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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1960
Page
10
London Daily Mail reports Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip plan to send Princess Anne to an undisclosed boarding school after she turns 10 on August 15. If confirmed she would be the first princess in British history sent away to school.
New York actress Denise Darcel caused a showroom collision in a white Oldsmobile convertible after pressing the wrong button. Police were called after she failed to show ID and admit a license absence, with minimal injuries and champagne to ease tensions.
Paris reports Brigitte Bardot announcing she will quit cinema, then quickly reversing the decision. Fans wake to a startling papermade declaration claiming she quits for good, only to see afternoon bulletins stating she will quit shooting when she is old.
A newcomer to Reno mailed 100 shares of Baltimore Gas and Electric Co common stock valued at about 2800 dollars to the city council. The council accepted the donation and pledged to use the funds to keep streets and sidewalks clean.
The Independent presents a public service schedule of starting times for feature films at Long Beach theaters. Times are provided by theater managers and viewers are advised to consult the advertisements or call the theater for details.
An advertising blurb urges readers to profit from unused items by placing inexpensive classified ads. It promotes starting an ad with the code Dink HE 2.5959 and emphasizes quick sales. The message reads like a local newspaper classified pitch.
Captain Myron E Thomas said a Soviet offer to loan about 70 contemporary paintings to the Legion of Honor in San Francisco was declined as too costly. The group decided locally that the $7,000 to bring the paintings would not be justified for display at the palace exhibit.
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