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Show 4A DESERET NEWS, Wednesday, January 1, 1969 New Safe ' rP5Mr feuiSsf Features $&&& esm On Autos , ' ft THE 'PULLMAN' CAP TO ALL BUT VANISH - The familiar railroad conductor CHICAGO (AP) with the word Pullman sewn just above the bill of his cap will all but vanish with fee new year. - WASHINGTON (AP) Head rests to prevent whiplash neck Injuries and special latches to keep doors and hoods from fly- - ' 'VF open srs sst rcuiro! ou all U.S. cars manufactured. in; Federal safety standards effective with the turn of the New Year also require windshield wiping and defrosting systems that meet minimum federal performance standards. All American cars also must have vehicle identification tags permanently fixed inside that can be read from the outside. NEW BLOCK The new block of required auto safety features have been Imposed by the Department of Fore "n AH Wichita, Navy fleet oiler, washes herself clean of simulated radioactivity during her first voyage from the Quincy, Mass., shipyard of General Dyvessell successfully completed tests of all her major namics. The washdown systems, including the system used in the event of ot Thailand Fuel Thefts Passive Says Reports - - WASHINGTON (UPI) Hoover became a vigorous 74 years old on New Years day, ready to embark on his 45th year In fee Job of FBI director. As c u s i o in a I y, Hoover shunned personal interviews, even in written form, but he The conductors are employes of the Pullman Co., was obviously looking ahead tc which is owned by the railroads and has until now leased another year of active duty. the railroads the 800 Pullman cars currently in operation. As we look to the future, he Pullman porters will continue on as employes of fee wrote in the January issue of railroads. the FBI law enforcement bulle tin, We must bring the matter of crime and the criminals back into balance with the safety and welfare of the public. He declared that those who abide by the law should have protection equal to that of those who break the law, and added: In 1969, let us resolve to have fair hut vigorous law enforceWASHINGTON (AP) d figures carried earlier this ment, prompt and decisive prospopular vote returns from month by The Associated Press ecution, and realistic punishthe Nov. 5 presidential election were very small, but the re- ment of criminals. In dealing is a Nixons lead checks added 2,291 votes to with crimes, expediency put President-elec- t to cut disaster. short over Democrat Hubert H. Hum- Humphreys total in Alabama, while subtracting 5,000 voles Though he passed the mandaphrey at slightly more than half from his earlier total in Oklaretirement age of 70 four tory a million votes. homa. The recheck left fee total years ago. Hoover remained on Rechecks of totals from six for third party nominee George the job when President Johnson states increased Nixons vote to C. Wallace at 9,897,141. Another issued an executive order waiv31,770,222, compared with a to- 240,593 votes were cast for other ing his retiiement for an indeftal for Humphrey of 31,267,744, candidates. inite period of time. an edge for fee Republican canThe total number of ballots Presidentelect Richard M. Nixon Half Million Ahead In Vote Check ful election campaign, asked Hoover to stay on. Hoover's agreement meant he would serve as FBI boss under eight presidents, starting with Calvin Coolidge. The nations Top Cop," Mr. The Boss has become legendary In law encor cement annals. And despite criticism, his agency commands respect and admiration for its efficiency and expertise. Hoovers name and job art known worldwide, but he lives such a private life that he is rarely recognized when he goes out. fAlfte VIS V B Galore for saving more! sea pago C-- 6 jgjig DOOR LOCKS Front door locks which also rear doors both inside and out are now required. So are double hood latches, which many cars already have. Hidden headlights must lock open in the event the mechanism which opens and closes them GAO that nearly 220,000 gallons He was given a temporary for four months with were stolen under service staeral investigators today dishe. would tion contracts. the the understanding closed ma$sfve thefts a decision that The report said that these total goes beyond known figures then be fired of military fuels shipped to was reversed after Proxmire thefts were carried out by the Americas war machine In Thai- intervened. Proxmire said that use of fictitious military units McGee was also denied an in- on delivery receipts; fictitious land. The General Accounting Office grade pay increase which he vehicle numbers; use of vehicle was highly unusual. identification numbers of cars (GAO)' said its inquiry and mili- said done no longer in use; and delivery of he has view what "In allowed that "investigation tary more than five million gallons he should have been promoted, receipts showing excessive refill were stolen in 1967. The report Proxmire said. The report said ing. The report also estimated that did not indicate the monetary that when the theft of fuels was between April 590,000 gallons or about 52 per value of the fueL But the GAO not widespread and October of 1967 nobody in cent of fee fuel supplird by fee report, released today, thefts of fuel Thailand was even assigned to service stations to U.S. vehicles may have occurred and the monitor fuel supplies. The re- was stolen between January "full extent of losses is not port noted that 371,000 gallons of and October 1967. The value fuel were stolen by using the was given at $70,000. known. name of a fictitious unit named The report added that these BLAME LAXITY Comm. U.S. Air Force" on the thefts from service stations was The federal investigators, who sheets. primarily accomplished through delivery blamed government In addition, the chief of the partially forgeries but the investigators distrilaxity iq controlling the sub area petroleum office in could not determine whether an bution of the fuels and the procThailand concurred with the organized ring was responsible. essing of documents, said that "The theft of fuel, so far aa has been detected, was perpetrated primarily by collusion and for- WASHINGTON (UPI) 74, Vigorous Cor-recte- tfS 659-fo- A few ot conductors will get jobs with the railroads but most will be laid off with severance pay that in some cases will reach $10,591.10. Ss Transportation under the Highway Safety Act of 1966. The first requirements, imposed last year, included installation of shoulder harnesses in new cars. The need for head rests, Highway Administrator Lowell K. Bridwell said in announcing the requirement, "is strikingly apparent in that about 4 million rear-en-d crashes occur year . . . and a substantial number of these crashes produce whiplash neck hijuries," The head rests, or high seats that serve the same purpose, are required for the driver and didate of 502,478. cast in the presidential election Nixon, who made law and order Most of the changes from the was 73,175,700, a new record. the main theme of his success- right front seat passenger. - UPI Telephot Chan Washdown , All but one of the more than 30 railroads that offer Pullman car service are taking over the operation of the cars from the Pullman Co. J. Edgar Hoover lock Fed- fails. The minimum performance standards for windshield wipers and defrosters apply to cars, trucks and buses. Minimum standards for lamps and reflectors for cars, trucks, buses and motorcycles also are fixed. . caution- er-unidentified gery, "It is possible, therefore, that a more sophisticated system, properly implemented, may not have detected such irregularities. The report said that new systems of controlling the distribution. of, the fuel have been instituted and several persons, who have not been named, were Indo Development - JAKARTA (AP) President Suharto announced Tuesday night that about $3.55 billion will be made available for financing Indonesias ment plan five-ye- ar develop- scheduled to implemented next April be SENSATIONAL JANUARY STOCKING, TRAGIC fee who requested investigation, said it was a shocking and tragic situation. "The GAO investigation, he said. 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