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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1964
Page
4
Ambiguous text reports a five year contract with a 39 cent raise and health welfare provisions. It notes wholesale food disputes and added benefits including premium pay for night work and vacations. The Teamsters union mentions a 12 cent hourly increase in the first year and a second year rise.
A garbled OCR fragment lists times and locations with stray names and numbers. It mentions a West Coast section and scattered entries such as times like 12 50 345 7 and references to various places, campaigns, and entities, but the readable facts are minimal and inconsistent.
Cole Porter, the celebrated composer of Night and Day and Begin the Beguine, died at 71. He will be buried between his wife Linda Lee Thomas and his mother in Peru, with private services arranged by his cousin. Porter, a longtime Hollywood and Broadway figure, left a multimillion fortune and had no children.
Television and matinE pictures stars fanfare a Long Beach community fete for annual Players awards dinner at the Petroleum Club. Chairwoman Mrs James Doherty names Craig Hill Emily McLaughlin Robert Lansing William Lundmark to headline. Hill recently starred in Walt Disney projects and returned from Lisbon. McLaughlin and Lansing discuss screen and stage careers. Landmark from I Remember Mama begins his West Coast network work. Reservations via Long Beach Community Playhouse.
The California Chamber Symphony’s first local appearance at Long Beach State College drew a large audience. Conductor Hemi OkAtemi now adds to the cultural life, with Louise di Tullio and soprano Netania Davrath delivering a programs of Viotti and Canteloube, praised for technical skill and expressive depth.
The Long Beach Civil Light Operas presents Tha King and P in Municipal Auditorium with amateur talent rivaling professionals. James Brittain directs. James Penrod choreographs. Patricia Zieg shines as Anna opposite Val Sage King of Siam. Joan ie Jellum, Larry Laraway, Helen Owen star. Bobbie Miller performs Eliza in a vibrant, well received production.
Production of G B Shaw's Arms and the Man ends tonight in Morgan Hall. Performance features are billed as a Saturday preformance at 835 to cust Ave.
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