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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1967
Page
2
The Long Beach theaters list show times for Daisy Clover and other features. Listings include venues such as BES Thrill u Pare 348 and Towne vasa with various screening times and additional notes on seats and accessibility.
Alexandria sculptress Jimilu Mason recalls how her portraits of President Johnson earned him a sit for the bust after he became Senate Democratic leader. She notes a few long sessions and Johnson’s initial dissatisfaction before the likeness was approved. Karl Schuricht, famed conductor, dies at 86 in Vevey, Switzerland, after a storied career directing major orchestras.
An 11 year old son of a Texas ranch owner was injured when struck by a car while crossing a street. The incident occurred as comedian Alan King’s portrait was unveiled for the board in Green Neck New York, with Hurd noting the event coincided with the boy’s injury and a prior unrelated incident.
Comsat announced a Pacific communications satellite, built for a stationary orbit, will launch from Cape Kennedy Wednesday. The project is managed by Comsat for the International Telecommunications Satellite Consortium with NASA funding of 3.5 million dollars.
The entire Italian peninsula saw freezing temperatures today marking the first winter cold spell. Rome reported snowfall as the cold front extended from the north.
Rumors claim Frank Sinatra and Mia Farrow secretly entered Acapulco during year end holidays despite a prior enter ban tied to his film Marriage on the Rocks. Mexican authorities maintained the ban though possibilities of reentry under an apology were noted, while friends disputed the reports.
A 225-pound pig escaped a market truck in Deas Island tunnel Vancouver and caused a huge traffic jam Friday. Motorists, two highway patrolmen and a Royal Canadian Mounted Police officer cornered and tackled the animal after a wild chase through snarled lanes.
A fractured OCR fragment offers a jumble of clues ranging from foods and animals to mythological figures and instruments. It appears as a chaotic word puzzle list with partial entries and stray letters across many lines.
Saigon arrival of Glenn Ford on three days active duty as a Naval Reserve commander to make a documentary about the Marines civic action and pacification programs. He will spend a few days in Saigon then join Da Nang for further orders and possible classified tasks.
A spark from a sewer power line ignited gasoline and triggered an explosion that destroyed a third of St Paul’s Yellow Cab fleet near the old post office garage late Friday. Police and firefighters investigated the blaze and assessed damage to dozens of cabs.
Eduard Rushitt director of the Moscow State Circus disappeared during a West Germany tour in Nuernberg. He was last seen Thursday requesting hospital treatment for a stomach ailment but a hospital check showed no record of admission. Officials from the Soviet embassy reportedly questioned troupe members amid disappearance rumors.
Los Angeles UP I reports actor George Sanders testified at a bankruptcy hearing that he received no residuals from old movies shown on TV. Sanders filed Oct 27 claiming 360000 loss in a defunct British sausage firm Cadco. He accused Dennis Lorraine and Thomas Roe of misappropriating funds. Lorraine was convicted last year in a bogus currency case. Sanders said he earns no residuals, while his wife Betia Hume lost 140000 in the venture. He wore a mustache and goatee for a Broadway show opening in Houston called Sherry.
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