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Jacksonville's Mayor Hay don Burns, one of the organ izers, said the action is being taken on an emergency basis because of the FBI's refusal to move against the minority integratiorust groups appar ently responsible for the dynamitings. Salem (IP) The governor's newly constituted committee on children and youth met here to reorganize Thursday. , See Ad on Page 4 Quotes From the News y UNITED PRESS Rome Msgr. John Kelly of Chicago, on the recovery of Samuel Cardinal Stritch from the amputation of his right arm: "He is looking better every day." United Nations, N.Y. Secretary General Dag Hammar skjold, in appealing to the big powers not to miss the bus in trying to get disarmament talks under way: "Ve should mot he too sure that the road will remain open for buses ia all the future." Charlotte, N.C. A shoeshine boy, on his reaction to nine Russians visiting textile plants in the Charlotte area: "They sure do talk funny." 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The senators have called on Benson to place as many pend ing road projects as possible under contract by Aug. 15 to give the state the benefit of employment created by the construction work. The recently enacted high way act provided an addition al authorization of S5 million for forest highways and $5 million for timber v access roads. This increased to S3 2 million the authorization available for each of - these types of forest roads during the coming fiscal year which starts July 1. These would be r oa d s through and into areas cov ered by the national forests. They would be in addition to roads provided for the O&C timberlands of western Ore gon by the Bureau of Land Management, Interior Depart ment. Pointing this out to Benson in a joint letter, Morse and Neuberger declared: "We are cognizant of the needs that exist in other states for these roads and of the value they possess, not only to the development of our national forests, but also as a means of stabilizing employ ment. Acceleration of the road program is urgently request ed by the Western Forest In dustries Association and the Industrial Forestry Associa tion as a means of assuring better availability of the full allowable cut from the nation al forests." Last fall forest road money to the extent of $1 million was held in reserve by the admin istration in its effort to hold down federal spending for fear of exceeding the national debt ceiling. Funds were sub sequently released for use. "The Congress, with bipart isan unanimity has shown in ceased recognition of the need for forest roads," the senators said. "The president has sign ed the highway act into law and by that action has placed upon your shoulders the re sponsibility to carry out the law fully and enthusiastic ally." They requested that Benson present by May 15 a plan for using the road funds and a report on how many can be started by Aug. 15. MAIL TRIBUNE. 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