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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1961

Page

1

Modigliani Bargain Sours As Gallery Fails To Sell

In Nice, Albert Lorent demonstrated that buyers overlook bargains by pricing a previously shown unsigned Modigliani at 120 francs after borrowing it for an exhibit in Villefranche. Despite thousands visiting, no sale occurred. he promised to cover the owner’s loss if it sold. Meanwhile, in Alexandria, a parking lot service drew 80 worshippers as a church moved after foreclosure to a new Apostolic Church. In Edison, a horse stampede on the Garden State Parkway halted traffic as 12 horses escaped from a stable and were corralled by police and youths.

Nice France Albert Lorent Riera Lorent Villefranche Modigliani Cap Ferrat Lorenz Alexandria Little Country Church New Apostolic Church R. Lewis Adams Odd Fellows Hall Edison N. J UPI Garden State Parkway Louis Grant Jr

Dad Tries to Give Child Away, Jailed

In Tampa Florida a 50-year-old man Harry Mims and his 30-year-old wife Mary Ann were jailed after attempting to give their one-month-old daughter Shirley Mims to customers in a fish market. The father faced charges of depriving a minor while the mother was charged with public intoxication after an incident at a Tarampa bar.

Tampa Fla Shirley Mims Harry Mims Mary Ann Mims al Tarapa Bar

Doctor Duncan Offers Circulation Treatment in Long Beach

Poor circulation and joint pains are addressed by Dr. Duncan D.C. in Long Beach. The advertisement claims his treatment normalizes body systems, relaxes muscles, improves circulation, reduces congestion, and quiets nerves to aid sleep and restore energy. For appointments call GE 8-2405. Office at 2591 E Broadway.

Lonng Beach Dotter Duncan D.C E. Broadway

Three in Family Killed in Ventura County Crash

A Willows family perished in a west Ventura collision on Sunday. James H. Mack 33 and his wife Geraldine 22 and their newborn delivered via Caesarean section died in the crash. Their five year old Joy Mock remained hospitalized with critical injuries. The other driver Ronald Dennis Campalongo 19 of Pasadena was also critically injured.

Ventura Willows James H. Mack California State Polytechnic.College San Luis Obispo Geraldine Mocks Joy Mock Ventura County General Hospital Ronald Dennis Campalongo Pasadena

Stanleyville Leader Snubs Truce Appeal

Gen Victor Lundula, army chief of the Stanleyville government, rejects Maj Gen Mobutu’s bid for a military truce and vows to hold out until political agreements cover both rival Congolese governments. Mobutu flies to Equator Province to seek talks, Gizenga’s forces guard the capital.

Stanleyville Coné Thel Victor Lundula Joseph. Mobutu Leopoldville Antoinel Gizenga Mobutu Leopold Ville Equator Scheduledi Daniel Mar Goles Agricultu Charalambos Stephanides Oriental

Middleburg desegregation tied to Kennedy weekend visit

In Middleburg Virginia President Kennedy’s weekend presence is credited with speeding desegregation of local restaurants. Priest mediator Rev Albert Pereira negotiated integration with NAACP leaders and business owners. On Saturday two Black men were served at lunch counters, followed by others in elite restaurants as Kennedy observed the peaceful transition from segregation to inclusion.

Middleburg UPI Kennedy Virginia Washington Albert F. Pereira Leesburg Glen Ora Father Pereira Tally Holm

Fox Food Firm Vice President Dies in Chicago

Robert G. Fox, 65, vice president of Fox De Luxe Foods, Inc., died Saturday from a heart attack in Chicago. He was the youngest of nine brothers who founded the food company.

Fox Food Firm Chicago Robert G. Fox Fox de- Luxe Foods, Inc

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