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Newspaper
Monahans News
Location
Monahans, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1965
Page
2
City and County health officers reported no danger of an epidemic after a near by outbreak. They urged removing mosquito breeding sites such as old cans and puddles and suggested adding kerosene to air conditioner condensate to kill eggs.
Alfonso Zaragosa died at Odessa Medical Center after transfer from a local rest home. He lived in Monahans since last April. Services were held in Odessa with interment there. City and county plan increased mosquito spraying to prevent sleeping sickness, though officials say no alarm is needed.
AP News quotes Gig Young on glamorous actresses. He says top actors avoid catty behavior and that if any upstaging occurs it will be the actress who does it.
Gig discusses insecurity among actresses and the dynamics of working with major stars. He praises Rock Hudson Cary Grant Clark Gable and David Niven while noting directors fear stars. He outlines his TV six month contract and stage start at Pasadena Playhouse.
Snow Dome in Canada’s Jasper National Park forms a triple watershed with runoff reaching the Atlantic Pacific and Arctic Oceans, illustrating the vast hydrological reach of a single alpine feature.
An excerpt praises the Chevrolet Corvair as the most important new car and most beautiful since before World War II, while urging readers to consider Connecticut life insurance for better returns and retirement comfort. The ad invites a no obligation call for more information.
Alan Paton, renowned for Cry The Beloved Country, plans a new novel set against 1964 South African sabotage, violence, and jailings. He condemns violence and notes his Liberal Party leadership brought him close to the era's conflict as he explores motives behind unrest.
English actress Margaret Lee expects delivery of the first few thousand plastic statues of herself to give away to fans. The idea came from a fan letter asking for something more tangible than a photograph.
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