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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1960
Page
7
Hollywood musician Bobby Troup says he and singer Julie London plan to marry soon after months of postponements. London, former wife of actor Jack Webb, has a virus delaying the ceremony though the couple have dated since 1954.
The Independent prints a public service schedule of Long Beach theater starting times. Listings include West Oary Hogoy Anniverserve Back from the Dead Summer Place House of Intrigue Journey to Eternity Blood and Steele Tarzan and others with times like 7 28 PM 10 30 PM and 7 50 PM across venues Los Altos Drive In and Cabart facilities appear in the mixed timetable of features and showings.
Hollywood sources report a feud between Ed Sullivan and Hedda Hopper intensifying as seven top stars reportedly drop out of the Hopper show opposite Sullivan on January 10. The stars include Mickey Rooney and Bette Davis while Hopper denies prompting their absence and accuses Sullivan of payola pressure to secure plugs.
The Soviet Union and Communist China signed a $960 cultural exchange agreement in London for visiting artists educators and entertainers. Radio Moscow reported the Thursday deal aims to boost cultural ties through exchange visits and related activities with both nations.
Ernest Borgnine 42 and Katy Jurado 33 married in a civil ceremony at a Cuernavaca home on a terrace near a pool. Borgnine has two children. Jurado hopes for a later religious ceremony pending church dispensation.
A blast at a fireworks factory near Cachoeirinha Brazil killed four and injured several others. Miss Jurado denied the Catholic Church regards her and Borgnine as married, stating their ceremonies were non religious.
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