02 Dec 1965
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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1965
Page
1
Marcello Mastroianni plans a Rome stage musical de Valentiio with him as the sole male in the cast. Fresh from The 10th Victim with Ursula Andress, he aims to open before Christmas in a song and dance treatment of the life of Valentina, the silent era star who died in 1926 at age 30.
Several hundred members of the Newark Teachers Union set up picket lines outside more than half the city’s public schools as Mayor Addonizio and NTU officials met overnight. Estimations show about 50 percent of Newark’s 4,000 teachers out today. The NTA seeks a new representation election to unseat the current bargaining group, while a court injunction bars public employees from striking.
Mary E. Kelley, widow of five, says she never knew of a court judgment that could force her to pay 740000 dollars for a 1958 crash. She contends lack of representation and revival of dormant suit led to the award in Queens Supreme Court. The case stretches back to 1958 when a car driven by her son damaged Salvatore Capossela’s home, leading to a default judgment and later settlement actions.
Three men robbed a Hancock Park couple in their home. They held Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Rinds at gunpoint and took a $9,000 ring along with other jewelry, furs, and $500 in cash. Rinds is a retired Vista rancher and head of the Philharmonic Artists Association.
Max Genet Ir, former director of the Oklahoma Department of Commerce and Industry, received a five year probation on Wednesday after pleading guilty to failing to file federal income tax returns. The misdemeanor charges cover non filing on more than 361 500 dollars in STOGR 64 income.
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Aver Lene and a street, with unclear context. The readable fragments imply a local note or notice referencing names and a place, but specifics remain unreadable.
Paris reports President De Gaulle, with Pompidou and Culture Minister Malraux, launching a campaign to curb English loanwords in French. The piece traces language history from Latin roots to English influence, noting future seminars in Quebec and calls for diplomats to use French in international talks.
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