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Interstate highway traffic
in Oregon showed 17.S per
cent increase in July, 1962,
over July, 1961, according to
the Oregon state highway department.
A 7.9 per cent increase was
noted on other highways, and
a composite increase of 11.1
per cent was given for all
rural highways.
Urban highway traffic dur
ing July showed an increase
of 9.4 per cent on the Inter-
state system, a 2 per cent in
crease on other highways and
city streets, and a composite
increase of 5.9 per cent for all
urban counter locations
Maximum dally traffic in
July occurred Sunday, July
22, on rural highways, and
Friday, July 20, on urban
streets.
Main It. Count
A traffic counter on Main
st. east of Geneva St. in Med'
ford recorded an average dai
ly traffic of 11.304 vehicles
during July. Last year in the
same month the average was
10,859 cars. This was a 4.1
per cent increase.
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THURSDAY
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Voting of Oregon
Delegation Told
Washington - (WO - Reps.
Edith Green and Al Ullman
(D-Ore.), helped pass Presi
dent Kennedy's $000 million
public works bill in the House
Wednesday.
Reps. Walter Norblad and
Edwin Durno (R-Ore.), voted
against the bill.
In the Senate, Sens. Wayne
Morse and Maurine Ncuberg
er, (D-Ore.), voted with the
minority as an amendment
was approved to liberalize a
House passed provision on
business expense deductions.
Other Rogue valley counter
locations were on Highway 66
five miles east of Ashland; on
Highway 238 one miles west
of Ruch; on Highway 62 four
miles south of Shady Cove;
and on Highway 99 two miles
south of Talent.
Tht Siskiyou counter
showed a 12.6 per cent in
crease In traffic, with an aver
age of 1,126 cars in July, com
pared to 1,000 cars the same
month last year.
An increase of 7 per cent
was noted for the Ruch count
er. An average of 82S vehicles
vehicles passed in July, while
the 1961 average for the
month was 771.
Shady Cove showed an in
crease of 2 per cent, with a
July average of 2.807. The
July average in 1961, was
2,732.
An average of 12,395 cars
passed the counter south of
Talent each day in July. Com
pared to a July, 1961, average
of 11,331, an increase of 9.4
per cent was noted.
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Ike Condemns Criticism of Unity in NATO
Now York - - Former
President Dwight D. Elsen
hower, looking relaxed after
a alx-week tour of Europe,
today condemned criticism of
NATO' unity and urged cau
tion in using the term "pace
gap."
The general said he found
NATO to be strong as ever,
even though Its critics hive
said there are evidences of a
rift in its unity.
"It's in much belter jhspe
than its critics say,'' he said.
He likened the space race
to a track meet in which the
Individual events are not nec
essarily all won by the same
team. Eisenhower In plied
that it was the outcome of the
whole meet which counted.
'Progress Outstanding'
In a news conferenca aboard
the liner America, the former
chief executive Hid the pro
grss of European nations
since the war had been "out
standing." He said, "there has
been tremendous progress in
Europe. There Is a spirit of
progress and evldenca of
growth. The people are not
particularly worried."
Elsenhower said he talked
with both military and gov
ernment leaders In NATO
and found their morale "very
high." He said he did ot be
lieve that Trench Pre'dent
Charles de Gaulle was a de
terrent factor in NATO's
unity.
"De Gaulle is one of the
most effective men In mod
ern times," Eisenhower said.
"But It's very difficult to
change his mind. It's not go
ing to be easy to gel along
with htm."
Eisenhower returned from
the six-country tour with his
wife, Mamie, and grandchil
dren, David, 14, and Barbara
Ann, 13. One of tht hig'iligts
of the tour was an addre.ss he
delivered before an Interna
tional Teachers Conference
at Stockholm July 31 in his
capacity as head of the In.
ternational People-to-People
program.
Talked With Officials
He made stopovers in Cop
enhagen. Binn. Paris. Lon
don and Ireland, where he
talked with many govern
ment officials, and visited for
mer Prime Minister Sir Win
ston Churchill, who Is re
covering from a broken thigh.
Eisenhower said he had a
"lot of fun" on the trip, his
first private European visit
since 1828.
"I found the people very
friendly, but some like sig
natures and 1 have a long
name," he noted.
Eisenhower said he was re
turning immediately to his
farm at Gettysburg. Pa., to
catch up on work. He said he
had a "few political chores."
including a half-dozen talks
In behalf of Republican can
didates in the fall (lections.
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OF
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AT LUST THE HlfiHWAV PATROL HAVE JUST
WE'VE HAD A PICKED UP HEL0A AND THE KID
BREAK THAT 1N0T 30 MILES FROM HERE.
COULD CRACK '
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TOOK THE KID TO A
DOCTOR.BUT SHE'S PRETTY
VASUE ABOUT WHERE SHE ;
TOOK HER. SAYS THE
NAMES OF All AMERICAN J
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TO DO IS PUSH THE H 'DID THAT
BUTTON AND THE .BLrT-
GARAGE DOOR CLOSES
AUTOMATICALLY.'
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