4-6 INDEPENDENT AM Lory Brash Coil Tuesday
A fragment notes a Tuesday event titled 4-6 Independent AM with Lory Brash. Details are incomplete, but the reference suggests a schedule or segment involving Brash on a Tuesday in July.
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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1967
Page
3
A fragment notes a Tuesday event titled 4-6 Independent AM with Lory Brash. Details are incomplete, but the reference suggests a schedule or segment involving Brash on a Tuesday in July.
New York showbiz notes report Buddy Hackett and wife planning a move to California for a permanent home while selling their Palisades residence. Other items mention Jackie Gleason returning to Miami Beach TV, George Jessel’s romance chatter, and barbed Hollywood jokes about Los Angeles pulling stars west.
WASHINGTON A University of California zoologist Dr. A Starker Leopold has been appointed chief scientist of the National Park Service.
Mickey Hargitay petitioned the Los Angeles Superior Court to name him administrator of Jayne Mansfield estate valued at over 200000 dollars. He argues he is Mansfield’s legal husband and disputes director Matt Cimber’s marriage status. Mansfield’s business manager and her mother’s nominee also seek administration. New Orleans coroner holds 3700 dollars in cash and jewelry over 50000 dollars pending probate rulings.
Arthur Fiedler will conduct the Orange County Symphony Orchestra at the opening of the $15 million Anaheim Convention Center. The program includes pianist Grant Johannesen and the 125 member Southern California Mormon Choir, plus the Dancing Waters show. Tickets are on sale. events follow through the opening week with boxing folk ballet and pop acts.
German shepherd in Cleveland Tennessee owned by D A Ingram wandered 842 miles. He received the dog in April from his son Roger Ingram in Scranton Pennsylvania. The dog left Cleveland around May 1 and reappeared last week in Scranton at the wrong house, found sleeping on a neighbor’s porch.
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