Spectacular Long Beach King and I shines at Civic Light Opera
The Long Beach Civic Light Opera staging of The King and I received high praise for superb choreography, vibrant costumes, and strong performances. Albert Ruiz led staging while Larry Taraway as the King and Barbara Dunbar as Anna delivered acclaimed singing and acting. The youthful cast, including 20 children, plus vibrant Oriental dances and striking lighting, made it a standout, with James Brittain's direction cited as smooth and precise.
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Long Beach Civic Lightjas
Opera Association
Long Beach Civic Light Opéra
Municipal Auditorium
Albert Ruiz
the King
James
Richard Rodgers
Oscar Hammer
Stein
Robbie Miller
Eliza
Lynne
Eva
Sharon Sotelo
Yul Brynner
Lonnie Rhodes
Simon
James|Legree
Paul Robles
Brittain
Will
Thomas
Grane
Anna
Barbara Dunbar
Salaams
J James Brittain
Charles Nix
Phra
Black
Sutter Rundle
Sir Edward Ramsey
James Brittain
Thunderbirds pay farewell to two stunt fliers killed in jet crash
The Thunderbirds aerobatic team at Nellis Air Force Base mourned Maj. Robert Fitzgerald and Capt. George Nial after their F100F Super Sabre crashed 60 miles north of Las Vegas while practicing maneuvers. Fitzgerald, 38, a veteran with 5,000 flight hours, led the squadron. Nial, 31, of Fort Lauderdale, was a newcomer.
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Las Vegas
Thunderbirds
Nellis Air Force Base
Robert 8. Fitzgerald
New York City
George A. Nial
Fort Lauderdale
Fte
Ay Newcomer
AIR Force
Fitzgerald
Churchill on Way to United States Visit
Churchill sails toward Florida for first U S visit since 1959 aboard the Christina anchored off Nassau Bahamas. He disembarked with a Greek shipping magnate Aristotle Onassis party and is bound for Falm Beach Florida on an unannounced arrival.
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Nassau
Bahamas
Winston
Churchill
Falm Beach
Fla
United States
Aristotle
Jonassis
Christina
Five Men Nabbed in Brooklyn New York Daily News HoldUp
Five men were arrested after a swift Brooklyn hold up at the New York Daily News plant. Detectives recovered $59,000 cash and a carbine, seven handcuffs, a machine gun, and two blackjacks. Briganti, 25 of Queens, identified as part of the gang, was reportedly kidnapped on the way to work. The robbery disrupted the paper’s operations for about three minutes before authorities challenged the robbers and captured them.
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New York
Volvers
Brooklyn
New York Daily
Ported One
Tak
Hejup
Benjamin
Briganti
Queens
Per
Brush Fire War Staff Appointed
The Defense Department announced the formation of Joint Task Force 4 to plan land sea and air use in a brush fire war across the United States. Adm. Robert L Dennison will head the task force as commander in chief Atlantic with Lt. Gen. Paul L. Freeman as commander, Maj. Gen. Lory Smith as deputy commander, and Brig. Gen. William R. Colvins as chief of staff.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Atlantic
Defense Department
Robert L Dennison
Paul L. Freeman
Burma
Lory Smith
Tactical Air Force
Pacific
William R. Col Vins
Marine Corps
Johnson and De Gaulle Talk Ahead of May Summit
Paris sources report Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson and French Premier Charles de Gaulle met to discuss general subjects for the Kennedy De Gaulle meeting slated for May. Johnson said the nations would enter a new, happier period ensuring peace and prosperity. Debre added he could understand Johnson and that the vice president expressed clearly the sentiment of the talks.
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Paris
Lyndon B. Johnson
Charles di Raise
Kennedy
Johnson
Michél Débre
Kennedy- de Gaulle
Debre
Eisenhower's son granted leave to aid president
Washington reports former President Eisenhower's son Lt. Col. John S. Eisenhower received indefinite leave without pay from the Army to assist his father. The Army said the move would help with sorting and viewing documents related to Johnson and Debre and to aid presentations of a French position during talks with Johnson.
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Washington
APD
Dwight Disenhower
Johnson
de Gaulle
France
John S. Eisenhower
Debre
Themis
Army
Eisenhower
Deb
Katanga War With U N Continues Amid Food Shortages
Elisabethville remains strained as U N and Tshombe clash over control of the airport and sanctions. The U N says some penalties were lifted after a Wednesday meeting with General McKeown while Tshombe gave no order to end the boycott. Utilities return to U N sites though tensions persist.
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Elisabethville
Katanga
U. N
Moise Tshombe
U.N
Tahombe
Sean McKeown
Congo
Tshombe
IU. N
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Siam
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Uncle Thom
Paul Hernandez
Prince Chulalongkorn
Hell
Tony Parker
Louis Leonowens
Joan Albert
Thiang
Siem
Gene Noble
Anne
Diversiver
Board OF Education
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Sunde
Ret Burk
Paar
Cya Lee Ade
RCA Victor
BURK
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Kita Ae
Carol Lois
Nial
Thomas M. Nial
Fort Landnedale
Maryuge
Dobbs Ferry
N. Y
R.S. Fitzgerald
George A. Mal
Thunderbird
New York Daily News
Gaulle
Tke
SALEM
Brome
PRIGE
Colonial Furniture
Daisy Ave
Lana
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