Thufj., July 14, 1960 The Newt-Review, Roieburg, On. 5
Portland - Eugene Fouir - Laoer
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LOS ANGELES (AP) Follow
ing is the text of Sen. John K.
Kennedy's remarks to delegates
after being voted the Democratic
presidential nomination:
Gov. Collins, Chairman Butler,
Gov. Brown and my mother and
my sister.
Under the official procedures of
this convention, it is not possible
for me to give you an answer to
your nomination until Friday
night, but 1 think you can guess
what the answer will be.
Four years ago, in another
great city, on the occasion of our
1956 Democratic convention, I
came to the platform and moved
that the name of our vice presi
dential nominee. Sen. Kefauver,
be made unanimous. Therefore, 1
have some recognition of the feel
ing of my friend and colleague
Sen. Johnson, and my friend and
colleague, Sen. Symington.
Their generosity and the gener
osity of the other favorite sons in
moving that this nomination be
made by acclamation, 1 think.
gives us promise of going to the
people of the United Slates in this
election as a strong and united
party in all parts of the United
States.
1 hope that those who have so
loyally supported them will join
with me. Tins is an important elec
tion, in many ways the most im
portant election in the history of
this country. All of us in this room
and across the country are united
together in our devotion to this
country.
We wish to keep it strong.and
we wish to keep it free. It re
quires at this critical time the best
of all of us, and I can assure all
of you here who have reposed this
confidence in me that 1 will be
worthy of your trust. We will car
ry the fight to the people in the
fall, and we shall win.
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(This material, ptrtinsnt of
course to Rostburg bcau of tht
overall freeway system, was pre
pared by the Cement Industry of
Oregon.)
Paving crews have begun pour
ing the twin ribbons of concrete
which will complete the final link
of the four-lane divided freeway
between Eugene and Portland.
The ll'a-mile freeway section
reaching from the Willamette riv
er north, and part of the Federal
Interstate highway system, will
be the largest modern concrete
highway project employing
"bumpless" design ever to have
been constructed in Oregon.
Work has started at the northern
end of the project on the Linn
Lane county line and paving is
scheduled to be completed to the
Willamette river at Judkins Point
by early fall. Cost of the ll'i-mile
paving project will be $2,540,598.
The paving contractor Roy L.
Houck & Sons, of Salem was
also the paving firm for a nine-mile
stretch of the freeway near Al
bany, completed in 1958, which in
troduced modern concrete highway
construction to the stale. Since that
time, a six-mite, four-lane section
of the freeway south from Albany
has been paved with concrete and
a concrete section of the freeway
extension into Portland was com
pleted last summer.
The project north from Eugene
is being paved with eight-inch con
crete, reinforced with steel mesh.
, The same specifications have been
used for other modern concrete
highway work on the Interstate
system in Oregon. Some 104.000
barrels of cement will go into the
project.
Expansion and contraction joints
in the new highway will be the
new-type "hairline" variety, thus
eliminating the "bumpety-bum;"
oflen associated with older con
: crete highways which employed the
wider joints. Oilier features of the
new concrete construction will in
clude a skid-resistant surface which
is brushed into the concrete dur
ing me construction process.
While paving is under way on
Ihe IHi-mile section north from
Eugene, paving crews will also be
at work on a section of the free
way north of the Lane county line
these two projects will link up
with the freeway section south of
Albany, completed last summer,
and traffic is expected to begin
rolling unimpeded between Port
land and Eugene, and intermediate
points, early in the fall.
Ordinary balance wheel
-rigid spokei relay
shocks straight to vital
balance mechanism.
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Juvenile Drinking
Said On Increase
PORTLAND (AP) H. J. Delloff.
hearing supervisor for the Oregon
Liquor Control Commission, said
Wednesday there had been an
alarming increase in juv e n i 1 e
drinking.
He said there was a 56 per cent
increase in the number of hear
ings on this charge in the first
six months of this year.
Detloff called for a joint educa
tion program by the commission
and the liquor industry and for a
stepped-up enforcement program
with sliffer penalties for violators.
The commission rejected three
applications from bowling alleys
for liquor licenses. Two were in
Portland the other in Eugene.
Crop Dusting Plane
Falls Near Beaverton
BtSAVKKTON ( At ) A crop
dusting plane crash landed in the
Tektronix plant parking lot near
here Tuesday, but the pilot walk
ed away uninjured.
He is Richard L. Williams, 45,
a veteran pilot.
He said the plane's motor stop
ped shortly after takeoff from
the Bernard Airport. The plane
was damaged in the crash landing.
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Now Have Official Names
SILOUETTED AGAINST his equipment, operator of concrete mixer unit dumps fresh con
crete into roadway cn Interstate highway project near Eugene. Largest modern concrete
highway project in Oregon to date, the 1 1 Vi-mile four lane freeway section will require
104,000 barrels of cement in construction. The highway will utilize the new "bumpless"
concrete design first introduced to Oregon in 1958.
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College Professor
On lll-Fated Plane
CORVALL1S, Ore. (AP) Dr.
Kline R. Swygard, a political
science professor at Oregon Stale
College, was a passenger on the
Northwest Airlines plane which
was ditched in the ocean near The
Philippine Islands Wodnesdav
night.
Swycard was Ihe leader of an
around-the-world study tour and
was in charge of 20 students. The
tour called for visits to the Far
East and the Middle East and was
to end at Alliens, Greece, Aug. 21.
Swygard has traveled extensive
ly and bad spent two years in
Thailand under a Fulbrigiit grant.
He came to Oregon State in lil-17
after leaching at the University
of Washington and Universily of
Wyoming.
WASHINGTON' (API Here
are names of several Oregon land
mark rivently made otfieial by
Ihe I' S. Board on Geographic
Namo:
Hall H.iv About two square
milt's in size indenting western
Nhore of I pper Klamath Lake
uut Howard Bay).
Hig Lookout Mountain Eleva
tion aliout 7.120 feel northeast of
Wratlu'rhy inoi Lookout Moun
tain ).
Chicken Creek Stream flowing
to Si.-Jry Creek northeast of
Weatherby.
Found l ake In Deschutes Na
tional Forest north of Maiden
Peak.
Gherkin Canyon About five
miles long extending to Itulus on
south bank of Columbia River (not
Girkm, Giikmg or Girkling Canyon).
Howard liav Ahout 2'i miles
indenting western shore of Upper
Klamath Lake (not Worus Bay).
Juneo Lake In Deschutes Na
tional Forest on southeast slope
of Konsah Mountain.
Little Owvhee River Stream
flowing lo Owyhee River southeast
of Koine.
Middle Fork Owyhee River
Stream flowing to North Fork
Owyhee River upstream from
Owvhee River.
North Fork Owyhee River
Heading on southern slopes of
Owvhee Range in Idaho (lowing
to Owyhee River southeast of
Home.
Owyhee River Partially in
Humboldt National Forest flowing
through southwest Idaho in Ore
gon to Snake River near Nyssa
(mil East Fork uwynre uivcr or
South Fork Owyhee River).
Rogers Mountain Elevation
about 1.440 feet north of I.acomb
(not Prospect Mountain).
Sisley Creek Flowing southwest
to Burnt River at Weathcrhy (not
Chicken Creek).
Turn Lake In Dcschmx na
tional Forest north of Tumalo
Mountain.
Wm-iK Rav About two miles
long forming southeastern rn of
Klamath niarsn nuruieasi
Klamath Falls.
The old names may still be used
nment documents, but
only parenthetically following the
newly approveu name
said.
of
the board
DanmooreHotel
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GEOMETRIC PATTERN is formed by shadows on freshly
laid concrete as steel reinforcing mesh is put into position.
Mesh is vibrated into the fresh concrete, provides added
durability. Modern concrete highways, such as this project
near Eugene, being constructed in Oregon are of eight
inch reinforced concrete and designed to provide useful
service life of 50 years and longer, soy spokesmen for the
Cement Industry of Oregon
Eugene Contractor Wins Yoncalla School Bid
By MRS. GEORGE EDES
Ingar Haugen of Eugene was
low bidder for $1,138 for painting
the interior and exterior of the
boiler room of the Yoncalla Ele
mentary School. The board voted
to accept his bid.
Darrel Payne was sworn in as
a three year member of the di
rectors of the grade school, Elmer
Dupper for a term of five years
and Roy Dodd Jr. elected chair
man of the board. Joe Karrcll was
rehired as clerk for another year.
The board gave John Riee and
Art Shaw of Drain permission to
try to remove honey bees from
the top of the upper grade school
building, where they have been
for at least five years. Ingvar
Haugen reported that he tried ev
erything he knew to exterminate
them several years ago, and that
the bees are still mere, tney are
housed between the roof and the
(hem without damaging the build
ing.
Don Dick, principal, was direct
ed to contact boilermcn for repair
work on the boiler, which needs
some retubing before the school
starts this fall.
Sarah Churchill Guilty
On New Drunk Charges
LONDON (AP) Aclress Sarah
Churchill was found guilty today
on the fifth and sixth charges
of public drunkenness brought
against her in the last 16 months.
Miss Churchill, 45, daughter of
former Prime Minister Sir Win
ston Churchill, had pleaded inno
cent.
Assessing fines totaling 50 shil
lings $7 Magistrate H. II. Blun
dell told her: "On the next ocra
sion when you appear before the
court if you appear before me
you will be remanded in custody
for a medical report before it is
decided what steps to take in your j
case.
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in auto body and paint work.
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Cross-Country Cyclist
Advertises New Firm
PENDLETON (AP)-Dwain C.
Wolfer, pedaling across the United
States on a specially made tri
cycle, neared Pendleton Wednes
day night.
WoKer, who is partially para
lized from injuries he suffered in
a car - train crash 20 years ago,
is making the trip to publicize a
firm he has founded to employe
handicapped persons
The Portlander expecls to be on
firewall where it is hard to get to the road about five weeks.
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