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Highway Group Sets Four New Improvements SALEM (LTD-The State "High way Commission has authorized. Inpntinn iiim.i'e : . w uiajur im provements on four Oregon High ways. T . 1 u rc iiiu'rsiaie mgnway sys-,. turn nmiui. tl.A llf-ll l. - , ... ptuji iib uio nail vievh'iai- iforr.ia state line section of tha Pacific Highway in Jackson Coun. ty, which is 7.32 miles in length, : and the Oxman-Benson creek sec--tion o( the Old Oregon Trail high, way in Baker and Malheur coun ties, which Is 29.88 miles in length. The other two surveys approved were tor tne Arnold ice cava Road-Horse Ridge section of High way 20 in Deschutes county and the Inrienemienrn .liini-fmn.Rnnne.. villa substation section of the Wil. lamina Salem highway in Polk County. The commission also authorized acquisition of 104 acres for addi tion to Detroit Lake State Park. This would triple the size of tha existing parK. It authorized negotiations for acquiring 335 acres of additional land for developments at Hat Rock State Park in Umatilla County, Mayer State Park in Wasco County and Sunset Bay State Park in Coos County. The commission approved seven projects in five counties as part of the $694,000 construction work . authorized on county federal - aid secondary highway system for fis cal 1964. The projects are in Ben ton, Deschutes, tiilliam, folk ana Washington Counties. Deschutes County plans to transfer a portion of its allotment tn the Slain Highway DeDartment to spend on the Bachelor Moun tain - Big Spring Section of tha Cascade Lakes Highway. MARSHMALL0WS kbog4..00 DAIlim ruioc Bar8 Fos,er 6 ot. bag . Minute Maid 229c 469c PORK & BEANS Hunts No. IVi can ORANGE DELIGHT tt?L FROZEN LEMONADE TfSSn . 999c ICE CREAM CONES KionSd!l69c Hatfield Asks Fprfprnl Fiinrlc For State Jobs WASHINGTON (UPD A spokesman for Oregon Gov. Mark Hatfield asked recently that Con gress add $721,000 to President Kennedy's budget for navigation projects in Oregon. Thomas J. Murray, port con sultant to the state, made the re quest during a brief appearance before the House Public Works Appropriations subcommittee. He said Hatfield supported budgeted navigation projects total ing $4,311,000, but also recom mended addition of funds for sev en projects. The additions would include $543,000 for a deeper navigation channel in the Coos and MiUicoma rivers, which Murray said would result in big savings to lumber mill operators. Murray said approval of plan ning funds for a project to deepen the Willamette River and to re sume planning on the Willamette River Falls lock project would expedite construction of the au thorized projects. Tha amounts re quested for the two projects were $46,000 and $85,000. Olhnr ndfllllnnx rftniinRtml hv Oregon officials included: $2,000 to begin a review study for a bnrge channel and protec tive works where Herman Creek enters the Columbia River. $18,000 to begin planning of barge channel at Columbia Slough. or wo vnanesiua Binau uuat ua sin. $21,000 to plan modification ot bar and channel depths on tha oiimiaw nivui miu uai. A delegation from Tillamook County asked that $1.1 million ba appropriated to complete major rehabilitation of tha Tillamook north jetty. NAACP Official Scores Slaying In Mississippi NEW YORK (UPD-Roy Wil kins, executive secretary of the NAACP. issued the following statement today on the slaying in Jackson, Miss,, of NAACP state field secretary Medgar Evers. "The assassination of Medgar W. Evers demonstrates anew tho blind and murderous hatred which obsesses too many Missis sippians. In their Ignorance they believe that by killing a brave, dedicated and resourceful leader of tha civil rights struggle they can kill the movement for human rights. They cannot. "Every Negro citizen has lost a valiant leader in the death of Medgar Evers. The entire nation has lost s man who believed la America and died defending Ha principles." SUNSHINE ASSORTED Cookies & Crackers Krispy Crackers Hi Ho Crackers Choc. Chip Cookies Cheexit Crackers Batter Cookies ' Almond Macaroon 41.00 UlJZZ " ""' " " W"""" '"I U ..O NT MM.t.HM PHHM M 930 W. HARVARD 2 BLKS. W. OF COMMUNITY HOSPITAL At Our Snack Bar Milli Shakes Your choice ot flavors Your choice of flavors In thick ' Nutritious shake Sno-Cones . . ca. 10c 19' Nhi or Royal Crown Canned Soda Pop 12 9 9 Ki 11 mac naturally.. . $o naturally k't httK
