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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1961
Page
3
In Los Angeles, Mickey Rooney was ordered by Superior Judge Roger Pfaff to decide by July 1 how to pay 1200 owed in support for his son Ted, 11, as back taxes and attorney fees drain his finances. Pfaff warned Rooney, already divorced three times, of potential receivership if funds are not found.
A San Diego man sues three Los Angeles doctors and a hospital for 200000 claiming a needle was left in his stomach after surgery for an ulcerated duodenum. The suit, filed Friday, targets the doctors and the hospital.
Janet Blair gave birth to a baby boy weighing 8 pounds 9 ounces at Pacific View Hospital in Los Angeles on January 7 1980. The event followed her first child Amanda born two years earlier. Actor John G. Abraham said surgeons operated after internal bleeding. a needle was removed during the procedure. The boy will be named Andrew.
The notices list starting times for various features at Long Beach venues with unclear titles and fragmented titles. It mentions films like Never on Sundays and Tomboy and references several theater names and times, though the OCR is garbled and specific details are hard to confirm.
Italian born singer Anna Maria Albergetti fainted on stage during Carnival in New York but recovered to complete the performance. She later said she blacked out and would be fine with rest and a medical check. The audience was kept unaware of the incident as actor Jerry Ohrbach improvised lines to close act one. The curtain time for act two was extended to allow Albergetti to return with aid from smelling salts and tranquilizers.
New York columnist Sullivan defended TV ratings as an accurate gauge of audience taste and urged industry self regulation over federal control. He argued criticism from entertainers stems from envy and noted violence was Hollywood’s influence, not television, while Mark Goodson rebutted claims that live drama has faded in favor of formula shows.
At a hearing, producer David Susskind said the three major networks rejected his 26 episode proposal featuring former President Harry S. Truman. Sullivan testified Susskind had TV losses and dismissed claims of a conspiracy as unfair, urging stricter scrutiny of the broadcast industry.
Traffic record shows Siler A Greemanene involved in a charge against Morgan in Georgia. District noted as Lakewood Darton Cherry, with monetary figure 4.999. Official proceedings reference Mia room 1a.
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