Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • Page 5

THE DETROIT DAILY PRESS Page 5A Friday, September 25, 1964 A GUIDE TO: hat's New on the '65 Models Dearborn 1-94 Plan Approved V.v 'i -J 4 (accessories and optional Buick Disappearing headlights and wall-to-wall tail lamps. Studebaker Dual horns and dual everything. equipment Cadillac Telescoping steering wheels and automatic leveling device. An engineering report for the modernization of the US-24 (Telegraph Road) inter change on 1-94 in Dearborn has been approved by State Highway Commissioner John C. Mackie.

The interchange will be re built in the fall of 1965 at a Rambler A six-cylinder engine featuring seven main bearings and eight counterweights (standard in larger models); disc brakes for first time. Pontiac Tempest Much stronger sheet metal on front end and three inches longer in length. Pontiac Catalina and Bonneville Articulated windshield wipers with greater sweep and larger, less-curved windshields. Oldsmobile New "glamorous" Delta 88 five-series line, with new combined bucket and "bench" seats in front. Oldsmobile F-85 New 250 to 315 h.p.

Jetfire Rocket engines. REVERSIBLE KEYS Lincoln, Mercury and Comet On Comet, "significant" power train advances; for Mercury, blade-like front fenders and uncluttered side panels; for Lincoln Continental, new hood with center panel slightly raised. Ford Reversible keys for ignition and locks; "new-era" styling changes. Ford Mustang Flow-through ventilation system. Ford Falcon Low-profile 14-inch tires.

Ford Thunderbird "Sequential" turn signals, keyless locking system. CURVED GLASS Dodge and Dodge Dart For Dodge, a "silencing package" and two new models; for Dart, four-barrel carburetor version of engine. Chrysler Curved glass side windows. Plymouth and Plymouth Valiant Glass-filled distributor caps and factory-installed air conditioners. Chevrolet, Chevelle, Chevy II, Corvette and Corvair 400 cost of $1.5 million.

A number of ramps will be added to provide for all turn "Non-Competitive Line Available For the First Time in Michigan" Be your own boss in a new item never seen by Michigan-ders. Distributorships available at choice locations in Detroit and surrounding areas. With a minimum investment you can earn over $200.00 per week in your "SPARE TIME." All interviews are held confidential. For information call LI 3-3913 Between 10 A.M. and 5 P.M.

"THIS COULD BE THE PHONE CALL THAT BUILDS YOUR FUTURE" ing movements to insure safety and greater capacity. Citizens who may be affected by the project can request a public hearing, Mackie said. Written requests must be received by Oct. 12 and should be directed to Public Hearing Officer, John Knecht, Michigan State Highway No Help Wanted "TAILED" Two Soviet destroyers play unofficial escort to the U.S. aircraft carrier Independence during NATO's exercise Operation Teamwork in the North Atlantic.

Planes on the Independence's deck are A-4 Skyhawks. One Soviet vessel is guided missile craft. Intro ducinsr Comet 1965: AAV1" Xv -xVjX xjx 1 4 i -x -X v-x ivX x.XXv TX. 4. a 4x 1 ili! ''X vii.

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Made every engine bigger, from the thrifty 200 Comet "6" up through the hefty new 289 Cyclone Super V-8 (225 hp). Made the ride even smoother, more solid and silent. The one thing not new in this racy '65 sequel is the stamina that made Comet the World's Durability Champion. And you wouldn't want that to change, would you? It didn't. bility Champ ion ura if I -JPlmcuu Comet the world's durability champion SUBURBAN BOB BORST LINCOLN-MERCURY INC.

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