Disturbed Women Find Release Through Ballet Therapy
Rosalind de Mille, reborn as a teacher, treats psychologically disturbed women via dance therapy at a Hollywood studio. She and her students use movement to express inner states, aiming to help them “come out of themselves.” De Mille, ex actress and USC graduate, balances this with roles as choreographer and instructor at Long Beach State College and USC, while pursuing a doctorate in the still largely uncharted field.
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Rosalind de Mille
Cecille Mille
United States
Europe
LBSC
USC
de Mille
Richard
Judge Aids Bandit Who Repaid Debt
In Phoenix, Superior Court Judge Henry Stevens dismissed a robbery charge against Paul Raymond Lacross, 22, from Scottsdale, who admitted the Dec 8, 1961 theft using a bottle as a weapon to steal $120. He repaid the money after three paychecks and surrendered. the judge said justice does not require a felony conviction. The county attorney had refused to reduce the charge to grand theft, with Deputy Atty. Joe Shaw vowing to pursue the matter further.
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Phoenix
Superior Court
Henry Stevens
Stevens
Paul Raymond Lacross
Scottsdale
Lacross
Joe Shaw
Arizona Supreme Court
Radio Speeds Parking at Sears Store Long Beach
Sears Long Beach uses walkie talkie radios among 10 parking attendants to rapidly guide customers to open spaces. Manager Charles Teed says the system, aimed at easing holiday rush, may become a permanent solution to the store’s parking problem.
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Sears, Roebuck
Long Beach
Charles Teed
Teed
JFK Orders 24 Hour Guard for Mona Lisa Tour
President Kennedy directs the Secret Service to guard Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa for the full US stopover, with John Campion leading protection from New York Harbor to the National Gallery of Art in Washington. The painting travels aboard the SS France with six French visitors and enters free through New York customs. It will be shown for three weeks in Washington and at the Metropolitan Museum in New York.
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Nassau
Bahamas
UPI
Kennedy
Secret Service
United States
White House
John Campion
Aew York Harbor
France
New York
National Gallery of Art
Washington
Leonardo da Vinci
Metropolitan Museum
Southland Doctor Praises Dancing Mission for Therapy
Mrs De Mille says rhythmic movement aids psychotherapy by making patients more receptive. She notes dancing helps treat illness by boosting security and helping patients discover their potential.
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Southland
Texas adopts new formula to regulate oil output
The Texas Railroad Commission approves a flexible proration method for January allowing 26 percent of total potential production, up from 25.8 percent. Chairman W J Murray says the change permits setting daily allowables on a fractional day basis and reflects a shift from the fixed eight day percentage system. The action aims to moderate statewide oil output without major disruption.
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Austin
Tex
State Railroad Commission
Long Beach
BURK
Long Seach
Texas Oil Wells
Ing
Idean & Hoffman
Commission
W. J. Murray
Dooley
Murray
Ex-Okla School Aids in Surplus Fraud Case
Two ex Oklahoma school officials and an aide surrendered as indictments were filed charging three counts each of embezzlement and a conspiracy to defraud Tulsa schools. Bewley and Willard Cunningham with son Robert Cunningham appeared with lawyers amid related charges linked to federal surplus property sales to the Tulsa school district. Bewley formerly faced embezzlement charges tied to a scrap metal sale and was dismissed from his post.
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Tulsa
Okla
UWA
Pete) Bewley
Cunningham
Willard Cunningham
Robert
Tahlequah
Cunninghams
Bewley
Eldon Boyer
State ‘Surplus Property Agency
Oklahoma City
The Country Parson Defeat quotes on breaking a colt to success
A quotation from The Country Parson proclaims defeat can begin success as a colt is not useful until broken, capturing a horse trainer’s mindset about persistence and progress.
Long Beach Bridge Tourney Announces Holiday Championship
The Fifth annual Long Beach sectional bridge tournament will be held December 28 to January 1 at the Lafayette Hotel, sponsored by the Long Beach Chapter of the American Contract Bridge League. Robert Sterett heads the committee with Jim Chambers as tournament director and Marshall Ketchum as tournament manager, plus a New Year’s Eve party featuring games and favors.
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Long Beach
Bridge League
Lafayette
Pague
Robert Sterett
Jim Chambers
Marshall Ketchum
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Ward
Pacific Age
Zody
Woodruff
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Woodruff Ave
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