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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1968

Page

4

Douglas adds Long Beach DC-10 plants and Apollo ties

General Electric and Pratt & Whitney plan DC-10 work with Long Beach as final assembly hub. McGowen says over 50 percent of manufacturing will occur locally, with facilities expansion to handle 275 to 410 seat models and all-cargo variants. Apollo program continues, with NASA planning Apollo 9, 10 and manned Saturn-Apollo tests by 1966, involving North American Rockwell, TRW, and McDonnell Douglas as key Southland contractors.

McGowen Long Beach McDonnell Douglas Seea Douglas Torrance Lomita Mackwells Kennedy Lunar Naut Earth National Aeronautics and Space Administration U.S NASA Southland Apollo North American Rock Eall Space Division TRW Systems Redondo Beach

Queen Reluctant Defying Workmen (Continued From Page A-5)

The Queen will receive new attractions not on the original voyage as museum plans clash with Diners Club. Officials argue changes risk altering her famed atmosphere and wartime legacy as Gray Ghost. They vow to preserve charm and dignity for a third career without sails or paying passengers.

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Nixon Wins Narrow Electoral Victory in 1968 Election

Associated Press reports Nixon secured 302 electoral votes to Humphrey 191 after late counts in Illinois and California made the difference. Nixon led popular vote 31,770,287 to 31,270,533 while Wallace captured 45 electoral votes with 13.53 percent of the nationwide ballots. A record 73,188,818 Americans voted, but about 40 percent did not vote.

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