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Chrysler Production To Be Cut

DETROIT Corporation - reduction

(AP) — Chrysler announced a

in its aute_produc-.

‘tion for June. It thus followed -

the lead of General Motors and Ford, which previously trimmed their car-building schedules for May.

Chrysler said its, car assem- bly plants at Newark, Del., and Los Angeles would suspend op- erations for four days, begin- ning, May 31.

It”said all other Chrysler ‘auto and truck plants would wor«x five - day weeks in June and that output was. scheduled at 136,000 cars.. That still wouldSbe better than. 1,500 units ahead of -duite, 1965.

Chrysler's original _ announce- ~ment gave no réason for the slowdowa in the auto production

_p pace; but hoth Ford and Gen- eral Motors said earlier t¢ __cuts were to get production ‘ line with field inventories. WOULD BE HIGHEST .... ....

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its planned = “May schedules. ye Even with the cuts; the month’s & quota_remained. at 242,000 units which, if attained, would be the highest May output in Ford's history. f Ford. said it would accomplish the reduction by eliminating j Saturda, ' ”. at various plants. It said —all Ford. production workers would be-on at least a five-day week and that some overtime would be used.

General Motors reduced pro- | tie

—_—_—tuetion—at_four— bly plants last week, eliminat-. ing an. estimated 10,000 cars _ from’ its projected car output.

GM _ said__eight other plants —

would _be-_on— curtailed _ opera- tions ranging: from one to. three days in the remainder of May. ‘A. spokesman for . Ohrysler Canada Ltd. in Windsor said the company .will not reduce sched- uled production in Cankda.” : “We are not planningany. cut- back here,” he gaid, “our prod gram will continue 4s planned.” Chrysler Canada had - pro- duced 61,199 cars in 1966 up to

30.302 for the same per: 1965. .

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CFTM-TV Montreal was ap- | proved for. full color facilities, including cameras for local Ppro- | duction, color - videotape and | film facilities and equipment to receive. network color pro- grams.

CJCH-TV Halifax, CFQC-TV | Saskatoon and CJBR-TV Rivere | du-Loup, Que., were approved: for but color equipment for local program production. CKCTV-TV Regina and CKMJ- TV Moose Jaw were approved for equipment to bring in net-

work color “and- to ‘show -color

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The | following © ‘stations re- ceived approval for handling network colori.-CJCB-TV — Syd-

ney, N.S.,.CKRT-TV_ Riviere-du- Loup, Qué., CKWS-TV Kingston, Ont., CHEX-TV Peterborough, Ont., CFCL-TV Timmins, .Ont., ~CJIC-T V--Sault Ste-“Matie; Ont" CKOS-TV Yorkton, Sask... and CHAT-TV_ Medicine Hat.

_ Trial color telecasts begin this July 1. with the official debut—of - color programming set for next Jan, 1..

CMA Brevident- Gives Views On Medicare

TORONTO (CP)--The pres: dent -of the Canadian Medica’ Association said__here.__Can- ada may. be better served by a federal health planavhich sup- plies drw&S and comprehensive medical care to the poor rather

than—physicians’~-services——to everyone: ; ill Dr, R.. 0... Jones. ob Halifax’

told the annual meeting of the “Or*erio Medical Association that the CMA was rudely jolted dy the “government's announce- ment last July’ of a plan” for physicians’ services after’ it, was felt, a high degree: of agreenent had been reached for collabora- tfon Seabed the two parties in June

ee Mi guide ‘chan g& _of events led me to—-sidsest that my year i office could: best be described as that which marked the end of- political innocence-”’ _ He said doctors are concerned a centralize@ plan will - create overw-o-r-k—and-— bureauerdey which — will discourage high quality recruits from- joining the profession,

They also fear standards will

drop when’ “medical services begin competing for government money and that such # plan will ireere patterns of medical prac- tices. ‘ _ Dr. Jones said.the profession expects to be consulted in the planning stage about legislation will ask for cautious introdue- tion of the plau wilh innovations introduced gradually.

GETS PLANNING ‘POST -

OTTAWA. (CP) - Leary. ¢of Ithaca, .N.Y., a for- mer planter for the Washington national capital region, has’ been appeinted assistant general manager of the national capital commission's planning’ and. de sign brane h, it was announced Wednesday. He is to start work here July 4:

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the end” of April; “compared~to~ jod. in |

OTTAWA (CP)—Approval for another. string of applications _| for color_television facilities was | announced here by the Board |

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