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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1956
Page
1
Laurie Van Dyke surveys the eight married students across Cedar Rapids high schools noting variegated policies. Some schools encourage continued study while considering practicality and finances, with counselors guiding married students through coursework and graduation plans.
Clyde Parker, superintendent of Cedar Rapids schools, will speak to the Cedar Rapids Engineers club Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. in the Montrose hotel. He will discuss the public school system with emphasis on preparing students for engineering. Parker became superintendent in 1946 after posts in Huntingburg Washington Ind and Moline. Officers will be elected at the meeting. Sandy Wirth, Baton Twirler and dancer, is featured every Sunday on Super Circus at 4:00 p.m. on Channel 9.
Moscow reports Russia plans a nuclear powered icebreaker in the sixth five year plan to open the northeast sea route to the Pacific coast. The icebreaker will carry a 44 000 horsepower engine and 16 000 ton displacement and use minimal uranium fuel. It aims to make Murmansk Vladivostok passages year round, cutting distances from 13 264 miles to 6 833.
The Gazette presents a weekly summary of Communist party line aims from official Red publications. It notes United Front tactics, urging unity with non-Communists to forge diverse political action and to check sworn opponents of Geneva. It highlights agitation cloaked in non Communist groups and cites Khrushchev’s push for popular fronts.
The Freedoms Foundation awards face Communist abuse for recognizing I Led Three Lives, a TV series about ex FBI undercover agent Herbert Philbrick. Reds launch protests to pull the program from U.S. and English airwaves as Cold War tensions color cultural exchanges. Ted Mack's Amateur Hour runs a half hour earlier at Sunday 8:00.
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