New Cars Unveiled Today in Holiday Auto Mood
Ford and Continental lead public reveals for 1965 models with GM and AMC to follow. Dealers reopen for brisk selling as prices mostly hold with Ford keeping Lincoln Continental at 5766. Cars trend longer, more powerful with cleaner styling and more engine options and accessories.
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Alabama Briefs Highlighting Local Auto and Army News
Alabama brief items report the first failures under a new city inspection law in Mobile affecting police and fire chiefs cars and a bid by Ellco Enterprises for Ft McClellan nurses quarters. Also, Huntsville native Fred M Kester a US Army officer dies after a heart attack near Seoul with widow Betty surviving.
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Congressmen Cite Patchwork in Johnson Era Farm Controversy
U S Rep M G Snyder criticizes Johnson administration records as patchwork. He cites a Mississippi Alabama farm owned by the President's wife as an example of hasty and belated action.
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