Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 13, 1963, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Texti f WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1963 MEDKOHD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOKD, OREGON Oapital Spending Figure for 196 About Billion MEDFOKD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOKD, OREGON NEW YORK (UPI) -The next year's spending plans of Amen can business and industry for new plants and equipment are very much In economists' minds at this time of year. A recent study by McGraw ' Hill puts the capital spending figure for lm, to go tor new , plants and equipment, at about $40.7 billion, or about 4 per cent mora than 1963. Most of It will be industrial spending. The now plant segment of this planning is of Interest to more than Just economists looking for trends. The whys and where fores of plant building, expan sion and relocation occupy the attention of government work ers, federal, state and munlcl- ciDal: transportation Interests have a vital interest in them, So do road builders, city plan ners. and potential employes. The American Trucking Asso ciation recently released study of the principal factors considered bv a company in ehoosine a site for a plant based on a mall survey of man- aaements of 4.100 plams across the country. Each of the com panies contacted naa in return years begun a new business at a new site, opened a branch plant, moved an establishment to a new site, or expanded la cilitlcs at an existing one. The study was made possible, the ATA said, by a grant from Rockwell-Standard Corp., Corao polis, Pa. The survey got a sub stantial return of 36 per cent, with responses in varying quan Ity from 22 major groups in the federal government's standard Industrial classification. 13 Factors Dominant AcporHIno to froauency of mention. 13 factors In plant site consideration were dominant. The first five, according to the frequency with which they were mentioned, were: Proximity to good highways (71.9 per cent); abundant labor supply (62.1); availability of suitable land (61.6); proximity to markets (58.8);- availability of rail service (41.1). The study reported, however, that among larger firms, "the transportation factors of high way and rail came more close ly into balance the highway factor falling from first to third place when responses were weighted for size, and the rail factor moving from tilth to fourth." Plant location decisions in some groups were particularly oriented toward the transporta tion factor, with both the high way and rail factors vital, the survey tound. SOVIET PLOY WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. Hugh Scott, R-Pa., says Russia has mounted an anll-semitlc campaign to woo Arab alliances In tne Mideast. Scott told the Mizrachi Worn en's Organization of America here Sunday the Soviet "ploy" is one more reason why the United States should redefine Its policy toward mldeastern nations especially Egypt. Santa Special! CLAM BED APPROVED SALEM (UPI)-The State Land Board has authorized the Oregon Fish Commission to use a seven-acre tide flat area off Newport for an experimen tal clam bed. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1963 American Finds Traffic Jams Commonplace in U. KtllDD t V T nnmitki ... . By MURRAY J. BROWN United Press International LONDON (UPI) -The Amer ican finds traffic jams are as H HMMMMMhhbihb- sassBBSnlWI J 1 I M . I aVVft I , I -J 4 -mU .IT. 4W. 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The mninr problem iu adiustina in ih. strange Alice through-the-look-ing-glass sensation of keeping iu uie ien, waiKing and motor ing. Afoot or behind the wheel on a car, Americans find they must reverse many traffic safe ty habits picked up over years of keep to the right. The pedesti' n must remem ber to look to the right for on coming traffic before stepping off the curb Instead of to the left as he normally does at home. And just strolling along Re gent Street or other main thor oughfares, the American begins to feel like a salmon swimming upstream as he bucks the tides of keep-to-the-left Londoners. But it is when the visitor from the United States slips be hind the wheel of a car for the first time that he realizes how different things really are. If his car is equipped for do mestic use, everything will seem to be wrong. The steer ing wheel will be on the right side, the gear lever will be operated with the left hand, the accelerator and brake ped al with the left foot, the clutch with the right foot. It taknff timn onlllnrt rArl Bv.."i(i uwu iv. Learning how to drive such a car in London's can lead to some interesting mm cAk-iung experiences, ac cording to an American who survived. No Cinch Even drivlne a car pniiinnat with the familiar loft . hA drive, the American finds its no cinch. Keeping to the lett side of the road instnarl nf tn ika uuf Is only one problem although is uie most important and the first rule to learn and re member, naturally. niu among other things, American motorists will look automatically to the right side me luau mr imormauonal signs and guideposts. Naturally, ... -M!Biauu uivy are posieu on the left side. i Unless he remains constantly ?n 'he a'ert, the American will find the car Rfrevfno- in ikA ri'0ht. And hn nlmnfil mol ttnUf against the habit of pulling out "nc uy going to tne ight. No one knows fnr rArlnln the practice of keeping to the rieht began In tha rrndort GiQt which adopted many of the cus toms and tmrillinne nf c un handed parent country across me sen. One theorv Is thnt Hrivnre nf Concstosa wnonns rnrln Ihn In or horse on the lefthand side of the teams. Thus thnv move to the right when meet ing other wagons to make sure the wheels cleared. The custom of keenlnc tn the left in England It is sniH stemmed from the practice of wary travelers in days ot yore who wanted to keep the sword or pistol arm on the side of action in case passing strang ers turned out to be enemies or highwaymen. Honorary Holds Convention at SOC ASHLAND - The Southern Oregon College Alpha Chapter of Theta Delta Phi, a men's scholastic honorary, served as host for the annual convention recently, Dr. Elliott MacCrack en and Dr. Ted Schopf, advis ors, have announced. Members were guests at a dinner given by Dr. and Mrs. Bill Sampson. Dr. Marshall Woodell, director of graduate studies at SOC, talked on "Search and Seizures" and also spoke on the protection afforded by the fourth amendment of the nation's Constitution. George Gllman, M e d f o r d, president ot the honorary, con ducted a business meeting. Re ports of activities, plans for the coming year, and election of officers composed the agenda. Officers elected are Phillip Gray, La Grande, president, Eastern Oregon college; John Svicarovlch, Gaston, vice presi dent, Oregon College of Educa tion; John Harmon, Medford, historian and editor, SOC; and Dr. Bill Sampson, SOC, who is also an advisor, was elected executive secretary. Eastern Oregon college will be the site of next year's con ference. . CLEANUP TIP NEW YORK (UPI)-Here's a clean-up hint that relates to doughy surfaces: any piece of equipment which has . been (loured or used for pastry should be washed off with cool water first then given the usual warm-to-hot soap or de tergent suds and rinses. Si