Psychologist to Discuss Space Flight at College Forum
Dr Charles Hopkins of Hughes Aircraft Co will address Long Beach City College Student Forum on Human Factors in Space Travel at 11 am in the college auditorium. He is staff engineer of the Human Factors Engineering Section Advanced Development Laboratory. The talk will feature color slide models and experiments testing space flight conditions. He recently read a MIT paper on Display and Control Requirements for Manned Space Flight.
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Charles ©. Hopkins
Hughes Aircraft Co
Long Beach City College
Hopkins
Advanced Development Laboratory
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Long Beach Boy Injured by Truck in Frenzied Incident
A five year old Long Beach boy was struck by a truck in a sudden accident near Mandaw. He sustained injuries but is reported in stable condition. Authorities are investigating the incident and have urged caution for pedestrians around traffic.
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Long Beach
Nason's Career Ends in Death
James Keith Nason a 36 year old CalTech graduate and Long Beach bridge engineer died in Downey Hospital after a polio battle. He survived with iron lung and paralysis but returned to work using special rigging to read plans and estimate bids. He leaves wife Joyce two daughters Cynthia Ann and Deborah, his father Dr Leslie J Nason and siblings. Funeral arrangements pending at Rose Hills Mortuary.
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Nason
CalTech
Tau Beta Pi
Wilson High School
Famed
Technological School
Long Beach Blvd
Los Angeles River
Long Beach
Exceptional Children's Foundation
Timmy
Jimmy
Joyce
Cynthia Ann
Deborah
Leslie J. Nason
City College
USC
Independent
Press-Telegram
Frances Nason
Thomas
Alan
Rose Hills
Mercy Driver's Son Recovering From Street Accident
Donald William Howard, 6, was injured when struck by a car at Temple Avenue and 17th Street. He rode to Community Hospital in his father’s ambulance, and was listed in satisfactory condition. The boy is the son of Mr and Mrs Wallace Howard of 1717 Ohio Ave.
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Donald William Howard
Community Hospital
Wallace Howard
Ohio Ave
Temple, Avenue
17Th Street
Bowers Ambulance Service
Drilling clash and admissions mix in scattered report
A fragmented story notes events around a drill team member facing a truck incident on First Street near Covina Avenue and mentions paint street dealings, a scholarship offer from National College’s drill team, and a game between the Los Angeles Chargers and Oakland Raiders at Memorial Coliseum with unspecified injuries and admissions.
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Covina Avenue
Torrance
el Camino
Stephen Krutch
National College
Vina Ave
Artists School
Community Hospital
Rockwell Kent Ist
Los Angeles Chargers
Oakland Raiders
Memorial Coliseum
Marina Advisory Committee Rejects Fee Hike After Cost Review
Members of the Marina advisory committee voiced opposition to a proposed slip rental increase from 85 cents to 1.10 per foot monthly at a Monday meeting. Chairman Robert F. Dilday and Vice Chairman H. Appleton argued the timing is poor and that the 14 million marina expenditures include large costs for bridges roads piers and buildings. A subcommittee led by John F. Graye will itemize costs before a vote.
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Marina Advisory Committee
Robert F. Dilday
H. G. Appleton
Appleton
Dilday
Turk the turkey keeps Thanksgiving watch at Espeys home
A 25 pound turkey named Turk is described as a family mascot watching the street from the Espey home. He plays with a cat, shares meals with the dog and cat, and enjoys the bird bath while neighbors and police keep an eye on the yard ahead of Thanksgiving.
Long Beach Schools Project 85 000 in Five Years
Public school enrollment in Long Beach is expected to rise to 85,190 students in five years, up 7.67 percent. The forecast, based on a report by statistician Paul Heaviest, covers kindergarten through college, with City College rising to 11,600 by 1965-66 and high schools peaking at 17,100 in 1964-65. Board members plan a joint study on California school finance with districts including Los Angeles, San Francisco, Oakland and San Diego.
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Long Beach Public
Paul
Borgfeld
Long Beach City College
Contin
Io City College
City College
California
Owen Cook
Los Angeles
San
Francisco
Oakland
Diego
MEGILL and SALBERG Death Notices
Multiple obituaries list Esther V Megill 87 of Campo Walk and George Carl Salberg 75 of Embassy Avenue with survivors and funeral details. Pattie L Prewitt 93 of St Marys Court, Ruby F Tabor 43 of Falcon Avenue, Minnie D Fuller 88 of Redondo Avenue and Ena B Gerrish 80 of Sixth Street are noted with services at Mottell Peek or Dilday Family Funeral Directors. Also listed are Patties on Montgomery Obispo Avenue and other local passings with service times and directions.
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Megill
Esther V
Campo Walk
Robert
Eugene
Calvin H
Dilday Family
Mottell’s & Peek Mort Funeral
Tuary
Salberg
George Carl
Embassy Ave
Bessie
W. C. Ness
Ed Nye
Mottell’s & Peek Mortuary
Prewitt
Pattie L
St. Mary’s Court
Foster
Vernon Prewitt
Vincent Smith
Lucille
Paulsen
Mottell's & Peek Mortuary
Fuller
Minnie D
Redondo Ave
Nellie Turnipseed
Gerrish
Ena B
Sixth St
Mon- Dalton
William A
Earlel
Park Ave
W. Beckham
Mattell's & Peeklearet
Dael
Kennard
Harriet Bergeron
Bernice Pinch Montgomery
George
Frances Bennett
Obispo Ave
daugh'Matthew’s
Harries Montgomery
William
Junius
Sheelar-McFadyen
Timothy and
Lot
Ben Fadia
Judges Chosen for Band Review Parade
Dick Ralph Selby Fred John Jones lead the judging slate with Lee Cochennet Iva All as solo focus judge. John Deichman charged with scoring along with Elta Certain Florence Sothcott SCSHOA reps. Jack Mercer Chaffey High School Tiger Band Ontario rides police three wheeler to judge performances. Col. keeps parade on schedule.
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Dick Ralph Selby
Fred John
Jones
Lee Cochennet
Miss Cochennet
Ring Band
John Deichman
Los Angeles
Chargers
Scshoa
Elta Certain
Florence Sothcott
Jack Mercer
Family of 4 Tied Robbed by Intruders
PALOS VERDES ESTATES two robbers broke into the Burton home at 405 Via Color around 9 15 pm and tied Donald Burton his wife Alberta and their children Carol 13 and Richard 9 with twine then looted about 100 dollars in cash and valuables before a lookout signaled and the family freed themselves as the intruders fled.
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Palos Verdes Estates
Donald J. Burton
Burton
Alberta
Carol
Richard
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DR. Charles Hopkins
Los Amigos Hospital
Downey
James Keith Nason
Mercy
George Weeks
John F. Graye
Denry Clock
Douglas A
Newcomb
Turk
Espey
Jazzbo
Jdaog
L.B
By Warren Walters
Long Beach Unified
Board of Education
Christensen-Pinal Mortuary
Frank
Alice
Olive Ave
Haner Daugherty
Charles Stewart
Christensen- Pine Mortuary
Frazier
Nelle G
Smith—Berl
Faculty Ave
Dorothy
Joann Harris
Edd
Norma Lee Ludwick
Violet Neely
Lakewood Mortuary
Wisner
Byron L
Gardenia Ave
Winona V. Langston
Sunnyside Memorial Park
B. W
Kropfli
Leatrice
Andrea
Vic
James Ashcraft
Long Beach First Ward
Church of Jesus Christ of' Latter-day Saints
Spongberg
Clements-Dolle
Harriet E
Rose ‘Ave
Alfred
Kenneth Lyman
Dilday Family Funeral Directors
Mottell’s and Peer Mortuaries
Westminster
Westminster Memorial Park
Genaya
Twinaaks
Antonilaway
Jon Lace
Ampi
Pacific Blvd
Teddie Darling
Manteca High School
Teddie
Leroy Darling
Band Review
Navy
Ashtabule Belilehert Srorard
Belle Grove
Carter
sCavalier
Fon
Cimarron
Cojohan
Cave
de’ Hi
Buncen
de Kalb Ct Ie
Empatite
Bortity
Fellows & Stewart
Frontier Tates Actuahine
Odd Shipyard
Lee Hamu
Haven
Ose
Opeeer
Elbe Hector Pier
Henry Vamier
Use Hubbard
Hami
Derome
Kalmis Harbor
Veader
Camindhy Taper
Lincoln Counh
Lyeld Lavally
Haddox Ovint
Marsh
Mathews
Merrick AE McKean Ss
Moore
Zi Javarro
Deeansice Kanagan Raars Harbor Boat
Plumas Conky i
Geflance Ne
Breston Prime Etlows
Stewart Princeton
Reaver
Art
Roncador
Rochester ‘Submarine Pier
Shelton
Ernest G
Clair County
Topeka
Ronson
Penne Certified Trust Deeds, Inc
Atlantic Avenue
Long Boson 7
Angeles Abbey Mantareum
Nationsl
Una Tsun Howe
Faite
Husband & Wife Companion
Angeles Abbey Mausoleum No. Eit
JIE East
Ompton Blvd
Omrton, Gali
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