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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1960
Page
3
Brigitte Bardot, the Paris actress under contract for another year, reportedly told friends she wants to leave cinema and return to life, selling antiques and jewels, to enjoy a quieter life while still young. She suggested she might profit by a brief farewell at the cinema.
Tryouts for Long Beach State College summer program are listed with dates and locations. The article notes upcoming sessions and identifies participating teams and organizers.
The Press-Telegram lists upcoming movie and drama schedules at Long pme theater. Features run with times and summer sessions, including six week courses and potential student casts, starting June 205 and running through summer.
In Poland, eighteen students aged 13 to 18, a teacher, and two boatmen died when a boat capsized on a swift river in the Dungjec Mountain region of southern Poland. The tragedy occurred Monday as the group traveled by boat during a school outing.
UPI reports Princess Grace of Monaco left the United States on Monday to return to her small Mediterranean principality. She had come to visit her ailing father, millionaire sportsman John B. Kelly.
Miss Leigh said she had not seen Olivier in three months but had come to London to discuss the divorce. She bought a ticket to the city for the talks, while lingering questions about their separation remained unresolved.
An apparent London briefing notes Earl Mountbatten, chief of the British defense staff, visiting the area today and discussing allied strategy with U S officials. The fragment suggests high level talks on defense matters amid ongoing postwar arrangements.
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