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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1958
Page
2
In Rangoon Burma trombonist Jack Teagarden and his group were named honorary tenderfeet by President U Win Maung. The ceremony marked a rare honor, with the president noting it surpassed recognitions given to Nixon and Adlai Stevenson.
Martha Raye, 42, wed Robert O'Shea, 31, her bodyguard and former Westport police officer, in a private ceremony attended by a few officials and friends including Mayor Hannibal. The event followed a lengthy alienation suit by O'Shea’s wife, settled for $20,000 in 1956, amid a flurry of photographers and show business guests.
The Santa Muruua superior court no longer regards actress Joan Fontaine as being involved in the matter. The ruling ends the case with no proceeding forthcoming against Fontaine.
Actress Debbie Dozier, daughter of William Dozier, is said to be recovering after a slight stroke at a Los Angeles hospital. Court actions over custody between Dozier and Fontaine were reportedly dropped. the hospital spokesman noted she is progressing and singing in her room.
Opera world reacts as Maria Meneghini Callas is fired from the Metropolitan Opera after a backstage dispute over Medea. Leonie Rysanek, already with the San Francisco Opera, is engaged by the Met to replace her, prompting varied responses from critics, managers, and rival companies in New York, Dallas, and Miami about future engagements and season plans.
Washington based film crew led by actor Jim Stewart and director Mervyn LeRoy toured the FBI headquarters during the shooting of The FBI Story. About 65 crew members, in yellow IDs, filmed in sensitive areas including the file room while FBI agents advised on gun handling and secrecy.
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