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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1966
Page
6
A large automatic paving machine works near Arlesia Boulevard to add a fourth lane each way between the San Diego and Santa Ana Freeways. Paving should finish in early July. The center lanes will close nightly from 6 20 p m to 4 a m for paving.
Edison Company reports the first shipment of nuclear fuel for the San Onofre power plant. The 151 assemblies, each with 180 hollow steel tubes, deliver pellets about half an inch in diameter and 10 feet long. Additional shipments will arrive until September, bringing total pallets to 27 million dollars and 157 fuel assemblies.
NASA converted a major space contract with Douglas Aircraft Co. to a cost-plus-incentive-fee arrangement for the Saturn Launch Vehicle S IVB stage. Douglas will receive a fee that varies with cost and performance as it builds 18 S IVB stages at its Huntington Beach plant.
Los Angeles City Council member Ernani Bernardi denounces the Harbor Department plan as squandered and calls for a master plan. The San Sebastian Development Co. would lease 60,000 square feet on Terminal Island for 35 years at $303,000 annually, with options to buy or extend rent. The proposal passed an Industry and Transportation panel and awaits full council approval.
Neal Rice Los Altos YMCA treasurer and district governor for Pacific Southwest Region Harold Gertjejansen Los Altos YMCA men’s representative and Mrs Leon Forman regional service director of MCA Mendtes will lead three delegates leaving Saturday with 200 others to attend the 42nd International YMCA convention in Hawaii July 4 to 9.
Dr Yale Dawson 48, a Wilson High School graduate and leading oceanologist, died while swimming with his daughter Renee 14 in the Red Sea. He worked for the Smithsonian in Cairo to study marine vegetation and leaves survivors including wife Maxine and other children Dawn 21 and stepmother Mase. ashes to Washington for government services.
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