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TITLE:
WARD's AUTO WORLD Magazine
[ Marvelous vintage magazine with great features!]
ISSUE DATE:
June 1973; Volume 9 Number 6
CONDITION: Standard magazine size, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)
IN THIS ISSUE:
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ABOUT OUR
COVER--That's United Auto Workers Union President Leonard Woodcock as our Hamlet. He's contemplating which way to go this fall as the spectre of
member backlash hovers in the background. To strike or not to strike, that is the question--one which may not be resolved until 11:59 p.m. on Sept. 14
when the UAW's three-year contract expires. Meantime, Mr. Woodcock sizes up his targets. Chrysler Corp. looks tempting and the Ford Motor Co. can't rest
easy. The UAW took on General Motors Corp. in 1970 and he's not likely to test GM's mettle this time. With wages under Washington guidelines, the UAW
rates elimination of involuntary overtime as a prime goal. The automakers say no dice. We' II see. Cover Illustration by Dick Mayer.
ABOUT OUR AUTHORS--Jack
Crellin is labor editor of The Detroit News. Neil A. Martin is a New Jersey freelancer. Robert W. Dietsch is business editor of Scripps-Howard Newspaper
Alliance, Washington, D.C. Ken Kelley is editor of Fleet Administration Magazine. A. M. Maher is president of General Environments Corp. Harry A. Stark is
editor and Frank Snyder is associate editor of Ward's Automotive Reports. Jan Norbye is auto editor and James Dunne Detroit editor of Popular Science
Monthly. Gordon Wilkins is a British freelancer. Frank Maier is Chicago bureau chief of Newsweek Magazine.
FEATURES:
The Strike: To Be Or Not To Be? . . . Jack Crellin.
Lowering the Boom: The Economic Outlook Now . . . David C. Smith.
Japan's Quotas Cool Car Exports . . . Neil A. Martin.
DEPARTMENTS:
Ward's Wrapup: Deadline Breaking News . . . WAW Staff.
Your Page: Reader's Forum . . . WAW Staff.
Editorial: Strike-Free '73 Distinct Possibility . . . David C. Smith.
Speaking Out: Third Party Can 'Cut Cards' in Detroit/Washington Row . . . A. M. Maher.
Assembly Line: Fastest Shift Ever for '74s . . . Harry A. Stark.
World Wrapup: Red Flags Begin to Fly for Speedy Europeans . . . Gordon Wilkins.
Washington Wrapup: The Double Squeeze Play Now Facing Detroit . . . Robert W. Dietsch.
Pipeline: Mustang + Vega + Interlocks ='74 . . . James Dunne.
Pipeline Sidebar: Rockwell International Makes Big Anti-Skid Push . . . Arthur M. Spinella.
Technical Takeout: Metric System Is Now Fait Accompli . . . Jan Norbye and Richard L. Waddell.
In Print: Would You Buy This Book From a Sociologist? . . . Frank Snyder.
On Site: Productivity Promotes Power-Shift Transmissions . . . Ken Kelley.
Big Wheels: Harvester Wants Changes in Truck Ground Rules . . . Ken Kelley.
Furrows: Farm Output Increase Runs Into Barriers . . . Frank Maier.
What's New: From Ford Lima Plant: New Engine; Metrics, Too . . . James Dunne.
Auto Talk: Interlocks Will `Drive a Lot of People Nuts' . . . WAW Staff.
Auto People: Mr. Fri: Man on Hot Seat . . . Richard L. Waddell and WAW Staff.
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