65 Million Expected On Highways In 1956 Registration Rise
Washington government projects a 4 percent rise in motor vehicle registrations for 1956 totaling about 65.28 million passenger cars, trucks and buses. The Bureau of Public Roads reports growth will push total vehicles to 81 million by 1965 as a 16 year highway program accelerates construction nationwide. California leads with 6.56 million vehicles, Texas 3.96 million, New York 4.82 million, while gains vary by state.
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White undecided voter on Eisenhower’s 1960 ballot
Dr. Paul Dudley White, the heart specialist who treated President Eisenhower after his heart attack, said he is not sure he will vote for the President on November 6. He described himself as an independent voter and has not yet decided.
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