Mystery clouds future for air transportation
Lockheed vice president Robert A Bailey discusses hypersonic and supersonic air travel planned for the 1970s and 1980s. He notes ground delays dominate current speeds and outline fixes such as automated baggage, more airports, and computerized traffic control to enable faster, larger jets and new routes.
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Robert A. Bailey
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UC San Diego names new dean and medical school head
Dr. Clifford Grobstein, noted biologist and National Academy of Sciences member, was named vice chancellor for medicine and the biological sciences and dean of the new UC San Diego School of Medicine. He will join as biology chair from 1965, succeeding acting dean Dr. Robert Wschirgi. The school plans its first class in 1968 with first year cellular biology and chemistry led by the Biology Department.
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New School of Medicine
University of California-San Diego
Grobstein
National Academy of Sciences
San Diego
Robert Wschirgi
Regents approve plans for UC Santa Cruz arts building
The University of California Regents authorize a two story performing arts building at the Santa Cruz campus to house 370 students in drama and the visual arts. The complex will include a 250 seat concert-lecture hall and a 501 seat thrust stage theater with drawings due in July 1968 and completion targeted for September 1970.
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University of California Regents
Santa Cruz
Defensive driving urged for holiday travel
The Auto Club of Southern California cautions motorists during the long Fourth of July weekend to drive defensively. Keep aware of traffic behind and ahead and be ready to act to prevent accidents.
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Auto Club of
Southern California
Hollings Wins Golden Gavel Award In Senate
Senator Ernest F. Hollings plus a Humphrey award are noted as the Senate’s first golden gavel winner. The designations show Hollings will preside over the Senate and manage sessions, a task traditionally handled by a vice president or senior member.
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Sen. Hollings Wins ‘Golden Gavel’ Award
Washington
Rodriguez to stand trial in August for Torrance death
Ralph J. Rodriguez, 27, of Orange, will stand trial August 27 on charges he fatally shot race driver Karlina Lee Robinson after a May 5 traffic collision in Torrance. Robinson, twice California women's stock car racing champion, was beaten to death following the wreck.
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Ralph J. Rodriguez
Karlina Lee Robinson
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Orange
Superior Court
John F. McCarthy
Miss Robinson
California
Torrance
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