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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1966

Page

3

Tijuana Brass Emerges as the New Sound of 1960s Pop

Hollywood AP reports Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass combining mariachi flavor with American jazz to create a top selling, widely televised act. Alpert recalls early regional reception, their first hit Lonely Bull, and A&M Records success with Whipped Cream and A Taste of Honey drawing teen and adult fans alike.

Bob Thomas Hollywood Herb Alpert Tijuana Brass Leo Carrillo Cisco Kid Alpert Tijuana United States

Court Order Issued Against Rolling Stone

In London a paternity support order was issued against Brian Jones of the Rolling Stones. Magistrate Sir John Cameron ruled the 21 year old near millionaire must pay 2 pounds 10 shillings a week for Julian Mark, aged four, his son. The judge said it was deplorable the child had not been helped by his father.

London Rolling Stones John Cameron Brian Jones Julian Mark

Beatles Schedule Flexibility Shown By Tax Bracket

London reports that the Beatles will pause fixed dates in early 1966 due to high tax status. George Harrison noted no dates are set for the year while manager Brian Epstein seeks an American tour and implies a late June start for their third film, likely a cowboy epic.

London UPI Friends George Harrison Brian Epstein

Celebrities Who Switched Paths From Their Original Careers

A survey of famous figures who left early trades to pursue new worlds. David Niven quit champagne sales for acting while Paul Ford moved from proofreading and gas stations to film. Ronald Reagan and Greta Garbo also changed careers before stardom.

New York David Niven Paul Ford Bascom Barlow George Murphy U.S Ronald Reagan Dorothy Lamott Chicago New Orleans Ethel Merman

Mary Costa Divorce Case Proceedings Begin In California

Santa Monica California AP An under submission divorce hearing is in progress for opera soprano Mary Costa and film director writer Frank Tashlin 52. Judge David Williams heard brief testimony from Costa who cites cruelty and notes the couple married in 1953. Costa filed in 1964 followed by Tashlin a month later.

Santa Monica Calif Mary Costa Frank Tashlin David W. Williams Miss Costa Tashlin

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