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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1966
Page
21
Santa Monica reports singer actress Mary Costa and writer director Frank Tashlin finalized their divorce Thursday.
UPI reports color psychologist Howard Ketcham recommends orange or yellow paper with black ink for angry letters to officials and consumer notices. He cites applications from supermarket meat displays to lemonade branding and notes color choices can influence reader response and safety signage.
Cambridge University officials moved to halt the two hour initiation run where students drink beer. Publicans report undergraduates struggle to handle liquor, while brewery pub partners promise cooperation to limit the event. Local landlords say undergraduates cause complaints as the Cambridge Town Street run enters its controversial phase.
Roundup of current Las Vegas shows lists acts at Aladdin Satira Flamingo Sands Riviera Desert Inn Dunes Thunderbird Mint Tropicana Stardust Hacienda and more. Featured performers include Jackie Mason Wayne Newton Dean Martin Betty Grable Anka Maria Alberghetti Martha Raye Louis Prima Clydy McCay and Hank Henry.
A $10,000 damage suit is filed in federal court claiming Charley Brown's Restaurant in Marina del Rey capitalizes on Charley Brown's name from New York. Trat itwin Inc Restaurant Associates Inc and Waldorf Associates Inc sue Interstate Hosts Inc seeking an injunction over the Venice beach yacht harbor location.
Hollywood honors include Emmys for high precision special programs with LA stations KNBC KTTV and KTLA winning. Bob Wright KNBC Chick Hearn KTTV and Ralph Story KNXT receive Emmys for College Report Lakers telecasts and Ralph Story's Los Angeles. Governor's Award goes to Thomas C. McCray KNBC.
The Census Bureau estimates the U.S. population at 196,164,000 as of March 1, with civilian residents at 193,182,000 and a 99 percent rise since 1960. Separately, a nationwide boycott targets Di Giorgio Corp’s Sierra Vista Ranch near Delano after NFWA leader Cesar Chavez rejects terms of an employee election. Pickets line roads around the ranch.
Washington reports the Post Office will soon issue an international air mail postcard featuring a promotional message inviting foreigners to visit the United States. The new card combines mailing convenience with U.S. tourism advertising.
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