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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1955
Page
2
Van Nuys resident Douglas Hooper felt spied on during a TV watch. A calf from a neighbor wandered into a tight living room scene, prompting Hooper to rope it. A half mile chase ensued with two police officers, ending at George Meichoir's patio and the calf being taken to an animal shelter until its owner claimed it.
In Little Rock Traffic Court a man identified as Doyle E. Gullick was fined 51 dollars and given a one day suspended sentence on two drunken driving charges. Officials later said they did not know Gullick had been killed in a car train crash Saturday. A bondsman said Gullick’s case had been called May 23, and he was released with time to pay the fine, which was later turned over to the court three days after his death.
The Kefauver subcommittee begins a three day Hollywood hearing with Civic leaders to testify on movie sex and violence and the impact of the production code on teen behavior. Dore Schary and other MGM figures are slated to testify as the panel probes censorship and crime in youth entertainment.
Detroit based UPI report says the United Auto Workers Union insists on a 100 percent wage guarantee for 52 weeks from American Motors Corp, matching the 60 to 65 percent take-home pay from Ford and General Motors for up to 26 weeks. Leonard Wondenck, head of the UAW American Motors Department, led the talks as they begin with AMC.
North Hollywood ailing singer Miss Lon, known as Champagne Lady, resumes singing with Lawrence Welk's orchestra tonight after a brutal Sunday morning attack. detectives linked three intruders to the assault on Lon, her husband Robert Waterman, and her mother Mary Wyche. A suspect dancer, Joseph Cannon, 23, faced questions but provided an alibi and passed a lie detector test. a gunman stole 120 pieces of jewelry during the home invasion.
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