Long Beach World Fair progress report foresees success
Fred Hall reports strong congressional support and private participation for the 1966 Long Beach World's Fair. Interim financing of 200000, Aerojet to craft master plan for Pier 1, and economic feasibility work form the core milestones while bond plans seek 30 to 46 million.
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Fred Hall
International Exposition Force
Southern California, Inc
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Iansas
Senate
Kennedy
Sixth Street
Locust Avenue
Aerojet Corporation
Pier 1
Economic Research Associates of
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J. B. Hanner Co
Harbor Department
Long Beach ‘Building Trades Council
Congressional
Clair Engle
Thomas Kychel
House
Craig Thea Carman
Ice Dozer Builds Frozen Runway On 11-ton Ice Field
Western Gear Corporation unveils an ice dozer built to carve flat ice runways. The 11 ton monster uses a 170 horsepower rear engine drum that shreds 300 pound blocks into a smooth surface. It can operate at 45 degrees below zero and forms a rock hard pavement for planes.
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Lynwood
Western Gear Corporation
Thei
John Nasmyth
Western Gear
L. B. Oil Pioneers Install Vaughan as Chairman
Floyd Vaughan was named chairman of the Petroleum Production Pioneers Long Beach Luncheon Club at a Wednesday installation event. 1961 chair Floyd York becomes advisory committee head with Ray Paxton as vice chair, Forrest Halderman as secretary treasurer, and Mitch Dion as sergeant at arms. A $100 Memorial fund gift was presented to Douglas Kingman, PPP president.
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Floyd Vaughan
Long Beach
Floyd York
Ray Paxton
Forrest Halderman
Mitch Dion
Long Beach Club
Douglas Kingman
PPP
Death notices recap from city obituaries
A crowded list of local death notices includes Stella B. Richey 78 of 120 W 10th St and others like Deidra Yvonne Jones 3 months, Julia Emma Davenport 73 and Nora Welch with services tentatively set at Dilday Family and Mottell's Peek Mortuaries, listing survivors, service times, and funeral homes. The notices span multiple families, churches, and funeral directors with memorial arrangements in ongoing transition.
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Davenport
Julia Emma
E. Hard- Welch
James G
Ing St
Roswell Ave
Viving
Catherina Weenescey
Aie Kuehn
Hunter Mortuary
Nora Welch
Pay Bunter
Violet Harris
Dilday Family
State Lands Progress on Subsidence Report
The state report notes daily injection reaching about 16,000 barrels with total field injection at 460,000 barrels daily via 175 wells. Water flooding has reduced subsidence area from over 20 to just under six square miles and the center shifted 2,200 feet west after last spring’s earthquake.
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Southern California Edison
Siren Calls Since Thursday Noon Amid Turbulent Event
Emergency units responded to scattered reports since noon Thursday amid unclear conditions. Text appears garbled with mixed fragment names and locations, hindering precise incident details.
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Tiaclan
Anohéim
Este Egisenty
Venezuelan Leftists Denounce U S Violence Visit
A group of four Venezuelan Democratic Action unionists visiting the United States under the Foreign Leader Program criticize anti American violence in Caracas as fueled by reactionaries and the former dictator. They say communists are weak and socialism offers a route to address labor and economic issues without abridging liberties. The delegation, led by Diaz, meets with Long Beach harbor executives and tours the port.
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Lou Joest Maring
Caracas
Santiago Arturo
Blanco
Rafael Antonio Diaz
Inciarte
Luis Ordaz Rodriguez
Jose Reyna
Democratic Action Union Movement
U.S
State Department
Diaz
Nixon
Betancourt
JHE
Venezuela
G 30
Venezuelan Congress
Long Beach Harbor
Ex Army Dentist 78 Takes Own Life Here
A retired Army dentist, Dr Orville App Grove aged 78, who had accumulated about 140000, shot himself Thursday afternoon in his apartment at 1109 E First St. He left notes saying his money would go to relatives and friends who had been good to him as he felt his work was finished. Authorities reported no family. The incident occurred in his home, described as a life of solitude and abandonment.
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Thelin
Noth
First St
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