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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1964
Page
3
The Southern California Dahlia Society will meet at 7:80 p.m. on July 18 in the Commons Room of the Community Savings and Loan Association at 3301 Atlantic Ave.
The Hollywood Bowl opened its season with a Shakespeare inspired program conducted by Franz Waxman. An inaugural world premiere overture As You Like It by Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco was commissioned by the Lampert Foundation. Performances by Irene Jordan and Agnes Moorhead highlighted Verdi and Mendelssohn interludes amid mixed orchestral precision and mood shifts.
Show Times Here are listed starting times of features at Long Beach theatre by managers. The schedule includes entries such as the Atlantic Seal M985 listing showings at 3:30 and 9:15, with other entries like Bear, Rox, and Wadd showing at 3:90, 6:58, and 4:09, reflecting an irregular, partially legible list of screenings.
Actor Palance and his family faced jeers and bricks from a mob at a Long Beach operetta showing. Police arrived after Palance challenged troublemakers, then the family fled by patrol car to safety in Birmingham. Holly Palance led the daughters present as the crowd scuffled.
Secretary of the Interior Stewart Udall left Friday with his wife and six children for a camping trip. The journey will take them to Lake Powell on the Arizona-Utah border and the north rim of the Grand Canyon in Arizona.
Sacramento Lt Governor Glenn M. Anderson urged reform as a legislative probe proceeds, saying current liquor license fees and transfers yield exorbitant profits. He favors changes that avoid penalizing holders with large investments while targeting out of balance pricing practices.
The Beatles’ arrival in Liverpool triggered mass hysteria as thousands of teens flooded the streets. Police slowed lines at the airport and city center, while fans screamed, fainted, and flooded first aid stations during the downtown welcome.
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