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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1966
Page
2
Milwaukee police raised questions after a Thursday night happening at Milwaukee Memorial Center where about 250 attendees paid a dollar to view two nude performers in candlelit beer cooler tubs. Center director calls it abstract art while police demand notification.
Police Captain Robert Zier head of the vice squad notes the show sparked controversy as riders dancers and models appeared in a venue with a bath scene. Julie Tennessen 17 Greenfield observed rough nudity while witnesses described lighting and focus on tubs. Models denied sensationalism and some audience members saw blue-tinted motorcycles.
A garbled excerpt references a pale lady and strained rhetoric about attire at ranches. The text lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable subjects to form a precise report.
Paris officials refused to lift the nationwide ban on public screenings of The Nun. The movie will be shown privately at the Cannes Films Festival on May 11, triggering widespread furor across the country.
Eugene O'Brien, noted silent film leading man with Ethel Barrymore and Mary Pickford, died Friday at Queen of Angels Hospital from bronchial pneumonia. He left medicine studies at Colorado University to pursue acting, worked for Selznick and Pathe, and will be buried in Boulder after rosary and requiem Mass services.
Los Angeles based former NFL linebacker Mike Henry, who left the Rams to star in Tarzan films, sues Banner Productions Inc. for 20000? Wait. The suit seeks 200000 dollars alleging hazardous conditions and mental anguish after claiming the producers replaced him in the Tarzan role while still under contract.
Washington reports say Lynda Bird Johnson denies plans for a pre Christmas marriage with actor George Hamilton. She told a Dallas Morning News reporter she told no one of such plans and called the Chronicle column claim ridiculous. The timing of the denial sparked betting rather than the marriage itself.
In Framingham Massachusetts an experimental program at Cushing State Hospital uses beer as social therapy to combat loneliness among residents. Staff report the approach attracts residents to gatherings, reduces isolation, and encourages interaction with others.
At Hastings a daily beer gathering for 34 elderly men at Cushing Hospital fosters sociability and dignified senior life. Dr. David M. Banen of Cushing endorses the experiment as a catalyst for friendship among residents, with plans to expand to other wards if successful.
About 40 youths armed with chairs bottles flares and vegetables stormed the Odeon Theater stage during a performance of Paravents by Jean Genet. Police and stagehands repelled them after a 10 minute battle. a stagehand and actor Michel Croton were injured. The show resumed after the disturbance.
Jerez de la Frontera Spain UPQ Senegalesa lion tamer Rudi Zamayees was hospitalized in very serious condition after being mauled for the second time by Tar zan one of his lions.
Barbra Streisand canceled a London appearance in Funny Girl for the second night due to an intestinal flu. Lisa Shane, Streisand's understudy, filled in again Friday night for her absence.
Cincinnati maid Mrs. Lillie Coulter seeks a $1000 loan from the city retirement system to fund her daughter Sylvia’s voice studies in Italy. The 47 year old mother, earning $700 weekly, says she wants her daughter to be heard and loved by audiences after two years at the Cincinnati College Conservatory and two years at Juilliard.
Mrs. Joan Berry a 34 year old Wyoming housewife led 51 contestants in the 28th annual Mrs. America pageant in San Diego. She won the first event lug gage packing as judges moved up the start with the day program.
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