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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 18, 1963)
HURRY TO THE ATLAS TIRE SALE .. t. .. . I 1 BEFORE WE'RE We've got 'em all on sale now ! Whitewall, black, tubed, tubeless. Atlas Bucron (or a feather-light ride with no corner-squealing and (or quicker stops! Or Atlas Plycron, the new wider tread tire that puts more rubber to work to grip the road evenly tor longer mileage. Or Atlas Grip-Safe, an economy-line tire with a flat anti-skid tread designed for safety. All AtlasTires are on sale now. ..on easy terms, up to twelve months to pay, as low as $1.35 a week. Or buy on your Chevron National Credit Card no money down! CHEVRON DEALERS STANDARD STATIONS JNC. STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA DOWN T0 J HERE! Watch Traffic Says Auto Club SAN FRANCISCO (UPI If you find yourself getting drowsy while driving in slow, heavy traf fic, you're probably afflicted with more than just boredom. You are probably getting an overdose of exhaust fumes, ac cording to the National Automo bile Club. Tests have shown that a driver following another car closely in heavy traffic can inhale enough carbon monoxide from the car ahead to become distinctly drowsy, the club said. Four Remaining 'Whiz Kids' Still Put Ideas To Vork To Keep Automobile Plant Humming PACE 14 - Tuesday, June 18, IK HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Orcgoa DETROIT (UPll-After World War II, ' 10 young men soon to win the name "whiz kids" swept into the Ford Motor Co. and put their ideas to work. The survivors now are middle aged, but their ideas still are working and they still are whiz zing. Of the original group, four now are with Ford, including com pany president Arjay R. Miller. One is dead. Four have gone into other businesses, and one Robert S. McNamara is President Ken nedy's secretary of defense. It began in 1946 when four young officers of the Air Corps' Statistical Control Office in the Defense Department debated what they would do in civilian life. They agreed that their experience in developing the statistical control unit had better armed them (or a career in the business world than anything they had done be fore the war. The original group consisted of Col. Charles B. (Tex I Thornton, head of the Statistical Control Of fice, F.C. (Jack) Reith, Ben D Mills and George Moore. When the final 10-man team was as sembled it included McNamara, Arjay Miller, James 0. Wright, J. Edward Lundy, Charles E. Bosworth and W.R. Anderson. "We had to discuss the terms of the proposition with all the mem bers of the group several times," said Mills. Moore quit in 1947, ran a string of Ford and Lincoln - Mercury dealerships and more recently be came board chairman of Informa tion for Industries, Inc., Washing ton. Thornton dropped out in 1948. He went on to become a vice president at Hughes Aircraft and then purchased Litton Industries, i where he now serves as president a fast growing electronic firm) and board chairman. DOWNTOWN OFFICE SPACE Inquire At GUN STORE 714 Main fcHllMlllffh: At Iwtl A pleasant, refreshing way uuie, genuy medicated to help satisfy tobacco craving1. At drug store. Mrs. Kennedy Undecided What To Do With Pups WASHLNGTON UP1 - Mrs. acqueline Kennedy hasn't de cided what to do with her dog Pushinka's four new puppies, her press secretary, Pamela Tur nure, said today. The brown puppies two male and two females were born last Friday to Pushinka. a gift from Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev. Pushinka and her pups have been at the White House for two days but the two Kennedy chil dren, five-year-old Caroline and two-year old John Junior, have not seen them. The children were still at Camp David, the presi dential retreat near Thurmond, Md., w here they spent the week end. Miss Turnure was asked today whether the puppies would be given away. She replied: "Mrs. Kennedy hasn't decided what to do with them." 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