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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1969
Page
4
UPI reviews The Yellow Submarine soundtrack and other film scores by George Martin Riz Ortolani and Lalo Schifrin. It notes Beatles performances on the single and highlights varying styles from rock to jazz influenced themes. The review stresses that the music stands on its own without needing the films to be enjoyed.
A list of early rock and pop singles including Jubilee Joe and Judy Collins, plus Waltimore and Ohio Band and Cannonball Adderley Quintent. A tape release Love In the Generation Gap by Ferrante Telcher collects romantic tunes from Young to Bacharach and Jones, and Movie Hits 6 59 by Enoch Light completes the set.
A fragmented TV schedule lists morning educational features and segments from Sunrise Semester through 11:45 AM, with programs such as It’s Your Money, Daily Features, Cartoons, and a mix of education, entertainment, and game shows. Notable entries include Jack LaLanne, The Command, Bad Bay, and The Amazing World of Danny Thames.
A dense schedule lists daily television programs from noon to midnight. It highlights soap operas, game shows, movies, and specials with multiple titles and actor credits, including Run of the Arrow and Face of a Fugitive, plus classic series like The Flintstones and Batman.
Malta draws top entertainers and authors with mild taxes and sunny shores. Noted visitors include Honor Blackman and Morris Montsarrat as Maltese summers attract film stars, writers, and private retreats. Property prices rise as Comino and surrounding islands become preferred resort spots for international figures.
Column discusses bidding principles in bridge, arguing a weak hand with four-card suits should respond at the cheapest level. It explains a correct four-spade contract plan, focusing on trump management, diamond ruffs, and club finesse to limit losses and maximize defense.
Three young Americans confront societal issues in a TV lineup. Gary Smith a Utah State graduate student studies the natural world. Harold Haskins a Temple University planning associate and North Philadelphia gang worker. Mary Margaret Goodwin researches water pollution and marine life.
HOLLYWOOD. The son Clark Gable never lived to see will be eight this week, kept shielded by his mother Kay Gable. John Clark enjoys his father’s films, attends a private school, and spends afternoons on the family estate in the San Fernando Valley. Kay recalls his supporting role in family life, plans a Disneyland birthday with ten other kids, and emphasizes a normal childhood over Hollywood attention.
A Colombian airliner with 42 aboard was hijacked en route from San Andres to Barranquilla and diverted to Camaguey Cuba. The hijacker, who boarded with his wife and a small boy, forced the pilot to change course. 5 crew and 37 passengers remain onboard. Contacts with Cuban authorities have begun via Swiss embassies in Bogota and Havana to arrange release. This marks the eighth hijacking of a Colombian airliner and the second this year.
Hollywood remains intrigued by Julius Wechter and his Baja Marimba Band led by Wechter, with tracks like Those Were the Days. Comparisons to Herb Alpert surface as the group gains television exposure and audience attention through vivid performances and pop arrangements.
A mutiny aboard a Liberian freighter near Belem disrupts plans as the Baja Marimba Band promotes their new album on NBC TV. The band, led by Julius Wechter, is contrasted with the Tijuana Brass while the crew restrains five mutinous sailors. The voyage from Santos to Port Everglades is halted by navy intervention.
State Controller Houston Flournoy announced distributions totaling 68,232,557 dollars to the state and cities and counties for highway users and cigarette tax respectively in February.
Marcos cuts inland income from surplus funds under highway users tax. Alameda County's share amounts to 20,939.81 with Pleasanton receiving 7,497.85, representing 30 percent of the prior month’s apportionment. Cigarette tax funds show 28,515.34 to Alameda County, 7,466.66 to Livermore, and 2,741.84 for Pleasanton in January.
President Marcos announces a $250 million motor vehicle fund cut and Hawaii celebrates its 10th statehood anniversary with the dedication of a new $25 million state capital and related transportation taxes.
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