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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1960
Page
2
St Louis reports Teddy Nadler, wartime TV money winner, failed a census taker exam. He took a $12 a day job as a census taker after a $70 a week clerk position offered. Nadler entered smiling but left dejected, unable to identify east from west on a map.
Former quiz whiz Nadler laments failed the 46 question Civil Service exam after 40 questions on reading and word definition, struggled with map questions about east and west. He criticizes the testing and asserts no story, while reporters press him amid the TV fix scandal fallout and homelessness costs.
Hollywood Mrs Virginia Arness said Thursday night she plans to divorce Jim Arness star of Gunsmoke She told newsmen He has no interest in our marriage There doesn t seem to be any hope I m just drifting
Stockholders of Von's Grocery Co and Shopping Bag Food Stores approved a merger creating a new chain named Von's Groc ery Co. Sixty six stores are involved.
Two eastern guests at the Racquet Club in Palm Springs, Mrs Leonad Kreiger of Pittsburgh and Mrs Faie ward Sussman of Hartford, reported thefts of a $15,090 diamond ring and a valuable diamond necklace from adjoining apartments while they were out golfing.
Famed attorney Gerry Giesler reported at Mt Sinai Hospital on Thursday that he is feeling much better after suffering a mild heart attack. The statement came from the high profile lawyer amid ongoing health concerns.
Dr Soss, optometrist at 37 Pine Avenue, Long Beach, promotes new plastics for artificial eyes that closely mimic natural eyes. The items offer comfort, realism, and visible eye motility, promising to relieve wearers from embarrassment. Appointments available Fridays and all day on other days.
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