Alamitos NAS Receives First of Five Jet Powered Copters
The SH3A Sikorsky turbine helicopter arrived at Los Alamitos Naval Air Station with pilots Lts. Norman Wiemeyer and Ed Carey. They flew from Quonset Rhode Island in about 30 to 33 hours at roughly 110 knots and will train reserve pilots in antisubmarine warfare.
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West Coast
Los Alamitos Naval Air Station
Naval
Norman Wiemeyer
Ed Carey
Quonset, R.I
Wiemeyer
Quonset
Los Alamitos Nas
Cmdr
James Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Western Starts L B Jet Service With Boeing 737
Western Air Lines launches its first full day of Long Beach service using the new Boeing 737 twinjet. Flight 310 arrives from San Diego at 8:34 a.m. and departs for San Francisco at 8:20 a.m. A southbound San Francisco to San Diego leg follows at 11:25 a.m. and 11:55 a.m. The day continues with 4:55 p.m. and 7:05 p.m. departures to San Francisco and San Diego respectively. Western touts being the first U S carrier with the 737 in service, replacing Lockheed Electra propjet equipment on the Long Beach routes.
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Western Air Lines
Long Beach
San Francisco
San Diego
Western
U.S
Retarded Adult Job Training OK in Long Beach Area
Mentally retarded adults will receive individualized job training starting Oct 1 under a program authorized by the Long Beach Retarded Children's Foundation. The training, conducted by Ruby Goakes at 2951 Hathaway St Signal Hill, aims to place trainees in packaging jobs and will initially serve a small group, scalable to 55. Applications go to 4519 E Stearns Ave and are processed by receipt order. Separately, Stanley Edwards reported thieves forced a windwing on his car and took a vacuum cleaner worth $215.
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Long Beach
Ruby Goakes
Goodwill Industries Workshop
Hathaway St
Signal Hill
E. Stearns Ave
Stanley Edwards
Orange Ave
Long Beach Exchange Club Tops California for Fifth Year
The Exchange Club of Long Beach was named the most outstanding Exchange Club in California for the fifth consecutive year at the 44th annual convention in Anaheim. President Jaye Hunter and president elect George Kenyon accepted the honor, with the club also winning trophies for best project books search of talent new club sponsorship and best club bulletin.
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Exchange Club of
Long Beach
Lafayette Hotel
California
Jaye Hunter
George Kenyon
Anaheim
Autonetics to build Laguna Niguel data plant
The Autonetics data systems division will construct a Babylonian style seven story plant in the Mission Viejo Laguna Niguel area. The facility will have one million square feet for design and manufacturing and cost about 23 million dollars on 1300 acres. It will employ 7500 workers when ready in late 1969 and be the first manufacturing plant in the Laguna Niguel Mission Viejo area.
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Ture
Mission Viejo - Laguna Niguel
Autonetics Data Systems Division
S. F. Eyestone
North American Rockwell Corp
Data Systems
Laguna Niguel-Mission Viejo
Ramsey Lawyer for Ousted Police Chief
Albert C. S. Ramsey will represent the ousted Los Alamitos police chief at an appeals hearing Tuesday evening. Donald French, fired June 28 by City Administrator James Smith, disclosed the arrangement. The former chief remains hopeful for reinstatement by the City Council acting as personnel board.
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Albert C. S. Ramsey
Los Alamitos
Donald French
James Smith
Lakewood Fiesta Honors Colombia
Lakewood celebrates Colombian Independence Day with a free exhibition at Bolivar Park 3300 Del Amo Blvd. The two hour program begins at 1 a.m. and features folk dancing and music with Southland Latin American consular corps in opening ceremonies as part of the Pan American Festival.
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Lakewood
Bolivar Park
del Amo Blvd
Southland Latin American Consular Corps
Prof James L McGaugh Named UCI Biology School Dean
Professor James L McGaugh, renowned for memory and learning research, was named dean of the University of California Irvine School of Biological Sciences. He has served as acting dean since Edward Steinhaus moved to full time teaching and research, and his early career includes San Jose State College and Oregon. His lab work includes drug experiments with rats mice and children at Fairview State Hospital.
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School of Biological Sciences
University of California At Irvine
Edward A. Steinhaus
McGaugh
UCI
San Jose State College
University of Oregon
Fairview State Hospital
Memorial Services for Carl W Griffen Set in Sunnyside
Carl W Griffen 72 died Wednesday after 20 years as vice president of Farmers & Merchants Bank of Long Beach. Services are Monday at 2 p.m. in Cathedral Chapel Memorial Park for Griffen of 123 Claremont Ave. He was Exalted Ruler of BPO Elks Lodge 520 Sheridan Wyoming and member of Sheridan Lodge 8 F&AM and Downtown Long Beach Optimist Club. Surviving is his wife Florence. Dispay Family Mortuary handling arrangements.
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Cathedral Chapel
Sunnyside Memorial Park
Carl W. Griffen
Farmers & Merchants Bank of
Long Beach
Griffen
Claremont Ave
BPO Elks Lodge
Sheridan
Wyo
Sheridan Lodge 8
F&am
Optimist Club
Florence
Dispay Family Mortuary
Scout Staff to Attend National Training Conference
Boy Scouts of America professional staffers will attend a National Training Conference at Colorado State University Fort Collins. The event centers on Boypower 76 a long range plan from 1969 aiming to revamp scouting aims and methods. Local attendees include Harold W. Arnold Gerald S. Manson Paul A. Warner Bruce Wilson Frank Cooke James R. Hazard from Long Beach and John S. Sterrett Huntston Beach William T. Hayes Jr Robert W. Coulter Harry L. Porter Lakewood Allen K. Debnam Los Alamitos and John C. Whetten Paramount.
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Boy Scouts of America
Colorado State University
Fort Collins
Colo
Boypower
Harold W. Arnold
Gerald S. Manson
Paul A. Warner
Bruce Wilson
Frank Cooke
James R. Hazard
Long Beach
John S. Sterrett
Huntston Beach
William T. Hayes Jr
Robert W
Morgan Hearing Reset to August 23
Hearing on a motion to dismiss charges against Mrs. Dorothy O. Morgan widow of a Long Beach restaurant owner acquitted of murder of their son in law has been continued until August 23 Superior Court Judge James F Healey Jr granted the continuance at defense request. Mrs. Morgan is charged with giving false testimony and being an accessory after the fact in the shooting death of James Frutchey.
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Dorothy O. Morgan
Long Beach
Superior Court
James F. Healey Jr
Douglas Dalton
Morgan
James Frutchey
Hearing Continued on Application for Preschool Nursery
Planning commissioners support a preschool nursery in the Long Beach Central Area but doubt a site in A-4 residential zoning. Hearing for Joe L. Wood's 2161 Myrtle Ave. nursery was continued to Aug 15 after protests from nearby property owners within 300 feet. Hood and the Community Improvement League push for a Hill Street Olive Avenue site but lack affordable options.
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Long Beach
Joe L. Wood
Myrtle Ave
Hood
Community Improvement League
League
Hill Street
Olive Avenue
Donald W. Phillips
Weckford Morgan
Ruth Henderson
Edwin J. Wilson
Phillips
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Jack Costanzo
Autonetics
Laguna Niguel
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MccGaugh
UCT Biology School
James L. McGaugh
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Quality Name Vinyls
Freeman Ave
Colorado
Richard Nixon
Los Angeles
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Century City
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Santa Monica
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