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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 5, 1959)
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News JBS - i- Basin Briefs Tom Harmon CBS Frank Gobi CB Hometown tfewe ' ' Sports Book Music tor Uinlng ' SporU limr CBS News CBS L' News Analytn CBS - Saturday Nile Dance Party Portland at Vancouver World Mcwt ant- Weather Records .or People Who' Like Music- ' Worlo News- anc Weather1 Records tor People Who-'iJke Music 10:30 11:00 11:05 11:30 12:00 12:15 12:30 1:00 1:05 2:00 2:05 3:00 3:03 3:30 345 4:00 4:05 4:30 4.45 3:00 3:15 1:30 3:45 "1:35 6:00 4:05 6:55 7:00 7:05 7:10 8:00 10:00 1C:05 11:00 11:05 NY, Montreal Seaway Urged NEW YORK (TIPI) In A... gust, 19o6, a retired Army o((i- tei uriwe a ire ana was forced to stay in his New York apart ment for many weeks. nattier than remain idle. Col. William T. Rirh a r.unciilt;n(. gineer and investment counsellor, let his thoughts turn to a visit ' he had recently made to the St. Lawrence Seaway construction site in upper New York State. as a lormer transportation chief for the New York Board of Trade, Col. Rich believed the new Sea way was 0ninp In hmt Ih. En- of New York. Some estimates are that there will be a reduclibn of 3,500 wa terfront inhs nnH a lwo nr tc i- j I, H 'um hi u mil lion dollars, in payroll alone.' men oegan studying maps to see how to turn this potentially harm ful Droioet to Mow Vii.u-c ,i t .vino auiaiu- age. He hit upon an idea: why uie i-ort 01 INew York into the si I ,.,. c . This could be done by means of o -i-m-nnic hbw xoiK-aiontreal Sea way utilizing the Hudson River, the Cnamplain. Canal, Lake Cham plain and the Richelieu River in Canada. In December, 1956, Rich began Circulating a rrt n n i.n a u ... v (l fi iiiiiucilliai Americans his eight-page report. iu nesiore wew York tO itS Formpr Pncili'nn 1 1. a Greatest Seaport in the World." ms report said a New York Montreal Spawav tioH ini it.n St. Lawrence at Sorel, about 45 nines nortneast of Montreal, would enable ocean liners and cargo car riers (o save 2,800 miles on every New Vnrlr.lnnl,-a-,1 I l . ......ncoi iuuiiu irip oy eliminating the voyage around ncniuuuuiilllU, He said the seaway also would nrovide an nnltmitnri F,,nni.. r fresh water for cities adjacent to the Hudson River, would open new sites for industrial plants, provide new access routes to Midwest cit ies, offer new horizons for scen ic tours. Shortly after releasing his re port, Rich learned that in 1937, Army engineers had surveyed the rOUte for Mow Vnplr Kfnl I ...... . ui n-munii CUI aeawav rnnnrf it nro.iir.nuiA i.... -.- . uvukauic, UUl suggested that action be postponed umii me uream ot a St. Lawrence Seaway became a reality. "We're ready for the New York Montreal Seaway now," says Rich who is 69, jovial and tilled with enthusiasm and optimism for his Det Drnipnt "AnH ktp M,A ....... he added, "imagine how pleased i was wnen i aiscoveretl the Army survey reached Ihp .am .nnri,. sions I arrived at in my study." Rich said, "This New York-Montreal Seaway would open up the entire route to new industrial de velopment. New York would stretch right up to Montreal. And New England would benefit with muie inuusiriai development, too. ' He said the Canadians are eager for the KtW Vnrlr.ltTnnlpanl C,. way because a "golden triangle" inHnclpinl on 1B l.tA-:.. : u u .a uiusswiiiiii 111 the Contrecpeur-Varennes - Ver- cneres area south of Montreal.
