Satellite teachers proposed for future pupils
Harvard professor Bean Jamison suggested at Anaheim that future students may learn via satellite teachers for broad subjects with radio instruction and illustrated workbooks. Tests would determine progression. blocks could be 10 minutes for a 10 hour course, allowing self paced study and missed lessons resume. AIAA meeting also heard on flight safety by NTSB chair O Connell praising zero defects program to boost aircraft safety after a Lake Central crash that killed 38.
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Harvard
Anaheim
Bean Jamison
Cambridge
Mass
Jamison
American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics
Tory
Anaheim Convention Center
Joseph J. O'Connell Sr
National Transportation Safety Board
Mary Queen Mary convention hotel plan praised by consultants
Consultants Horwath and Horwath envision converting the Queen Mary into a convention hotel occupying 38 percent of space with 428 cabins and multiple dining and entertainment venues. The Oceanarium would use Expo 67 style visuals, including a 380-degree walking theater and a tour of the engine room. The project could attract up to 1.6 million visitors annually, per the study. A separate notice notes a Formosan case where a 15-year-old was sentenced to 12 1/2 years for robbery of a former classmate.
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Horwath
Oceanarium
Queen Mary's
Formosa
Liao Ming-fang
More Legislation Needed on Leaking Gas, Chace Says
Supervisor Burton W. Chace urged new legislation on escaping gas as a county engineer report to pinpoint required steps. He noted the American Chemical Co incident near Long Beach last September killed two, felled 70, and led to evacuations. Kenneth Hahn sought automatic shelter aid for evacuees and access to county facilities during emergencies.
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Chace
Burton W. Chace
American Chemical Co
Long Beach
Kenneth Hahn
Hahn
Victoria Park
American Chemical
2 Way Radios for Buses
Frank G. Bonelli warns riders face hazards boarding buses while two way radios are proposed. Chace backs emergency funding of 150000 from capital outlay. Hahn expects deterrence of bus driver assaults. buzzer links to police. Shafer cites Rochester study showing 75 percent drop in robberies. Christiansen says radios improve service and alert to traffic problems.
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Kenneth Hahn
J. 0. Shafer
Rochester
R. C. Christiansen
Transit
Bellflower OKs Site for Parking Expansion at Sims Park
Bellflower City Council approved purchasing a 12 000 square foot lot at 16520 S Park St for 33 220 dollars to add off street parking for Sims Park and the women's clubhouse at Oak Street and Clark Avenue. New street plans between Flower and Belmont Streets were approved with bids opening November 7 and completion expected before Christmas.
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John Sims Park
Hellflower City Council
S. Park St
Oak Street
Clark Avenue
Flower
Belmont Streets
City Civic Center
William McConnell
Public Works
Evidence Explodes In Officer's Hand In Downey Arrest
A 19 year old Downey man, Jim Phillip Faulkner of 8049 Brookpark Road, was booked on a reckless possession of an explosive charge after a glass vial containing amber fluid exploded in Sgt Hob Carpenter's hands. Deputy J D Smith stopped Faulkner in Bellflower for a minor traffic violation around 7 pm and found marijuana seeds in the car.
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Downey
Lakewood
Faulkner
Smith
Purex Sues P and G for 174.5 Million in Antitrust Case
Purex Corporation files a federal suit seeking 174.5 million dollars in treble damages from Procter and Gamble and its Clorox unit, alleging conspiracy to restrain interstate trade in liquid household bleach and predatory price cutting. The suit cites a 1957 FTC-affirmed Supreme Court ruling against P&G’s acquisition of Clorox Chemical.
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Los Angeles
Purex Corporation Ltd
Procter and Gamble Co
Clorex Co
Purex
Procter and Gamble
U.S. Supreme Court
Federal Trade Commission
Clorox Chemical
Clorox Co
U.S
Three youths charged for jail break attempt on Terminal Island
Three Southlanders faced federal and Orange County action after attempting jail breaks. Reno Ortiz, 19, and Gilbert Atrendo, 20, were seized Sunday trying to scale a fence into the Federal Correctional Institution on Terminal Island and will be charged with trespassing on government property. In Santa Ana, Tony Galan, 21, was held on assaulting a police officer after rushing a door and striking a matron when denied a visit to the Orange County jail.
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Orange County
FBI
Reno Ray Ortiz
Los Angeles
Gilbert Atrendo
Alhambra
Federal Correctional Institution
Terminal Island
Santa Ana
Tony Galan
Harcourt St
Anaheim
Galen
Praise and Questions in Faith and Worldly Action
Fletcher admits no final answers while stressing a new Christian ethic that serves the world God loves. A burglar stole rare coins valued at 1726 dollars and three rifles valued at 180 dollars from his home, Lynd J. Esch, 42, an engineer, is charged.
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Jesus
God
Fletcher
Pass Key
Lynd J. Esch
Pepperwood Ave
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