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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1967
Page
17
The Roman clinic treating actress Sophia Juren reported her condition is absolutely satisfactory after a miscarriage. She had a restful night, left bed this morning, and is expected to leave early next week for a 15 day rest in Bergen stock Switzerland. The actress is deeply saddened by the loss.
Hope remarks that U S and allied troops face morale strain over Haiphong shipping. He cites reports of civilian casualties and torture in South Vietnam, stresses a strong stance against Communists, and comments on draft card burning and care packages for soldiers.
Moscow report says Yura Taréev, a four-foot-tall six-year-old from Kamenka, easily presses 44-pound weights. Tass notes he weighs 121 pounds and is the envy of children in the kindergarten. Doctors say he develops normally in all respects.
A Latin school stage adaptation of West Side is described with students at Overlea High School performing a Roman themed piece. The article notes Lewis Sablosky, a pioneer in story and film, affiliated with Pins National Pictures and credited with discovering act through the musical in Latin. He died Friday.
Show Times The musical based on conflict between Ien aged Here are starting times for performances in New York's West Side and in Long Beach. The production credits theater manager and cast members including names like Roman Delin and Palacetars.
The actors were Latin students with Anthony F Capezio noting students from 10 departments built the scenery costumes music and promotion though they could not understand the production words Capezio has used conversational teaching methods for the language.
A chaotic Saigon dispatch describes camp show singer Mildred Harrison, an American, detained in Vietnam on December 26 after customs found only $50 declared. amid rumors of Mao era power struggles, Chiang Ching is alleged to influence Red Guards while she faces possible prison. In Los Angeles, film photographer Karl Freund’s home burns, killing his wife Gertrude Freund and injuring him. investigators cite $100,000 damage and flames reportedly confined to the front portion of the house.
The Rodgers and Hammerstein musical The Sound of Music ends its Palace Theatre run in London after 2485 performances spanning nearly six years. Critics panned the opening, yet three million people saw it and box office topped $5.6 million.
In New York a candle lit Imperial Ball at the Americana Hotel drew several hundred guests for the seventh annual Quadrille Ball. The event, sponsored by the Germanic Society of America Columbia University and the Institute of International Education, raised more than 300000 dollars for a scholarship fund supporting American and German graduate students.
Fragmentary notice indicates buyers for pine wood or related tune items respond to contact via phone number 2 5958. Readable fragments suggest sales inquiry but no clear party names or location.
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