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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1967
Page
9
Seven persons died and two were injured in a highway wreck on US 80 near the Pearlington community Mississippi according to the state highway patrol. The crash occurred in rainy conditions on the stretch south of Bay St. Louis. Authorities continued to investigate the scene and identify victims.
A reader questions who gets credit and payments for Petula Clark singing the song The Beat Goes On used in Plymouth commercial spots. The note mentions Sonny Bono as author of the original rock tune and clarifies Bono and Cher’s pop hits. A Long Beach traffic report inquiry details a diagonal street project and contact for interview with traffic officers, while city engineer Jess Gilkerson says the six lane boulevard project is half done and due by Christmas.
Teen Action Line offers audience guidance and problem solving. Readers can write TEEN ACTION LINE Box 230 Long Beach California 90801 for inquiries and assistance during listed hours 9 am to 1 pm and 5 pm to 9 pm Monday through Friday.
A Stuntmen's Association spokesman explains that formal training is unnecessary for a stunt career. Physical fitness, acrobatic ability, willingness to endure knocks, and a Screen Actors Guild card are key. Guild eligibility requires a producer-requested four day job and self-made industry contacts. Pay starts at 112 dollars per day. For info write to P O Box 46461 Cole Branch Los Angeles.
A reader criticizes the college for a spectacular homecoming performance that received little spectator appreciation. The band choir and cheerleaders delivered a precision program, yet thousands waited for gates to reopen, showing a perceived lack of support for local colleges.
Yale University officials confirmed four rare Chinese porcelain vases valued at more than 000 have been stolen from the Peabody Museum of Natural History. The objects, dating from 1662, had been reported missing in September, with initial uncertainty over theft versus misplacement.
A vivid letter from T D Seal Beach questions Miss H C’s complaint about boys rudeness and asks about girls who neglect hygiene, whisper in school, and gather in mobs. He defends most girls but condemns noisy, unseemly behavior and notes liking many girls while wearing shades.
CAPE KENNEDY UP I preparations for next week's unmanned Saturn 5 moon rocket debut slid behind schedule on Wednesday. A space agency spokesman said the mission Apollo 4 remained tentatively aimed at Tuesday with a revised target date to be decided today.
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