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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1963
Page
7
The readable fragment mentions a press telegram from Kong Wesch at Calil on a Wednesday in October. No clear events, people, or places beyond these items are identifiable in the text.
City officials negotiated with Southern California Gas to secure up to 38 million cubic feet daily for emergency service during peak heating. Regular supply rises to 95 million cubic feet daily under new terms, with annual added cost about $790,023 plus minimum $125,000 charge. Council approved the measure based on rising customers and engineer guidance for 1963-64 season.
A bidders conference on the tide lands oil contract for Long Beach drew 15 major U S companies, two independents, and one bank. Officials outlined a 3560 acre Port of Long Beach area with 1470 developed acres and 2090 undeveloped acres. Since 1939 developed lands yielded over 500 million. future recoverable value estimated at 436 million. Session included State Lands Commission representative. bids open November 11.
The Long Beach Obstetrical and Gynecological Society hosts its first annual symposium on November 13 at Edgewater Hotel. Three guest speakers include Dr. Robert H. Barter of George Washington University, Dr. Keith P. Russell of USC, and Dr. Russell R. de Alvarez of the University of Washington. The all day event is limited to the first 150 medical doctors to enroll.
The Country Parson quotes Frank A. Clark comparing culture to paint that makes a man more attractive but not inherently better. The remark attributes superficial polish to culture, stressing no moral improvement.
Chicago report outlines Chrysler Turbine Car tests with 50 turbine engines planned over two years. The car uses compressed air, a heated combustion chamber, and a turbine to drive wheels with steering power supplied by IBM involvement.
The report cites Chicago area statistics from the National Association of Suggestion Systems showing millions of suggestions and costs, with 22 848 accepted by management and Chrysler touting a turbine car with 80 percent fewer parts and air cooling.
A mother, Mrs. Hoyle Turner, 36, died when her car rolled down a driveway and pinned her against a tree while her 16 month old son was unharmed. The incident occurred near Bremerton Wash and involved a shipyard vehicle.
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