Kaiser Steel builds 310 foot Saturn rocket service tower
Kaiser Steel Corp completed and handed over the 310 foot mobile service tower to NASA at Cape Canaveral. The self-propelled structure, built under a 4 million dollar Army Corps contract, houses power, heating, air conditioning, water, intercom, lighting and five movable service platforms to service the Saturn rocket amid winds up to 120 mph.
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Church Seeks More Spiritual Alertness
The Christian Science Board of Directors, meeting at the First Church of Christ, Scientist, urged greater spiritual alertness to meet world chaos. Mary Lee Gough Nay of Boston was named president of the mother church, with Martin Broones, Gordon F. Campbell, Hazel R. Harrison, and Howard H. Irwin elected to the Board of Lectureship.
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Christian Science Board of Directors
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Mary Lee Gough Nay
Christain
Christain Science
Martin Broones
Beverly Hills
Calif
Gordon F. Campbell
Santa Monica
Hazel R. Harrison
Howard H. Irwin
San Bernardino
Senate Approves Desert Water Agency Bill
Sacramento reports the Senate approved two bills by Assemblyman Gordon Cologne creating the desert water agency including Palm Springs and the San Gorgonio Pass Water Agency. Both measures were sent back to the Assembly for agreement on Senate amendments.
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Gordon Cologne
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San Gorgonio Pass
Assembly
Trial Returns Home for Watson After Acquittal
Detroit orders detour aside as 46 year old Watson heads to Culver City to resume life with his wife after being cleared of plotting the murder of his former partner. Ex-model Mrs. Lassiter remains in hospital facing unresolved legal battles with no clear path to freedom.
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ORD
Lassiter
Parvin
Ace
Mrs.down
Roy Hicks
Charles
Nash
Richard Jones
Joseph W. Louisell
Legislature Updates and Budget Showdown Prompted by Water Plans
United Press International reports Gov Brown's regular news conference announcing two dry year water conservation planning conferences. The Assembly braces for a showdown over Brown's 2.6 billion budget as the Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee advances bills. AB60 Rumford removes sales tax from prescription drugs, AB818 allows deduction of cigarette tax, AB795 Williamson revisits grade B site pricing, AB340 Winton mandates statewide testing, AB612 Bradley voids racial real estate restraints, AB410 Petris bans sawed-off shotguns.
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California
Brown Promises Salary Raise at 1962 Budget Session
Sacramento Gov Edmund G Brown pledged a salary raise for state employees next year. He said consideration of a pay hike for about 90 000 workers would be a first order of business at the legislature s 1962 budget session.
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