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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1959

Page

20

Whoa Nellie at Disneylands new bobsled ride

The writer recalls riding Disneyland's new Matterhorn bobsled with a near touching encounter with a blonde spectator who shouts Whoa Nellie at every bend. The piece notes a long Sunday line, rider swapping to speed ahead, and a playful misadventure with a nearby child. It also mentions Disneyland's parade and attractions and raises a question about naming a Northern California redwood grove for Governor Frank Merriam.

Watt Disney Disneyland Nellie Les Morriss Nixon Disney Redwood California Frank Merriam Long Beach Dorothy Simonich Merriam Ll.b

Douglas Seeks New Jet Orders for DCI Airliner

Douglas Aircraft plans a new short to medium range jet, the DCI, with 68 first class or 87 tourist class seats, powered by four Pratt & Whitney engines. Targeted for production after orders for 75 to 100 BCs, deliveries could begin in four years as Douglas seeks lines from airlines.

Douglas Press-Telelit Gram Long Beach Donald W. Douglas Jr Pratt & Whitney Aircraft

Embezzling Case Charges Sought in County Probe

The district attorney asked the grand jury to indict Philip A. Adkins former chief deputy public administrator of Los Angeles County on nine counts of conspiracy and embezzling public monies. The panel was also urged to indict Phil H Lindsay a suspended 41 year old police sergeant on similar charges.

District Attorney’s Office Philip A. Adkins Los Angeles County Phil H. Lindsay Adkins Lindsay Joe Oe

UP Makes Unitization Proposal For Wilmington Oil Field

Union Pacific advances a plan to complete unilization agreements for Tl and JEL producing blocks in the Wilmington Oil Field. City officials and major operators study a cooperative framework to accelerate water flood work while court tests resolve unit rights and oil protection amid ongoing investigations into forged claims and embezzlement involving public administrators.

Wilmington Oil Field Union Pacific Railroad Roberts Board of Harbor Commissioners Tidelands Blocks Hand IH Shipyard Navy Shipyard

Swamped by 6 ft wave on Colorado River rapids

Palos Verdes Estates businessman William G. Cooper 30 lumber company president recounts surviving a 6-foot wave that swamped his boat in Lava Falls Rapids between Lee's Ferry and Temple Bar. Crewman Chuck Foster rode it out with him as the boat was found 16 miles downstream. Cooper plans another attempt in 1960.

Palos Verdes Estates Lava Falls Colorado River William G. Cooper Colorado Lee's Ferry Temple Bar Chuck Foster Cooper Foster

Tidelands Use Bill Snags At Senate Hurdle

At a Sacramento hearing Assembly Bill 2600 the Long Beach sponsored tidelands use measure faced a setback when placed off the consent calendar. Sen Stanford Shaw requested fuller explanation and assurances it would not harm California tidelands while noting a proposed earth atmosphere landing concept for moon approach. The bill cleared the Assembly and awaits formal Senate presentation with potential debate early next week.

Sacramento—Assembly Long Beach Norman V. Petersen Cilities Astro Systems Northrop Senate MontNeegh Hawthorne Assembly Stanford Shaw Ontario Shaw

Boost in Average Bill Sought for Long Beach Gas

City managers propose an average gas rate rise of 10.5 percent for 110000 customers effective Aug 1, yielding 952000 in added revenue. Small consumers face a 11.6 percent rise about 42 cents monthly, with larger commercial and industrial users seeing 7.8 percent increases. Min charge hikes to 1.5 dollars for 200 cubic feet or less. interruptible service costs rise to 93 dollars.

Tolay Long Beach Southern California Edison Co Vickers Ray A. Wehe Gas Department Pataway Southern California Gas Co Wehe

Federal action predicted to curb traffic carnage

Former Eisenhower aide Howard Pyle called for federal preemption of local traffic control if local measures fail to stop deadly wrecks. He warned a federal police system could emerge to enforce national traffic legislation, praising Long Beach's 1958 accident record and city crackdown on pedestrians. Council officers and retiring president Moore were noted.

Adkins Ramillo’ Ave Lindsay Reneedonda Ave Long Beach Naval Shipyard Southern California Ericson Co Roberts Signal Hill Signal Moon Vene Howard Pyle Pyle Aften Arizona Fed Eisenhower Long Beach Safety Council Lafayette

Disabled Veterans Set July 13 Meeting

Members of Chapter 17 Disabled American Veterans and the Auxiliary will meet July 13 at 2 pm at the Veterans Memorial Hall.

Chapter 17 Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary Jy 13 Veterans Memorial Hall

Banter Ahern Moves to Pay Vickers Fare

City Council members bantered over paying expenses for City Manager Sam E. Vickers to attend the International City Managers Association conference in St. Louis October 25 to 29. Councilman Ahern quipped about a round trip ticket as Desmond pressed for the manager's identity. The motion passed unanimously.

Sam E. Vickers E. Pat Ahern Vickers International City Managers Assn St. Louis Gerald Desmond Ahern

Three Man Crime Ring Broken Up In Long Beach

Police broke up a three man crime ring in North Long Beach, arresting three youths aged 10, VF, and 12. The group staged about 20 burglaries, stole valuables, and admitted their involvement.

Long Beach

Postal Worker Receives Safe-Driving Award

Postmaster George J. McMillin presented a safe driver award to Frank N. Jewell, a postal special-delivery messenger, honoring 17 years of accident-free driving.

George J. Me Frank N. Jewsell

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