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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1964
Page
4
Mexican city Guanajuato considers requiring written parental permission for children to walk narrow streets amid col lapse risk. Mayor orders study of traffic mishaps and potential mobility restrictions to improve safety.
Sheri Scott shines as Irma la Douce in a lively Off Broadway edition jolting to life with a strong cast. Oscar, narrations, chorus and a witty score propel the show with comic Parisian verve, though Scott could deepen menace to ignite the whole production.
Renowned Dutch maestro Bernard Haitink guest conducts the Los Angeles Philharmonic at Municipal Auditorium in Long Beach. He delivers a vivid account of Beethoven and Wagner with Stravinsky’s Firebird suite closing the program.
The overdue trimaran Extended Adolescence was located 165 miles southwest of Honolulu. Tug Miki Miki reported radio contact with the vessel and all three aboard were safe. Master James Thompson said the vessel had rigging trouble and faced rough weather since February 25.
Jerry Van Dyke comes from No Time for Sergeants to the Festival of Fun and Fashion in Long Beach as a guest entertainer among 100 performers. The 12th annual event showcases 117 spring fashions to benefit United Way and the Red Cross, with admission from 1 to 10 dollars. Tickets available at Municipal Auditorium box office Downtown Long Beach Associates Buffums Walker’s and nearby outlets.
Theater managers in Long Beach list starting times for feature films with schedules and venue names. The notice presents a compact update on showings and venues, indicating when popular screenings begin and where audiences can catch new releases.
Los Angeles report says Sy Bartlett, 65, was divorced by Cara Bartlett, his fourth wife, after testimony he was withdrawn and seldom at home. She waived alimony and received 15000 dollars in a property settlement. The couple wed April 3, 1963 in Las Vegas and separated December 15.
Jeannie Moriarty, 25, died of an apparent sleep pill overdose after reportedly taking pills at home. Parks said she was in good spirits when he left and returned to find her unconscious. Detectives listed the death as a possible suicide.
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