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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1966
Page
1
An international digest reports Andrei Gromyko’s White House visit with President Janson, amid Western outreach to Moscow and Hàng conflicts in Vietnam. It covers Saigon’s war updates, U Thant’s de-escalation proposals, and UN actions on apartheid.
Moscow officials report Chi-Chi and An-An pandas spent three nights apart to rest and attempt to renew their romance. Desmond Morris of London Zoo says rest will help. An-An made brief advances but no mating occurred. Chi-Chi aims to become expectant mother, a first outside China.
Shirley Temple Black revealed a Swedish official asked her to help cancel the film Night Games at the San Francisco Film Festival. She resigned from the festival board last week, claiming the Swedish picture uses pornography for profit. The festival drew crowds as tickets sold fast for the controversial entry.
Mrs. William Dell near Salt Lake City reports a rocklike projectile flew past her head while ironing. A mechanic socket wrench fitting nearly an inch in diameter was found in the wall, fired from across the street where Jimmie Chynweth was mowing. Deputy Wayman notes the object could have killed someone. Funeral services were held for Leslie L. Irvin, pioneer of parachutes, who died at 71 in Los Angeles after founding the Trying Airchute company with plants worldwide.
Pierre Salinger said the TV series J F K The Man was organized through Senator Robert Kennedy with Peter Lawford, and that Jackie Kennedy was not consulted. A separate probate ruling named Rosemary Jelneck as sole heir to Chicago insurance executive Arthur S Kruse's 1.6 million estate after she proved adoption and relation.
FCC member Lee Loevinger blasted television as “nonsense hogwash” at the 20th annual New Jersey Broadcasters Association convention, calling it the literature of the literate and culture of the lowbrow while noting its appeal to many. A Brackenridge Hospital update in Austin reported a very small baby, Janice Rose Teague, improving and gaining weight under nursing care.
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