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20 Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., Thursday, June 21. 1951 - - B i Coast Highway Protest Curves Grant Pass, June 21 VP) The state highway commission, tour ing the state to determine where to spend its bond money, now knows what residents along the coast highway (U.S. 101) want, "Straighten out the curves, the commission was told. Commissioners heard It from residents at Astoria, and every city south of there as they traveled the length of the Ore gon shoreline. The commissioners, who came to Grants Pass yesterday, in dicated they would allocate some money for curve-straightening projects on the route. Here the commission will in spect southern Oregon roads, moving on for additional con ferences with Medford and Ash land residents. Then the com mission will go north, reach ing Eugene today. A tour of east ern Oregon is planned later. The commission indicated highway bond money in the next year will be used mostly for the stretches of highway with the heaviest use the coast and Pa cific highways, the Columbia river highway and the Dalles California route. Picks Cold War Strategy Board Washington, June 21 (IP) President Truman today had created a cold war strategy board and named Gordon Gray Its director at $16,000 a year. The president said the pur pose of the new organization will be to provide "for the more effective planning, coordination and conduct, within the frame work of approved national poli cies, of psychological opera tions." Other members will be James S. Webb, undersecretary of state; Robert A. Lovett, deputy secretary of defense, and Lt. Gen. Walter Bedell Smith, di rector of central Intelligence. Gray has obtained a leave of absence as president of the University of North Carolina to take the lob. 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