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~ Witness Says Got $10,000 - For Arranging Property Loan

liam R. Pogue: Capt, Joe H Engle; Maj. James B, Irwin and Capt. Charles M. Duke,” Jr. (AP Wirephoto ftom NASA) |

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WASHINGTON (AP) — Ralph Nader, auto safety critic, testi fied Monday that President Johnson's propose d traffic safety legislation should be re- drafted to require the U.S. gov- ernment to establish car safety standards.

He told the, Senate commerce committee that tse bill rests ‘‘on the shifting sands of discretion- ary authority."

Nader, author of the book Un- safe at Any Speed, maintained “inconsistent with the

General Motors ‘of Canada, Ltd., said owners of. some 200 000 Ca. | ards nadian modets* of Chevelle and Chevrolet built during the two year period had been advised of the. adjustment being made to the accelerator. :

He said there had not’ been | several any reports of accelerators sticking in Canada, but company engineers agreed the DoEibiitty of it occurring -does- exis

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TORONTO (CP) — A ‘former ;mortgage .money was ap- der wa employee of British Mortgage | proved.” yer claimed the soe rr | ie . and Trust Co, Monday told a| Earlier testimony was that |t@ined to a client is-| In Oshawa, a spokesman for foyal commission — investigating | Wildor Holdings had obtained a |cussion and therefore ought not Tr eC orl eee eae lest year’s collapse of Atlantic |$1,500,000 mortgage from British to’ be answered. A: Corp. that he re-{Mortgage and Trust. - Mr. Justice Hughes called. a: ‘fo | $10,000 for arranging| “‘How did the subject of ap-|recess to clarify the matter [OF Clean im Wildor Holdings prop-|proval come up?” asked Mr.| The hearing continues. bri h h erty in London, Ont. Shepherd. eos rig t teet ‘iam 35, said that _broached aD.) wan as a tote by ject to sp,” seid ibe. TH sald ‘Chevrolet Says Suse Donald Reid of London. money ys . : Se ee ne stand, {if an application for an m-| Cars Called In - | Cow Brand Genied the allegation. ee ne was ap- é Pike, a former mortgage man. "Dd you keep. all. your For Adjustments «cx por sin ss ms nu ’ 9 was received in February, 1962, |i?" aeked fr. Shepherd. | DETROIT (AP) — Chevrolet | oune Lntotiee o and the second in September the | 5, oe Sree cae i ee dean secling jist : i a a See eer 0 was given {WITNESS QUESTIONED ed nearly. 1,500,000 196465. te relieve sore Clee to him by a man he believed to| Under cross-examination, the |Chevelles and 1965 Chevrolets| throat, gargle with be William King and on the sec- | Witness was asked if the second |in for minor adjustments after | ome Seat Cow ond by: Reid. payment was made in connec-|jreports of several cases of = ithation ond bad eeehs nasa Pike said the money was for | tion with a different construc-|celerators sticking. his personal use. tion - project. Chevrolet spokesmen said a} ip Commission counsel Albert| Pike said it was made w “splash’’ shield would be in- | a @hepherd then asked why Pike connection with Wildor. stalled free of charge to the; Vs received the. money. When Reid was called, he was|owner .on all the Powerglide | = asked if he recalled a discussion |transmission cars. Unofficial es-. ee Brand a : nee with Pike in his Stratford office. |timates were that the project | . exactly_sure it | Reid replied: would cost more than $3,000,- 1 : happened,” Pike said.—‘I-recall|— ‘‘I- have no-recollection-of any000 * . Baking Soda. 7 Mr. Reid came to my office in|such meeting and emphatically| The spokesmen ~said there , Gtr. ford and itidicated. $10,000 |deny<#that I had any such dis-|had been “fewer than half a\ could made if| cussion with him at any time.” |dozen cases’ where snow or |

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urgency of the traffic ..<.ly which consumes 50,000 lives 4 year and injures over 4,000,000 people.””

The bill would give the gov- ernment authority to set mini- mum safety standards for cars if, after a two-year program of testing and ‘research, it found this necessary.

At an earlier hearing, Com. merce Secretary John T Connor said the» administration ap- proach was based on the belief that the automobile industry will co-operate voluntarily in the de- vorrennens of improved stand-

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Pilot Pay . Criticism Is Heard

OTTAWA (CP)—Defence Min- ister Hellyer was pelted with op- _|position criticism Monday over hefty pay increase for military rr ilots.-

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Douglas Harkness (PC—Cal- gary North) fired the opening shot when he asked-whether Mr. Hellyer was aware that the pilot. raise had créated unfavorable reaction among-other flying per- sonnel and was further lowering morale in the forces. 4

When Mr. Lamoureux blocked that one, J... Patrick Nowlan (PC — Digby - Annapolis- Kings) asked ~ whether similar Pay raises were being con- sidered for navigators radio operators and other air crew.

“No,” the ‘minister replied. They-would be considered in the regular pay review later this YOar panshiy Davie Fulton (PC—Kamloops) asked whether’ fliers were con- tent with going up $3,000,000 and down $8,000,000. He was refer-

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