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* 2 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Scturdey, April 16, 1966 Ford Lashes Back -At Safety 'Critics IDHAVEN, Mich. (AP)-- Ford Il said Friday the e o, WOO. Henry * "U.S, auto industry could solv: many of its safety problems "i "eritics who know nothing about the business would get out of Pthe way." OK, board chairman of Ford _ Motor Co, scheduled to make 4a routine/speech at the dedica- wetion of & $130,000,000 stamping * plant, tossed his prepared script | feway and delivered, instead, an ~ off-the-cuff defence of industry «gafety policies. * Ford said "ill-conceived gov- "ernment regulation" of auto . companies' output could resul in considerable « U.S. economy. = "This safety issue has becom "the auto industry and we are) attacked from all sides ' being the attacks un- with many of warranted." » "bad situation when 50,006 people | harm to the \ | Sone of harassment of much of\proved. to acel- the in- ssibie ja year are killed in jdents,"" but he insiste jdustry is taking ali steps to make cars safer) | "We have always: built cars |just as'safe as they possibly can {be and we are continually mak- ling safety changes in them, in- cluding changes made in the past of a model year," he.said, adding: ' "That is not to say that cars lcannot be safer, and we will |strive for that goal." | Ford turned some of his big- |gest guns on Ralph Nader, a lawyer and critic of current auto safety policies. Nader told ja Senate subcommittee Thurs- iday the West German Volks- wagen's rear axle could be im- "] don't think Mr. Nader |knows much about rear axles| |but if he does, we have a need lfor engineers of that type and Ford said "it was indeed a|I would be glad to give him a/ q |job." Dismissal Of 'Reporte . TORONTO (CP)--The Globe and Mail says a United Church minister who told his congrega- "tion there are instances where sex outside marriage is permis- gable has been dismissed from his charge. The newspaper quotes Rev. Harry MacKay, 29, associate 'minister of Richmond Hill "United Church, as saying Fri- day that he believes that two _sermons he preached in October on the commitment of young couples were largely responsi- ble for his dismissal. Mr. MacKay came to the community 12 miles north of Toronto from North Bay where he was New Democratic Party teandidate for Nippissing in a "federal byelection. The newspaper . said this} morning he will be detached |the main reason for the dismis-| 4 from the Richmond Hill church | as of June 30. "Mr. MacKay said the board) 'ef Richmond Hill United Church passed a motion of stricture against him after criticism was' voiced on his October sermons .on the subject of sex for younger persons," the Globe "eontinued. "He said he was told at that time, however, that a committee was studying the matter. "He said he pointed out in the sermons that the admoni-; tion Thou Shalt Not was never} as effective as the fear of preg-| nancy in preventing extra-mari-| tal sexual intercourse. With the! coming of the birth-control pill, | many persons were being) forced tohcange their thinking} and abandon old ideas. This Clergyman d; Aired Sex Views! | jmieant to him that the clergy jhad to come up with a more meaningful ministry. | "He said he told the congre-| |gation that there were rare in- stances where unmarried cou- ples could, without violating the \finer ethics, indulge in sexual |intercourse without being con- is idered promiscuous," the newspaper said. "He was not preaching that couples going steady should be promiscuous, but that where the two had deep love and feeling for each other there might be instances in which intercourse was justifiable." | The Globe quoted Rev. Albion | \Wright of Markham, Ont.,| chairman of a March presby- tery meeting, as saying he did not think the sex sermons were | | sal. "Internal problems had de- veloped over a period of months | and many meetings were held over them. The sermong were among the subjects discussed at the meetings, he said. The new morality which Mr. Mac-| Kay preached received a sym-| pathetic hearing. 'As far as I am concerned, that matter was settled,'" the newspaper quoted him. Rev. Norman Pick of New- market, Ont., who presented the dismissal motion to the meeting, said he was acting on | a request from the presbytery's pastoral committee. | The presbytery is made up of 30 United Churches serving the area from Richmond Hill to Lake Simcoe. GLANCE 'ROUND GLOBE Infant Mortality Probe Called By Kierans In Que. | | \legislation," and indicated By PHIL THOMAS DETROIT (AP) -- The U.S, |regulation. auto industry, hard-hit by erit-| A frequent witness at the ics aoe ook ee federal hearings was auto critic Ralph regulation of its safety stand-in.qe co ticut ards, admits it is in trouble but| acer, 2 Conmecticnt cogs 0 said it hopes to fight its Way) coeed a book contending a lack out. of safety on today's cars is the The industry already has|main reason persons are killed taken some steps to ganters (tn traffic accidents. further the safety of its prod-) Nader who sa x ys he does not uct and more are planned. -- | own a car, got a public apology Industry spokesmen indicated | at a hearing from General Mo- further advertising Campaigns)|tors President James M. Roche. probably would emphasize|Roche apologized after GM ad- US. Auto Industry Hard Hit Intends To Fight Way Back irather than strict government|mitted it hired private detect-| will be the first link in a com- lives to investigate Nader after he attacked the firm's Corvair GM, involved in more than 100 'lawsuits involving as much as {$40,000,001 » in damage claims re- lating to the design of the Cor- vair, said it wanted to deter- mine whether Nader had any connection with the persons su- ing GM. Nader said he did not. safety features such as seat, belts, shoulder straps, collaps-| ible steering columns, dua brakes and headrests. But, they) HENRY FORD II WEATHER FORECAST said, there is no guarantee) these would markedly reduce] the traffic death toll, which hit] 49,000 last year, unless they were used properly. As one U.S. congressmen put! China Charges 'Hitler Hordes' From AP-Reuters JAKARTA (CP) -- China to- ay angrily denounced the sack- it: | "It's not the nut on the wheel but the one behind it that) TORONTO (CP) -- Forecasts ; Hy causes most accidents. Until we issued at 5:30 a.m,: ing of its Jakarta embassy and/can tighten him up, I don't) Symopsis: The present likened the 2,00) Indonesian) «now that we can do very much | weather picture will likely con- ooerveiyh rioters t» "'Hitlerite| spout the traffic safety situa-|tinue throughout Sunday. tae ae jtion."" Ottawa: Mainly sunny Teds ame ica weer ted That the auto industry 1s|mild with light winds. acote ta Pekink. the otis ee ee be-| Lake St. Clair, Lake Erie, New China néwa agency said in (ore probably results from the Lake Huron, Lake Ontario, Ni- Tokyo, The note said that chi. O08, hard look two U.8. Semis gata, Haliburton, Killaloe, nese embassy staff member|*'° committees have taken at)Georgian Bay, Timaga mi, Chao Helao-shou was shot in the) ct n('y, Practices. A House of Cochrane, Western James Bay, chest and seriously wounded| err cseatives committee is) white River, Algoma, Sault Ste, during. the attack Friday the|'? begin its deliberations on the |Marie, Windsor, London, Ham- agency. sald. ve bill April 26 : ___ lilton, Toronto, North Bay, Sud- The protest also charged that After the committees indi-/bury: Mainly sunny and little the embassy's first secretary, |catco, they hope to have high-|change in temperatures. Winds Lu Tzu-po, and four. other chi. | WY safety legislation ready for |Jight. sane oficials. were beaten upon? action early next month, and injured as the attackers| oo, Ford Il, board chairman . lof Ford Motor Company, said rampaged through the embassy) «wren 50,000 people a year|Windsor ... compound, smashing pvindows) are killed in auto accidents that |St. Thomas .. and burning furniture and Pa-|ig a bad situation. pers. | "No one can say we are not Kitchener ... fi gh noo a dozen embassy! interested in auto safety. We Mount Forest . sis eprlegie'y ib or have always built safe cars, but| Wingham ... seen --. day in Jakarta In-'that is not to say we cannot|Hamilton ...... po re lig oe their way| ake them safer and we are|St. Catharines ..... : £m .. |trying to do so. We are in trou-|Toronto ...... see Br ici announced his resig-\bie in the auto industry right Peterborough ..... nation today in protest against! now but we are going to fight Kingston his government's recent policy|)... 'way out." TOAOR: 6 iscss cuts toward Peking. The Senate's public works| Killaloe and commerce committees Muskoka . and Forecast Temperatures Low tonight, high Sunday 35 58 30 58 seeeeeeeees Little Temperture Change. Méinly Sunny On Sunda 28 28 North Bay «eseeeee 52 Sudbury .seccccoes |HarltOn ...cecseees Sault Ste. Marie White River ....+. Moosonee Timmins Observed temperatures Low overnight, high Friday Dawson ... 1 42 Victoria .. 54 'Edmonton ..seeeee 48 Regina Lakehead ...se00+ White River .... 4 41 28 30 24 Kapuskasing .. joATItON ...seceeves North Bay ..... Sudbury .. Muskoka Windsor . London .. Toronto Trenton .. Ottawa . Montreal .essseees *wMuebec ...+ Halifax .. Chicago .. Miami Los Angeles . heard testimony on auto and ct model as "an unsafe menace."'| Dog-Team Communication Link For Eskimo Murder Trial SPENCE BAY, N.W.T. (CP) mer. The woman had been mentally ill and members of the band feared her actions threat- ened their welfare Originally the trial was sched- uled to open Thursday but now An Eskimo driving a dog team away from the band last sum- it. is scheduled to begin today. over 60 miles of frozen tundra |munications system carrying | Somme news reports from the | murder trial of two Eskimos. | The Eskimo was hired by re- porters te carry daily reports to a DEW line station for phon- ing through Quebec City to their papers and to The Canadian) Press, Toronto, to amplify cov- | erage. Basic reports move over; limited .radio-telephone service! at the remote settlement. Spence Bay is on Boothia' Peninsula, 1,225 miles northeast of Edmonton. First reports on the trial were handled by Hud- son's Bay Co. radio-telephone| from Spence Bay to Canadian National Telecommunications at | Cambridge Bay on Victoria Is- land for radio relay to Edmon- | ton. ; | CP staff writer Ron Mac-| | Donald of Edmonton, a reporter | on the trial, once worked as a! |summer employee on the DEW, jline and remembered one sta- tion is relatively 'near Spence Bay. After an extensive check, co-| | operative . arrangements were| |made for the dogteam radar- | station hookup. | On trial are Isochee Shooyook and Aiyaoot, both about 21, charged with capital murder in the shooting of Aiyaoot's| mother, Soosee, about 40, Soo- | See is alleged to have been shot| SERVICE STATIONS © OPEN THIS SUNDAY 7:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. 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