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Reports developments related to automobiles and highway conditions as of July 1965. Insights of traffic problems in Tokyo, Japan; Number of cars available in India; Designs of the automobile in Italy.

Presents a comical strip depicting the impact of cars on the society.

Examines the changes caused by automobile in the society. Aspects of control in automobile motor and the human nervous systems; Percentage of death rate of automobiles; Amount of costs in highway construction produced annually.

Recounts the experience of a free-lance journalist in covering a report in Cuba. Passion of Cubans for expensive automobiles; Influence of Marxism in the affairs of the country; Diplomatic relationship of Cuba with the U.S.

Relates the passion of the author for automobiles in the U.S. Preference of the author on renting an automobile; Number of towns without public transportation facilities; Differences among the standard brands of American automobiles.

Relates the experience of the author during a bad weather while travelling in the Queenshaven Hills. Driving in an automobile; Pleasures in the travel.

Reports on developments in industrial science and technology in the U.S. as of February 1958. Cornell-Liberty safety car developed by Cornell Aeronautical Laboratory; Exfoliation diagnosis method for cervical cancer diagnosis developed by Dr. George N. Papanicolaou; Skid Warning airplane safety device from Goodyear's Aviation Products Division.

Reports on the increasing popularity of foreign-made automobiles in the U.S. Diminishing number of U.S. automobile manufacturers; Increasing number of foreign automobile producers who are finding U.S. buyers for the automobiles.

Presents updates on science and technology as of March 1956. Description of the British mystery car developed by engineer Harry Ferguson; Aim of the design of the Omega engine invented by British engineer Granville Bradshaw; Information on the Thimet insecticide developed by American Cyanamid.

Discusses automobile driving in the U.S. and Great Britain. Difference between automobile driving in the two countries; Details on the speed limit for automobile driving in Great Britain; Information on the automation of automobiles.

Describes the capabilities of Wankel engine in the U.S. Usability of the engine for automobiles; Level of fuel consumption needed; Effort of internal-combustion engine designers in achieving smooth power flow characteristic of the steam engine.

Focuses on the Cougair X3 sports car. Incorporation of all the features that sports car buyers have come to expect; Direct bolting of wheels directly to the car's frame; Engine specifications; Fuel consumption; Suspension system; Reduced car height that cuts wind resistance; Accessory tachometers.

Features the 3.4 Jaguar Saloon automobile. Dimension and size; Exterior design; Four-door design.

Features the Glitterjet V-32 automobile manufactured by the United Transportation Company. Launch of the car on a lighted floating island in the middle of the Detroit River for marketing purposes; Use of chromium plating as the central theme of the vehicle; Physical features; Engine specifications; Offer of extra amenities with the vehicle's sale; Financial packaging.

Examines the purpose of acquiring an automobile in the American life. Aim of any driver owner to acquire a socially acceptable outlet for psychosexual needs; List of cars produced by established manufacturers; Availability of cars in advertising sections.

Presents several correspondence from 'The Atlantic' periodical. Appreciation in the article of Cecil Woodham-Smith concerning the Irish potato famine; Views of John Keat on the advantages of renting automobiles; Significance of the article of John Doe in awakening the conscience of legislators.

Focuses on the outsized number of automobiles found in Santa Barbara, California. Immunity of the people from heavy traffics; Astonishments from visitors in Boston and New York in the system of providing parking places; Aspects of professionalism of the drivers.

Focuses on the issues related to Reichsurreys automobile. Advantages of the automobile; Accounts on the sinking of Reichsurrey during bridge collapse; Comparison between Reichsurreys and wagons.