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THURSDAY, JULY 12. 1962
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0 00 Six O'clock Report
Group Appointed
To Study Pursuits
Salem-WPli-The rhnirmnn of
Oregon's Traffic Sofrly Com
mission, Wnrnc Nunn, Wod
nesdR.v appointed a special
committee to study "hoi pur
stilt" and potential penalties
for those who attempt to out
run police vehicles.
Nunn, Gov. Mark Hatfield's
executive assistant, n a m e d
James G. Welch. Salem, to
head the seven member com
mittee. Other members are State
Police Superintendent 11. G.
Maison; Lane County DiMriet
Juriue William Beckett: Police
Chief Oliver Reeves. La
Grande: Baker County Sher
iff riclmar Dixon; Marion
County Disl. Ally. Hattie
Kremen, and Asst. Atty. Gen.
Leonard Pearlman.
Welch, managing editor of
the Salem Capital Journal,
said he would set a date for
the committee's first meeting
soon.
Inventor Bequeaths
Funds To University
Wasco, Tex. - UTH John
Harry Phillips. Inventor of
the famous Phillips screw
and pneumatic drill, left
$.100,000 to Baylor university
for scholarships under the
will filed for probate after Ins
recent death at the age of R!).
The sc ho 1 a rsh i ps at the
Baptist school will be avail
able to "needy, deserving and
worthy boys and girls who
have shown proficiency in
their studies and who deserve
a university education at
Baylor university."
HEW SPENDING
New York - fl'PP - Public
and private spending for
health, education and welfare
will average out to an esti
mated $514 per person in
lflrt2, compared with S232 in
lfl3. according to the Na
tional Inuslnol conference
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Air Travelers To
Use New Tour Book
By CLAIRE COX
United Pren International
New York -(1)PD- Hundreds
of guidebooks are published
every year telling tourists
where to stay and what to
eat, wear, see and do. Now
the department of agriculture
has added to this store of
knowledge with instructions
on how to see America from
the air.
This unusual tour book Is
entitled "That Land Down
There." It is complete with
photographs and descriptions
of terrain as seen from a high
flying aircraft.
"The airplane has given
travelers a new view of
America," the guidebook
says. "That patch of green -those
curving bands of yel
low - those spots of blue -those
brown places. Ever
wonder what they are? Kver
try to figure out what goes
on down there?"
The agriculture experts
point out that persons flying
over the eastern part of the
country are likely to see
many forests. The midwest is
made up mainly of plowed
areas that look like checker
boards from the air. Farther
west are mountains and des
erts and finally, forests, or
chards and vineyards.
For those who may have
wondered about curving
strips of yellow, brown and
green seen from the air, the
agriculture department ex
plained they are the result of
contour stripcropping. a
plowing and planting method
that keeps soil from washing
away. Strips are plowed in a
curve around a hill and are
alternately seeded with plants
that grow close together and
grasses with heavy leaves
and roots. The grass halts the
(low of rainwater downhill.
Colon Tell Crops
The strips alternate green,
yellow or brown al various
times of year. When seen in
mid-s u m m e r , the yellow
strips are wheat, oats or bar
ley. The green strips may be
corn, cotton or meadow crops.
If the strips are dark brown,
dark red, or black, they may
be places that have been
plowed recently.
Smooth areas seen from the
sky usually are pastures, mea
dows or ranges. East of the
Mississippi, these plots may
be In almost any shape. In
the west, they usually are
large expanses. Small dots of
water that dot these areas are
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farm ponds that average
about half an acre.
The guidebook says that
unless a plane is flying very
high, it is easy to distinguish
forests from pastures. Trees
cover vast areas in coastal
zones, the Great Lakes region
and the mountains. Most of
these are in national forests
preserved by the government.
In the west, air travelers
find it fairly easy to see
which areas are desert and
which are being irrigated be
cause of the sharp contrasts
In the terrain.
Over the midwest, a travel
er sees constantly changing
patterns on the ground but
roads at regular intervals.
The roads were laid out to cut
the land into mile-square sec
tions. All this data, and more,
too, are available for the sum
of IS cents from the Superin
tendent of Documents of the
U.S. Government Printing Of
fice in Washington, D.C.
The writers of the book
guarantee that after you read
the book, you will find a new
world the next time you peer
through an airplane window.
Council Plant New
Office and Library
New York - (UPH - The Na
tional Council of Churches
plans to open early in 1963 a
Leland Foster Wood Office
and Library to house the
council's department of fam
ily life and its library of
Christian marriage and family
life.
The library, to be installed
in the skyscraper Interchurch
Center on New York's Morn
ingside Heights, will be
named In honor of Dr. Leland
Foster Wood of Rochester,
N.Y., a pioneer marriage
counselor and family life edu
cator. NEW BOUNTY BONANZA
Point Mugu, Calif. - IUP0 -Fishing
military hardware out
of the sea may become the
next bonanza for the space
age county hunter. The Navy's
Pacific missile range head
quarters here has announced
a schedule of rewards for mili
tary equipment ranging from
$100 for a wayward torpedo
to S2S for a pilotless target
aircraft.
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The teams, the games.
invpiavi Stinvawuiuai
Popular young sports
caster CHRIS SCHgNKEL
Is anchorman for an all
Inclusive radio round
up. Featuring national
ot Important sport
ing events. Overseas
pickups, provocative
Interviews, editorials
and forecasts. Hear
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Indian
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9-Grk letttr
12-Kuss
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17-IrrtLat
15- TuIl
ZU-Uem from
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cotton
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composition
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St-Baker'i
product
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' track
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(colloq.)
40-Imltatei
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41 -Cheer
name
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48-Klec trifled
particle
(1-Spaniah for
"river"
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M-Exist
54- Number
55- Leaka
through
66-Burmesi
demon
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1-Glrl'a nam
1-Alliance
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i-Tierra
Furgan
Indian
l-Ketlo
T -Crawl
g-Vlf of Zeu
a-Native of
City of
Brotherly
Luve
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11- Writitig fluid
11-Spaniib
article
2l-laae
2-Kxclaination
33-Collectiona of
Icelandic
writings
24 -Knave at
cards
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17-PluraJ
ending
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nn-Hfgh card
33-Roman
tyrant
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Italy
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(abbr.)
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volcano
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44- Skill
4-Falihood
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48- Anglo-Saxoa
money
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fabric
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