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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1967
Page
1
UPI reports U.S. District Judge Bernard M. Decker issued a temporary injunction against the Chicago Motion Picture Censorship board, ruling the city cannot ban showing the film Ulysses. The ruling prevents enforcement while the case proceeds.
Hollywood singer Gary Lewis, 21, wed Jinky Suzara, 22, in a Roman Catholic ceremony at St Paul Apostle Church Westwood. The couple, met in the Philippines, plan a delayed honeymoon after his Fort Ord leave. Gary’s earnings and army posting shape their future as Jinky joins him near his next base.
Los Angeles report says singer Nelson Eddy's widow, Mrs Ann Eddy, is the chief beneficiary of an estate around 500000. The will filed in Superior Court sets up a trust for Mrs Eddy with a guaranteed minimum monthly income of 2000. Eddy, 65, died in Miami Beach after collapsing during a performance the prior day.
Svetlana Allilueva, also known as Svetlana Stalin, arrived in Geneva with Swiss police escort after a secret journey from Moscow via Rome and New Delhi aboard a state airliner. Swiss authorities announced she sought a temporary stay in Switzerland, denying active political involvement. Her son Joseph Morazov said she planned not to return to Moscow, amid reports of political asylum and safety concerns in the Soviet Union.
A Huntington Beach house fire killed Jane Karn 20 and her date Campbell following a party. Witness Young said he heard a tape and saw flames after returning to the upstairs area. he and Karn escaped to a neighbor’s roof but the home was destroyed, valued at 15000, as six fire units fought the blaze starting in the downstairs living room.
Beverly J. Brody amends her divorce suit against attorney Samuel Brody and Jayne Mansfield to accuse the actress of adultery with Brody. The court approved filing the amended complaint naming Mansfield, her estranged husband Matt Cimber, and others as co-defendants in the $60,000 damage suit.
Whitewater State University faculty and students staged a protest over alleged censorship by burning six art pieces in front of the exhibit hall. Miss Leanne Shreves and others removed works amid faculty pressure. a rubber sculpture was presented to symbolize the event as 900 onlookers watched. The broader campus topic tied to free speech and disputes over sexual subject matter.
The San Francisco Mint will shut down today for an official audit and installation of new security devices after four employees were indicted on charges of taking coins. Director Eve Adams said thefts, if any, could be detected by weighing metal versus produced coins and scraps. the tally, ordered by Washington, is normally done each June.
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