Retiring General McIntyre Returns to Alabama Roots
Maj. Gen. James D. McIntyre ends 32 years of Army service effective December 31 and plans a Montgomery move. Born at West Point, he studied at Spring Hill College and MIT, served as defense liaison to Congress, and may pursue horse breeding or business interests with family in Montgomery. His daughter and son-in-law will also relocate there.
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Uniform bumper heights urged for nation wide standard
Mrs. Geneva Smith of the Alabama Motorists Association warns that bumper heights should be standardized across the country. She says non matching bumpers risk serious damage to gas tanks trunks and radiators in even mild collisions and that uniform bumpers would improve safety and neighborliness among drivers.
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Czechs End Gas Rationing and Liberalize Prices
Prague reports the communist government abolishes private car gasoline rationing and frees meat and clothing pricing while expanding shopping in rationed shops. The policy aims to show gains in the people's democracy as Western nations face difficulties.
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Frigid Weather Prompted Caution Over Bumper Locks
A brief note explains a friendly push to start in cold weather due to danger of locking bumpers. Authorities warn drivers to avoid forcing an engine or touching hot metal in freezing conditions.
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