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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1969

Page

13

Mayor's Party Tops Truman Capote Event Notes

A crowded social page sketch mentions Mayor’s party eclipsing Truman Capote’s event with guests like Enzo Stuarti at the Plaza Persian Room. Other items cite Alan King earning 50 to 60 thousand weekly at Westbury Music Fair and Tom Jones splitting from his company amid curious promotional ideas.

Enzo Stuarts Plaza Persian Room Richard Gregson Alan King Tom Jones Joey Adams Pristo A Republic Grove Grams Opera Watone Frank Ahrold John Gates Delores Stevens Milhaud Brahms Poulenc Lutoslawski Gerald Finzi Gates

Outdoor symphonies enliven Long Beach summers

In 1966 Cal State Long Beach began an outdoor series in the hillside Grove showcasing varied artists. The three seasons have offered jazz and other genres, earning community pride despite artistic variability.

Hillside Grove Cal State Long Beach

Audie Murphy Riding the Comeback Trail

Audie Murphy speaks to United Press International about a debt-free future and a return to film work. He describes a Western project with young leads and experienced stars, aims to produce two to three films yearly, and plans acting in secondary parts while building a company.

Audie Murphy United Press International Audie

Underground Tunnel Reopens After Three-Year Closure in LA

The Second Street tunnel, Los Angeles, the city’s largest underground passage, reopened to traffic after nearly three years. The rerouted section extends 1,743 feet replacing the July 1966 closure for a 237-foot extension through Bunker Hill.

Los Angeles CNS Second Street Hill Figueroa Streets Bunker Hill

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