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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1960
Page
8
The U S Geological Survey director Rear Admiral H Arnold Karo said one of four planned atomic power stations for U S bases will be operating at McMurdo Sound next year. He spoke in Melbourne Australia where the news was reported.
The Hollywood star Ward Bond 55 died of a heart attack in a Dallas motel Saturday while holidaying to attend a Dallas Los Angeles game. His body returned to Reseda by air as friends and widow Mary Lou May Bond gathered at International Airport. Funeral services planned in Reseda with cremation private. Bond longtime Wagon Train and NBC figure. John Ford and Jon Wayne among mourners.
San Francisco Opera presented Der Rosenkavalier to a sold-out Shrine Auditorium with lavish production. Hertha, Boehme as Baron, Lehmann praised for warmth, Schwarzy Kopf as the Marschallin displayed elegance, while Stahlman and others delivered strong vocal presses in a night of refined, festive opera.
Ashes of conductor Dimitri Mitropoulos were flown to Athens from Milan on Wednesday for public display. Sandor Konya substituted for Tico in the final rites, delivering a strong though brief performance before the ashes were presented at the Athens Conservatory and later housed at the theater.
In London Ramon Novarro currently recovering from pneumonia warns Hollywood stars not to overwork. He laments friends who died recently and notes unsettling reports that Garland and Clark Gable were ill, urging a slower pace for health.
Hollywood reflects on Mack Sennett the film pioneer who bridged silent to television after his death from apparent heart attack. Mourners in motion picture country house and Holy Cross Cemetery rites followed rosery prayers and eulogies with interment and tributes by industry figures.
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