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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1963
Page
3
Soviet scientists begin surveying the Kurile Islands off northern Japan to find a site for a deep hole. The project aims to study the earth's structure and ore deposits as part of a geological survey conducted near disputed Russian held territories.
Theater managers report starting times for upcoming features at Long Beach venues. Included are schedules and titles with mixed readability, noting early evening showings and later late slots across several houses.
Rachel Morton criticizes the Los Angeles Opera season ending with Verdi's Un Ballo in Maschera. She praises strong casts like Renzo’s Richard Torigi and Samuel and Tommaso, notes miscasts such as Africa played by Pauline Law, and calls for improved claque management and casting to build a stronger future for a permanent company.
Princess Anne missed family Easter services and an afternoon band concert due to a spring cold. Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Philip, Prince Charles, Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon attended rites at St George Chapel. The Life Guards and Scots Guards played on the east terrace but rain ended the performance early. Prince Philip opened the polo season at Windsor Park, with London defeating Windsor 24 to 4 in the rain.
Noel Volz, 31, was jailed on suspicion of burglary resisting arrest assaulting an officer and malicious mischief after police found him at San Francisco City Hall’s deserted four story building where water flooding reached up to four inches and he had turned on fire hoses and toppled signs and displays during a Sunday incident.
Adams, 16, of Farms Ohio, won Miss Teen USA at the Afci can Teen-Age Fair. She beat five other national finalists to receive a new convertible, a movie role, 1000 dollars in clothes, a mink store, and a two week vacation to Seattle and Canada. Runner-up was Nancy DeCarl, 15, of Studio City California, with other finalists Carole Knapp, Karen Tharp, Susan Kreuser, and Janice Thornton following.
Japanese mystery author Nomura, noted for serialized Samurai tales and a Sherlock Holmes analogue, died Sunday at age 80 from unspecified causes. His work, including the detective series Heiji, earned him recognition in literary circles.
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