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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1964
Page
9
Chapman College Great Films Guild opens with Ingmar Bergman's Wister Light to be shown Wednesday and Thursday at 8 p m in the Orange Theatre. The series includes Four Days of Naples An Tigore The Island and No Exit. Guild membership available at the theater before the first screening.
New York reports Artur Rubinstein, 76, remains a tireless touring pianist. He plays about 100 concerts a season, recently performed three programs at Carnegie Hall, and plans West Coast dates then a return in April. He recalls a prodigious youth, notes a long autobiography project, and mentions a renewed eight year recording contract with future Moscow, Leningrad, and Kiev shows planned behind the Iron Curtain.
Los Angeles Mayor Sam Yorty and County Supervisor Frank G Bonelli began a new effort to have the State Senate reapportioned. They signed a petition to the State Supreme Court seeking a writ to block the election of senators from districts created by the 1961 apportionment statute, arguing the districts violate equal protection under the 14th Amendment. Bonelli and Yorty had previously challenged the State Reapportionment Commission but were rebuffed by the court.
National Airlines announced it will halt all flights Saturday during a strike by reservations and clerical employees led by the Air Line Employees Association. Three other unions said they would honor picket lines at 12:01 am EST, grounding eight daily Los Angeles flights and prompting talk of a presidential fact finding board and a 60 day cooling off period.
Applications are being accepted at Artesia Park for staff to run the city sponsored school playground program during Easter vacation.
San Francisco police raided a high end pros titution house described as a warded club for business executives and professionals. Three women were arrested for disorderly house while a fourth, Jean Martin, faced keeping a disorderly house charges. Four men inside were not arrested but must testify. Police led by Deputy Chief Al Nelder conducted the raid after a tip from a newspaper employee.
Communist Chinese Premier Chou Enlai is scheduled to arrive in Colombo on February 26 for a five day visit to Ceylon. The trip underscores regional diplomacy as part of broader Asian outreach and aims to discuss mutual concerns with Sri Lankan leaders.
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