the publishing world. | Sity in 1946 and was the senier

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with were —_ papers and WORKED FOR | angry statements. .

Caught between the writer), i” the fall of IST. he - and the angry widow, and more Mencken, given a job as a re immediately. involved in the porter on the Balti legal dispute, are a major pub- a foreigns: Sun—as lishing house and # national! S00: some ie eee magazine. B

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filed by the-former first-lady. corres- But while Mrs. gree pe experiences as a foreign liely questions Manchester's / chester married good faith and accuses him of Julia Surkel of Baltimore. exploiting the emotional state in They now have three children. which she bared. her feelings, In 1955 he moved te connecti- Manchester Tremains almost ‘in- cut, where for 10 years he was communicado i his 150-year-| ., editor for Wesleyan Univer- o'd grey «clapboard house in sity’s American education pub- Middletown, Conn. lications, Since 1959 he has AUTHOR. SILENT been a fellow of the Wesleyan He's saying almost nothing, | Centre for Advanced Studies. - and if those.who know Manches- ' ter are guessitg right, he’s busy NEED THAT FROST - ae ae ee machines

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