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...came home. When he opened his front door, Starkweather was waiting in the hall. Ward never got his topcoat off; he was shot in the temple and neck, stabbed in the back when he fell. Starkweather and Caril traded Jensen's Ford for Ward's 1956 black Packard, headed west out of Lincoln on Highway...
LAGGING EDSEL SALES are shaking up Ford's high command. Vice President James J. Nance, 56, who formerly bossed Studebaker-Packard, will slip into driver's seat at Edsel division. It will be merged into the Lincoln-Mercury division, which he also heads...
...gallon) five-passenger, two-door Rambler sedan introduced in 1951, dropped by 1956. Plain and simple, the 90-h.p. American even comes with a do-it-yourself instruction book to cut repair bills. American Motors' President George Romney says it will compete directly with the $1,795 Studebaker-Packard Scotsman and foreign cars, will have "the lowest advertised delivered price of any automobile built...
...addition to the question of political morality, Packard very rightly asks, "What is the morality of manipulating small children--" of developing in the public an attitude of wastefulness toward national resources? of subordinating truth to cheerfulness in keeping the citizen posted on the state of his nation? What does it mean for the national morality to have so many powerfully influential people taking a manipulative attitude toward our society...
...Packard concludes by saying that the manipulative attitude involves an inherent disrespect for human personality. However, this attitude seems unlikely to change in a society with no higher values than those of an expanding economy and increasing consumption...