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Interstate Highway Program rT3 THE INTERNATIONAL OPERATING SEPTEMBER 1967 '^y.iJ*: A MAGAZINE OF TECHNICAL PROGRESS INTERSTATE HIGHWAY PROGRAM • Special Report and — An Editorial Commentary Old Road—1919 Modern Highway—1967 .'L--^ •, > "By treating Religious groups kin the United the laborer! 'States have long first of all as expressed concern about the welfare of a man, the the working people. employer willj These groups, make him a regardless of faith or denomination, have better working understood and sought man; by respecting to speak out for the workingman. In 1919 his own moral the Roman Catholic dignity as a man, Archbishops of the the laborer will United States spoke strongly on the compel the jtreatment of labor in respect of his a Pastoral Letter. A employer) ' quotation from that letter is this month's and of the Great Words community." Ion Labor. OLIC ARCMBISHOp, '^^.BOE'S TREAT GREAT WORDS ON LABOR BIG REWARDS for Industry's Most-Wanted Men Chemical Lab Elec. 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CAR/V1AN 1311 L Street, N W Washington, D C 20005 Ediktr and Manager LEO BACHINSKI Third Vice President LOCAL UNION 148, EAST ST LOUIS, ILL CONTENTS 1750 Brentwood Blvd, Suite 602 St Louis, Mo 63144 General President's Comments 3 EUGENE M. REARDON SR Fourth Vice President Interstate Road Report 5 LOCAL UNION 825, NEWARK, N J Calyx Drill Operated by 4 Sixth Ave Atlantic Highlands N J 07716 I.U.O.E. Members 7 RICHARD H. NOLAN Executive Vice President Editorials 8 LOCAL UNION 478, HAMDEN CONN 109 E 42nd St, Room 700 New York N Y 10017 L.U. 150 Honors Oldtimers 9 On the Safety Sector 10 THOMAS A. MAGUIRE Sixth Vice President LOCAL UNION 15, NEW YORK, N Y 1967 Delaney Scholarship Awards 265 W 14th St New York, N Y 10011 Made 14 Nuclear Power Growth 16 RUSSELL T. CONLON Seventh Vice President LOCAL UNION 302, SEATTLE, WASH Almanac 18 Western Avenue & Clay St Seattle, Wash 98121 How to Buy 19 WM A. GRAY Eighth Vice President In Memoriam 24 LOCAL UNION 428, PHOENIX, ARIZ Death Benefits 26 P O Box 3827 Phoenix, Ariz 85030 PuhlKhcd monthly hy the International Union of DALE BURCHETT Ninth Vice President Opci.ilini! rnsmccrs and printed in the U S A LOCAL UNION 49, ST PAUL, MINN Advertising forms close on the 2Slh of month 786 Eustis St St Paul, Minn 55114 AL CLEM Tenth Vice President CONTRIBUTIONS TO JOURNAL Communicalinnv muvt reach the office before the twenty- LOCAL UNION 3, SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF fifth of the month prt'(edin(! that in which Ihey arc to 474 Valencia Street San Francisco, Calif 94103 appear The latt that a -.isncd arliclo !•. published does not commit THE INTERNATIONAL OPERATING ENGINEER to all opinions expressed ihercin Contributions and items of NEWELL J. CARMAN Genera/ Secretary-Treasurer news concernin}; the craft and labor movement are re­ quested from our readers. Every contribution must be LOCAL UNION 39, SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF writien plainly on one side only of the paper, and accom­ 1125 17th St, N W. Woshington, D C 20036 panied by the name ot the writer—not necessarily for publication, but as an evidence of j^ood faith. CHANGE OF ADDRESS Requests for changes c)f address must reach the office at least four weeks before they can become effective Be sure TRUSTEES to give your old address as well as the new one, also Local number ot which you are a member. p. R. WAGES Chairman SUBSCRIPTION TERMS LOCAL UNION 701, PORTLAND, ORE. United States, Canada and Mexico per year $2 (X) 1529 S W Twelfth Ave Portlond, Ore 97201 ADVERTISING RATES Rales tor space will be lurnishcd promptly on application. Ml remittances should be made by check or money order, ROWLAND G. HILL and should be made payable to LOCAL UNION 793, TORONTO, ONT, CAN THE INTERNATIONAL OPERATING ENGINEER Rm 304, 160 Eglmton Ave, East Toronto 12, Ont, Con 1125 17th St., N. W. Washington, D. C. 20036 JAMES CORRIGAN LOCAL UNION 30, NEW YORK, N Y 132 Fourth Ave New York, N Y 10003 ^P„^™'^^'^^'^S—AnENT\ON: Change of address on Form 3579 should be sent to International Operating Engineer, Mailing List Department, 810 Rhode Island Avenue, N. E., Washington, D. C. 20018. Second-class postage at Washington, D. C , and at additional mailing address. By Hunter P. >Vharton l^neral President A Look at the Interstate Highway System (See also front cover and article on page 5.) After the war when we had regained our economic momentum we had by 1950 40,339,077 autos and 8,598,962 trucks. Ten years later the numbers had grown to 61,682,304 cars and 11,914,249 trucks. I give these figures in order to show the extent of growth of motor vehicles in our society. Since the turn of the century the automobile has had an impact that can easily be .said to have been an economic revolution. In the wake of this "revolution" has come the great demand for better roads beginning with the so-called "good roads movement" back in the 20's and 30's. These activities have been superseded by the develop­ UR Interstate program is in its final lap toward ment of Federal highways and later the great O completion. A report in this issue of THE National System of Interstate and Defense High­ INTERNATIONAL OPERATING ENGINEER, based on ways.
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