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(19) Allegheny Parkway. Authorization and early construction of the
Allegheny Parkway was recommended by the Department. The Parkway,
estimated to cost $210 million, would run 632 miles along the backbone
of the Appalachian highlands from Harpers Ferry, West Virginia, to
Cumberland Gap National Historical Park in Kentucky.
(20) Reosevelt Campobello International Park. Agreement was reached
with the Canadian Government to propose legislation to establish the
Roosevelt Campobello International Park.
FISH AND WILDLIFE
(21) Pesticides Research. Plans were completed and initial contracts
let for a major fish-pesticide laboratory in Columbia, Missouri. This
facility is our first major step in implementing the President's Science
Advisory Committee on Pesticides. Another significant action is the
recently completed agreement with HEW and Agriculture to ensure more
adequate review before pesticides are approved for sale.
(22) The fishery research vessel, the Townsend Cromwell, was commissioned
January 25 at Honolulu. The new $1,700,000 vessel is designed to provide
increased range, more seaworthiness, and a greater variety of research
facilities for extended cruises.
(23) Commercial Fisheries Research Laboratory. A contract was let
for a $1,308,830 Research Laboratory for the Bureau of Commercial
Fisheries adjoining the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. The
University of Michigan donated 3.86 acres of land for the major new
biological research center.
(24) Fish Products for Peace. Section 403 (c) (1) of the Foreign
Assistance Act of 1963 made fish and fishery products available for use
in the Food for Peace program.
(25)New Wildlife Refuges. Three new National Wildlife Refuges primarily
for migratory waterfowl have been established totalling 18,000 acres and
nearly 7,000 acres have been added to four existing refuges. New refuges
are the Choctaw National Wildlife Refuge in Alabama, the Ravalli National
Wildlife Refuge in Montana, and the Hatchie National Wildlife Refuge in
Tennessee.
PROPOSED RECLAMATION PROJECTS
(26) Planning and legislative reports have been submitted for the following
new reclamation projects: Garrison Diversion Unit (North Dakota-South
Dakota); Missouri River Basin Project; Nebraska Mid-State Unit, Missouri
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