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travel of 4.3. The rate for allj of 1965 was 5.2. The national rate for this year stands at about 5.3, he stated. Pedestrian deaths showed a sharp drop of from 85 to 67. Rural deaths were up from 371 to 381 while urban ones were down from 113 to 98. There were seven motorcycle deaths Deaths showed good reductions in January and February due largely to very adverse weather and driving conditions They rose sharpley in March and April, went down in May arid rose again in June. April saw an unprecedented, for the month, 112 deaths. "We have an excellent chance of achieving our first death reduction in six years. Excellent records were set for both the Memorial Day and Fourth of July weekends, but we have August, the most dangerous month of they year, and the fall months to face, he concluded.
Hiram M. Smith, Jr. Director, Public Information
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