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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1964
Page
1
The Pentagon announced that Gen. Douglas MacArthur’s vow to return to the Philippines was officially established as saying I shall return. Early AP dispatches had quoted I will return, while later references favored I shall return as the historical record.
Television critic recalls Hollywood glamour and recalls past Oscar broadcasts as NBC and ABC plan the 36th annual telecast. Jack Lemmon to host with George Axelrod writing, one-at-a-time presenters, set by Jack Martin Smith, from Santa Monica Civic Auditorium.
tributes flowed nationwide after General MacArthur’s death with President Johnson ordering flags at half staff until his funeral. Former presidents Truman Hoover Eisenhower Nixon and Stevenson offered praise, calling him a great soldier patriot and defender of victory against communism.
A Chicago publisher touts a simple memory technique said to boost business and social influence by recalling everything seen heard or read. The publisher offers a free book Adventures in Memory by mail to Memory Studies 835 Diversey Parkway Dept 9264 Chicago Ill 60614 with no obligation.
Dallas reports preliminary plans for Jack Ruby to give a sworn deposition in Dallas to the Warren Commission and its general counsel J Lee Rankin. The commission already has a 40 page report of an interview with Ruby by two FBI agents.
In Elisabethville the UN said a drop of 100,000 leaflets urging renegade Katangese former gendarmes to surrender failed. Those who surrendered had no weapons or proof of ex-gendarme status.
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