The Corps of Engineers propose a $29.5 million beach rebuilding project. (7 Feb 1964)
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Page: 1, Section: C
The Corps of Engineers propose a $29.5 million beach rebuilding project. (7 Feb 1964)
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There are two Metro Commissioners that are positively against the Seadade project. (6 Feb 1964)
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Page: 1, Section: B
The “Sunday Magazine” features the 275-foot dredge Alaska which is currently dredging in the bay for Dodge Island. [Photos] (2 Feb 1964)
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Page: N/A, Section: N/A
Debris, possibly from the 43-foot yawl Revonoc, is found in Hawk Channel off Key Largo. [Photo] (2 Feb 1964)
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Page: 10, Section: D
After finding the oil contamination from the Brother George worse than orginally thought, biologist William Robertson suggests bringing heavy earth moving equipment to Dry Tortugas. (28 Jan 1964)
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Page: 2, Section: B
Art McKee’s 110-foot boat Rosalie explodes, burns and sinks off Islamorada. [Photo] (26 Jan 1964)
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Page: 8, Section: C
Permits have been granted to Allegheny Ventura Corporation to operate a major floating ship refueling station near Dry Tortugas. The project includes two T3 tankers permanently moored and construction of two mooring platforms eight miles south of Rebecca Shoal Light. [Many details.] (26 Jan 1964)
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Page: 29, Section: A
Seadade officials demand promptness on decisions regarding the oil refinery. (24 Jan 1964)
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Dodge Island Seaport construction continues. [Photo] (23 Jan 1964)
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Page: 2, Section: C
A Navy F4B plane crashes 40 miles southwest of Key West. (19 Jan 1964)
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Page: 4, Section: C