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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1964
Page
20
James Blue's The March won the gold prize at the sixth International Documentary Film Festival. Entries from 26 countries competed, with Thursday as the festival day.
India refused to send a delegation to Red China's 1964 scientific symposium in Peking citing China's vast territorial claims against India. China retorted that the rejection was rude, with the exchange ending on India’s last word. India emphasizes peaceful nuclear aims while China accelerates A-bomb development.
Hollywood reports Peter Falk’s Russia shot film may be misplaced or stolen, potentially ending up in Siberia or Italy. Falk says the picture cost millions and hopes it resurfaces. meanwhile he pursues broader acting work and hints at a future TV series.
Cleveland report says Carling Brewing Co has agreed to buy the assets of Arizona Brewing Co Inc of Phoenix for an undisclosed cash sum. Arizona firm ranks second in beer sales in the state and will become Carling's ninth plant nationwide.
The Manitoba Censor Board prohibited the 35 minute film Kiss from being shown at the University of Manitoba during an avant garde film exhibit. It features 12 three minute sequences of couples kissing including a sequence with two boys. The作品 was created by Andy Warhol, known for photographing everyday scenes with motionless camera.
Fisheries Minister Reidar Carlsen warned in an interview that Norway risks losing its fishing nation status unless ways are found to retain youth in the industry. He cited an average fisher age of 50 to 60 and about 13,000 men have left without replacements from younger generations.
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