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  January -

GUS PUTS A GAS EATER ON A DIET

July -

GUS PUTS A STOP TO SWAP

  February -

GUS BREAKS UP A TRAFFIC JAM

August -

GUS GETS THE SHOW ON THE ROAD

  March -

GUS FINDS A CURE FOR THE DOCTOR'S CAR

September -

GUS CRACKS A CASE FOR THE COPS

  April -

GUS MEETS A TV  DEADLINE

October -

GUS RUNS INTO AN ODD CUSTOMER

  May -

GUS TAKES ON A TANKFUL OF TROUBLE

November -

GUS RESCUES A DO-IT-YOURSELF MECHANIC

  June -

GUS STOPS A RUNAWAY CAR

December -

GUS HELPS SANTA GET GOING

 

In the News...

●    Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and more than 2,600 other blacks arrested in Selma, Ala., during three-day demonstrations against voter-registration rules (Feb. 1).

 ●    Malcolm X, black-nationalist leader, shot to death at Harlem rally in New York City (Feb. 21).

●    U.S. Marines land in Dominican Republic as fighting persists between rebels and Dominican army (April 28).

●    Medicare, senior citizens' government medical assistance program, begins (July 1).

 ●    Blacks riot for six days in Watts section of Los Angeles: 34 dead, over 1,000 injured, nearly 4,000 arrested, fire damage put at $175 million (Aug. 11 -16).

●    Power failure in Ontario plant blacks out parts of eight states of northeast U.S. and two provinces of southeast Canada (Nov. 9).

Automotive History

●    Volkswagen buys Audi

●    Ralph Nader, a U.S. consumer advocate, published a book 'Unsafe at Any Speed' about the auto industry and its poor safety standards (USA).