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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1966
Page
2
Louis Jr appeared dizzy and fell ill in Las Vegas. Miss Maione checked his temperature, sought a doctor, and after a virus diagnosis the child received a shot and was later revived following mouth-to-mouth resuscitation. The doctor believes Maione's actions may have saved the boy's life.
A Tokyo newspaper reports the discovery of what is believed to be Chopin's original Mazurka in C major Opus 33 No.3. The widow of Japanese aristocrat Toshinari Maeda says her husband bought the score at a Berlin auction on May 28, 1990. Masahiko Sato of the Japanese Chopin Society questions authenticity but plans to inform the Chopin Society in Warsaw. The Mazurka was composed in 1837 38 and published in 1838, dedicating to Countess Mostkowska.
Mike Connolly, 54, long time columnist for the Hollywood Reporter, a film newspaper, died Friday after heart surgery at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota, three weeks ago. His column was re distributed to about 200 newspapers nationwide.
A March petition by 63 Moscow writers, including T. Flemingburg, urged as surety for Andrei Sinyavsky and Yuli Daniel, warning that their trials would set a dangerous precedent. The two, writing under Abramt Teriz and Nikolai Arzhak, face prison terms of seven and five years respectively, with reports of deteriorating conditions in labor camps. The petition, sent to the 23rd Congress of the Soviet Communist Party and other authorities, was not published in the Soviet Union and details are from Harper & Row and Harvill Press releases.
Theater managers present start times and titles for multiple features in Long Beach venues. Listings include operate shows such as Kaleidoscene and The Purple Gang, with start times ranging from early afternoon to late night and notes on earlier evening screenings.
London report recalls Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip marking their nineteenth wedding anniversary at Westminster Abbey. The couple shared a simple breakfast on the morning of the anniversary, then attended a private observance with family and aides, reflecting on their long marriage and royal duties.
The Spanish delegation pulled out of the ninth Acapulco Film Festival after the Spanish flag was not flown with others at Fort of San Diego. The press office blamed the lack of official invitation by the Mexican government. David Jato said Spain would return to Madrid, with Spanish films registered for the review to be shown next week. The entries include Laura's La Caza and Orson Kelles Campanas de Media Noche.
The celestial fantasy theme drew 1,000 attendees at the annual Artists Models Ball in New York. Venus and Jupiter appeared as guests. performers Joey Heatherton and Darren Me ment attended. costumes ranged from polar bears to topless bathing-suits as Mildred and Clare Wallick won for a cloud costume with blinking lights.
The largest Picasso retrospective ever assembled opens in Paris. Pablo Picasso, 45, did not attend the opening at the exhibition which features nearly 800 works across paintings drawings sculptures and ceramics. The show spans 70 years and is insured for 66 million dollars with many pieces borrowed from museums worldwide.
Verdi Falstaff at the opera house adds a crutch gag as Federend Davis, the Falstaff’s lively companion Pisinla, breaks his left foot in rehearsal. He performed on stage hobbling with a cast. Ravin improvised gags to maintain the scene amid the audience’s laughter.
The Las Vegas revue Vive les Girls played Melodyland in Anaheim drawing a late night and midnight shows amid protests from the City Council. Officials warned of possible revocation of the venue’s use permit and marquee permissions over the show’s topless costumes.
State superintendent Max Rafferty announced at a Claremont conference that his department will closely cooperate with Governor Reagan after Reagan takes office. He noted changes for January with leaders Braden and Norris likely to pursue new fields, and criticized Berkeley’s image and California math teaching as needing a different approach if test scores keep dropping.
Los Angeles report says Jack Morgan Main, 33, a former autopsy assistant photographer, was arrested in Sylmar on felony charges for removing pituitary lands from cadavers and selling parts for one dollar each. He faces up to five years if convicted under the health and safety code.
In San Francisco UPI reports an audit for Sperry & Hutchinson Co. finds eighty five percent of the 38 million U.S. households save by trading stamps. The audit notes one percent of West families participate.
UC President Clark Kerr called Governor Reagan’s bid to probe the University of California a partisan proposal from a partisan campaign. Kerr noted meetings on Berkeley campus could draw attendance but warned about demonstrations. He declined to discuss a student draft grade disclosure without permission and urged regents to approve higher salaries and benefits to lure top faculty amid competing institutions. Governor Brown and Lt. Gov. Anderson also urged regents to oppose any vision restricting the university.
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