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...course, come for the ordinary Russian as yet. But the very fact that the Kremlin holds up the goal as an ideal is a remarkable turnabout in Communist ideology. So, too, is the newly christened town of Togliatti, the Russian Detroit on the Volga, where a huge Fiat automobile plant is being built as the hub of the five-year plan's aim of boosting passenger-car output from 200,000 to 800,000 by 1970. Other consumer durables, from TV sets to washing machines, are also targeted for production in greatly increased quantities. One thing the record grain...
...dramatic liberalization of trade with Moscow and the satellites, removing hundreds of items from the list of goods that American businessmen have been prohibited from selling the Communists. Among them: machinery and equipment, whose purchase is to be financed by the U.S. Export-Import Bank, for use in the Fiat automobile factory in Togliatti. There may yet be a Ford in Ivan's future...
...versions of the S-800, a small, four-cylinder, four-carburetor model that resembles the Austin-Healey Sprite, will sell for slightly less than $2,000 in the U.S. The pint-sized Honda 500 will cost about $1,100, will compare with British Motors' Mini Minor and the Fiat 600. Both the 5800 and the 500 derive from a four-cylinder Honda Formula II racer that won all ten of its Grand Prix starts this year...
...important thing-to see how far I could lean without falling, how fast I could drive without cracking up." This summer he found an all too tangible answer: his $11,000 Ferrari, whining along at a reported 110 m.p.h. on a limit-free Italian autostrada, crunched into a tiny Fiat, killing a Florentine businessman. Although the actor's driving record has been safe at any speed, an Italian magistrate ruled last week that there was sufficient evidence of recklessness to justify an indictment for manslaughter. Penalty for conviction: one to five years, though a suspended sentence is the rule...
...only to see it overwhelmingly voted down by the machinists. Then Congress tentatively got into the act; Oregon's maverick Democratic Senator Wayne Morse, who had headed a presidential panel that recommended one rejected settlement, led the way in introducing legislation that might end the strike by legal fiat. Union President Roy Siemiller, insisting that he could not engage in collective bargaining while a congressional club was being held over his head, merely used the proposed legislation as an excuse for walking away from negotiations. Last week, after it was all over, Siemiller claimed that the strike would have...