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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 13, 1956)
JO-(Sec, I) Statesman, Salem, Ore,, Wed., Jun. 13, 'M , ' , . ' .. NATOtoDuiltl $263 Million Installations tly leVMOCR TOPPING rAtllS IH - Tin North Atlantic Council announced Tuesday tt plant In spend liMU.Mo.MO In 19M oa building military alrlirlda and ether liittatletinna (or defense of oVstrrn Europe, Ttia J5 natina council agreed to devote 1106,400,000 of tha total to Uw 'Infrastructure program in Germany, primarily In iniplemeo latum of the forward strategy (or tha development of airfields." . Infrastructure la the name given to tha vat system of airfields, fuel pipelines, porta and other Installa limis which NATO fnrcet require to carry out their, defense mission Tha Atlantic Council haa nt marked li.MO.MO.OuO to the Infra structure program over tha bit five yean, ; Reviewing tha whole program Lord Ismay, the NATO secretary general, aaid In ttatrment that tha council has put 140 airfield la readiness under the no forward strategy (ha policy of malntain . Ing the defense lino along the fringe o( tha Iron Curtain. He aititrd: ' "The member rountrlet of NATO nave endorsed, the. so-called for ward scatter aystem for telecom . munlcatloaa and early warning de veloped In Canada and the United Stales and are adopting thli tech- jilquo for the NATO European tele oommunlcatioM, "The naval base program under Infraalructure, Including some W individual project la alio well nder way. ' Tha planned enpendilure of $2M, fi,0M In 1931 la (ho third annual 1 allocation from the 700 million dol lar program laid down by the council In April iwt PipC'Smohing Woman Near Century Mark (Picture on Wtrephato Pago) !,OlH?V!lUC, Ky, Mr i. Nancy Arthuils Robey, keen eyed pipe-amoklng woman who li Hearing her JMih birthday, haa ab solutely no prescription, to offer for long life, As matte of (act, Mrs. Rohey leema almost unimpressed with her century of Ilia, and, when 5ke tha traditional question ehou or secret for longevity, replied; Oh, I don't know-4av I lived Mrt. RotifT then turned to tiewtman and itated. "You 1 look lilt you might llvo to bo 100-1 neat aomo ienplo Just ought to llvo to bo 100." Although ii disapproves, of aancing ("J a rather go to church un aM9 i iho paa allowed nor SH tho pleasure of a pipeful of tobacco tinct she wai yean id. "t amoko It thro or four Hmri day." iho aaid, At timet hav changed, to hat Mrt, Robey, She now watchet tele vision frequently and without apectacJes, . Now aho'a thinking about going np in an airpiano, . Mrt, Robey alio it an avid road, or. keeping up with both magattne rticlea and' iho morning and aft ernoon newipaperi, alao without glaaiea, T She likot to talk about tho Civil War dayt, and tellt tho atory about tho time tho Confederate aoldlert came to their Hancock County, Ky, heme, ''My dad hid hli fine horta from tha soldiers when they came," the rtlatea. Although the Isn't too Impressed about her long Ufa, Mrt, Robey Is happy that tho century mark will no celebrated on July 4. "They'll wave the flag on my birthday," the smiled, Eden Kept Busy On 59th Birthday . LONDON in -prime Minister Tin celebrated hit 19th birthday Tuesday but was too busy to take much more than passing note of the (act. ':., Hit staff at No. 10 Downing St. put flowers on hit desk and there vat a Hack of congratulatory ma nages. 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