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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1966
Page
2
Surrealist painter Salvador Dali proposed a United Nations commemorative envelope to mark the World Federation of U.N. Associations. The design features a five-continent portrayal with intertwined arms, a rose, and olive branches symbolizing international cooperation and growth.
Los Angeles actress Rita Hayworth seeks 400000 in damages alleging writer Joe Hyams violated a 1964 publication agreement for her life story In a filed complaint Hayworth says the article titled By Rita Hayworth was told to Joe Hyams appeared in The People and Hyams kept 20 percent of the proceeds She argues the issue violated her right to approve the article and share in the earnings.
Newark case recounts Edward Cleary, 22, taken in by Joseph Cobianchi, who kept $50,000 in an iron box. Cleary allegedly stole cash over months, spending on a house down payment, a vacation, a hi fi, a wedding ring, and more. Police recovered $34,000. rest unaccounted for. Cleary arrested on grand larceny and held pending trial.
Hollywood reports screenwriter and director Jean Renoir, 72, son of painter Pierre Auguste Renoir, admitted to Cedars of Lebanon Hospital for 7 to 10 days for tests and treatment. The native Parisian began his film career in 1929 and has produced work in both France and the United States.
Christine Keeler and her husband, married three months, face a split as she reveals pregnancy due July. The former sex symbol and her spouse seek a normal life away from publicity amid memories of the Profumo affair that toppled a wartime minister and shook British politics.
Mary Hemingway widow of Ernest Hemingway filed a suit in State Supreme Court to stop publication and sale of the book Papa Hemingway by A. E. Hotchner. She argues the manuscript contains her late husband’s literary matter she, as sole executor of the estate, must protect. The title risks competing with Hemingway works yielding about 200000 a year in royalties. Random House planned a March publication. Look Magazine reportedly paid 40000 for excerpts and Book of the Month Club planned a selection. A Jan 21 hearing could decide the fate of the dispute.
Listings from theater managers provide starting times for features in Long Beach venues. The garbled text lists films such as Zorta The ote Yas 5 Take Her Sets Mime and Man bo MG Ae with scattered timing fragments like 2:3 and other unreadable strings.
Louis Cohen 57 received a night to jail sentence and daily return to Lackawanna County Prison at 8 45 p m after pleading guilty last November to possessing and selling football lottery pools. Judge T Linus Hoban imposed the terms citing risk to his Taxicab Co and 35 employees.
ALAMEDA Mrs Edda Kelley Barker 72 died Friday. Her life was saved by a talkative parrot during the 1906 San Francisco earthquake when she was trapped under a collapsing brick tower. Daughter of a resident physician at Agnew State Hospital, Barker later became a radio pro who offered a different story of the era, while her husband S Leonard Barker, author of Mockingbird, supported education through the Beadle Bumble Fund.
A California woman, Mrs Reilly, reportedly vanished near Hong Kong on a trip that began in Bangkok. Officials would not confirm details. her estranged Detroit husband, Robert Reilly, said he has not seen her in six years. Boardinghouse servants near Sheungshui reported her arrival December 17.
Indio California. The Riverside County district attorney and Superior Court Judge Merrill Brown urged the California Adult Authority to give former actor Tom Neal the maximum 10 year sentence for involuntary manslaughter in the April 1, 1965, Palm Springs killing of his third wife. Neal, 53, was convicted last November after being accused of murder but sentenced to prison with objections to probation. The officials called the act a cold deliberate killing despite the jury verdict.
UPI reports Herman Rifkin a pioneer in motion picture distribution died Friday at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital. He was 81. Rifkin was badly burned in the Cocoanut Grove nightclub fire in Boston in 1942, which killed 491 people including his wife. A native of Russia, he began his first film distribution business in 1909 and later organized and directed several firms.
Patrick Flaherty, a patrolman, posed as James Bond to publicize the Philadelphia police recruitment drive. Flaherty rode a marked patrol car and spoke with applicants while posing as Bond, with four policewomen present for a staged greeting. He said the stunt served the department and its goals, and he accepted the role for the importance of recruitment.
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