Channel One apologizes over Kilgallen Who's My Line claim
New York November 26 1956 Channel One issued a formal apology for an error stating Dorothy Kilgallen could see through a mask on What's My Line It said no harm was meant and retracted the suggestion that producers Goodson Todman would deny and later admit such tactics Elvis Presley draws mixed reaction as Ed Sullivan Steve Allen ratings clash and public curiosity spurs discussion of his popularity Julie LaRosa introduces a new Polish song on Perry Como session and RCA Victor sets release dates Johnnie Ray marks 30th birthday
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Dorothy Kilgallen
Goodson
Todman
Julie LaRosa
Perry Como
Stasha Pandowski
Perry
RCA Victor
Television Listings for Cedar Rapids and Surrounding Areas
TV schedule rundown across KCRG WMT KWWL WHBF WOI WKBT WHO Des Moines stations. Programs include news weather sports movies plays and cartoons with multiple time slots from early morning to late night and listings for Cedar Rapids Ames Davenport La Crosse and Des Moines markets.
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Kcrg-Tv
Cedar Rapids
Wmt.-Tv
KWWL
Waterloo
Whbf-Tv
Rock Island
Woi-Tv
Ames
WOC
TYV
Davenport
WKBT
LaCrosse
Who.tv
Des Moines
Tex Beneke O
Morean
the Man's Family
Murrow
Renery
Robert Qa
Midwest
Amos
Gabriel Heatter
Ands
Quincy Howeevival
Idwest
Pietsch
Farmers News
Bob Graham
Kenny Charlie
Heaven
Chuck
Orceiver
Charlie's
Music Crier
Almanac
Marshal Ema
Fscort
Imanac
Marshal
Rovert & i. Er
Lewis
Eddie
Lews
Parm
Galen Drai
Sho
Monitor
Gosden
Esco
Ewe Ub
F Norte
Godfrey
U.N. Names Five for Probe of Hungary
The United Nations Assembly voted 59 to 8 with 10 abstentions to create a five nation watch dog committee to investigate Soviet actions in Hungary. Australia Ceylon Denmark Uruguay and Tunisia will lead the inquiry, which will interview Hungarian refugees in Austria and operate behind closed doors. Austria supported the move while Yemen South Africa and Hungary were absent.
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Tunisia
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Jordan
Saudi Arabia
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Syria
Afghanistan
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Red
Austria
Yemen
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Budapest
Camp Kilmer
N.J
Look at Ol Mac Harold Macmillan Becomes British Prime Minister
London AP reports aristocrat Harold Macmillan becomes Britain’s prime minister at Buckingham Palace. In a casual scene he greets Queen Elizabeth II, rides to Downing Street in an open front seat, with a cluttered morning suit and ash flecks. He is celebrated for his intellect, long career, and family lineage.
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Harold Macmillan
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Elizabeth II
Buckingham Palace
Ol’ Mac
Downing Street
Macmillan
Daniel
Scotland
Harold
Guards
France
Oslofjord capsized in drydock injuring eight crewmen
In Hoboken Norway's second largest ocean liner the Oslofjord tipped over during drydock operations. eight crewmen were injured as responders rushed to the scene.
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Hoboken
Norway
Oslofjord
Dennis McGuire Named Gazette Carrier of the Week
The Gazette praises Dennis McGuire a ninth grader from Immaculate Conception for exemplary service on his Third Avenue SE route. He delivers 80 Gazettes daily, a nine month tenure, and has earned subscriber praise for considerate extra steps to help readers with accessibility. He is the son of William and Mrs. Kennedy of 603 Cobban Court SE.
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Dennis
Dennis McGuire
Immaculate Conception
Third Avenue SE
Fourth
Tenth
William Kennedy
Cobban Court SE
Tito to visit United States likely in April
Washington AP report states Marshal Tito, Yugoslavia's Communist ruler, is expected to visit the United States perhaps in April amid congressional and Catholic protests. Officials say Eisenhower extended the invitation weeks ago through the Belgrade embassy. Plans call for a three day stay with talks with top U.S. officials and a tour of American cities.
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Mar‘shal Tito
Yugoslavia
U.S
Congress
Eisenhower
Belgrade
Tito
U. S
Notice of Probate of Hans T Hanson Will and Codicil
In Linn County Iowa the District Court will hear on January 14 1957 at Cedar Rapids the proof and admission to probate of the last will and codicil of Hans T Hanson deceased The instrument purporting to the will and codicil is to be examined for probate to be supervised by Clerk Fred W Hann attorney Jan. 1957.
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Linn County
Steck
Hans T. Hanson
Court House
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Cedar
Fred W. Hann
Notice of Administrator for Millard W Colson Estate
On January 10 1957 Millard E Colson was appointed and qualified as Administrator of the estate of Millard W Colson of Linn County Iowa deceased. Creditors and claimants are to make immediate payment or file authenticated claims in the Clerk of Linn County Iowa District Court. Claassen Kreuter Claassen and Ford are the attorneys for the administrator.
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Linn County
Millard W. Colson
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Millard E. Colson
Claassen, Kreuter
Claassen
Ford
Chicago plans 39 story office tower near Board of Trade
Chicago officials announced a 20 million dollar project to erect a 39 story office building just east of the 44 story Board of Trade tower the city’s tallest.
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Board of Trade
Motorist fined for speeding while coasting for gas rationing
London car driver claimed to save gasoline during rationing by coasting downhill and was fined 10 dollars after being observed speeding. The incident highlights wartime driving restrictions and enforcement.
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