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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1956
Page
5
ABC's Ollie Treyz outlines a future targeting postwar families and young marrieds with adventure and live dramatic offerings. He notes advertisers will follow these viewers, shaping a slate that includes Disney features and a big league variety show, while Ray Bolger discusses stage presence and staying informed.
A teacher urges students to practice the actions they intend to perform, emphasizing preparation as essential to successful implementation of plans and goals. The remark underscores consistent effort and self discipline as keys to achievement.
Algerian rebel chief Adjoul Adjou Morales, who led units in the Aures mountains near the Tunisian border, surrendered to French forces. The French command quoted him urging other rebels to surrender, calling the fighting against France unprofitable.
New York traffic courts have collected 10 million dollars in fines so far this year. The AP reports steady collections across urban districts and municipal courts.
A local clockmaker Moe Clock unveils a new Musical Clock tile display. The item features precise chimes and decorative tile work aimed at collectors and hobbyists.
Linn county observes National Retarded Children's week. 11 precinct lieutenants named to support Cedar Rapids programs. Chairman Carley Pisel urged acceptance and action to help mentally retarded children and adults gain confidence, noting a $6,500 campaign goal for ongoing services and projects.
Mrs Wilma Grimm and ten other Alpha Xi chapter members of the Epsilon Sigma Alpha business women’s sorority will assist operations in the 21st precinct. The list names Mrs Ed Oltmann 13 and Mrs Irving Dono hoe 14 among the volunteers for the assignment.
Actress Joanne Dru filed for divorce on Monday after denying months ago that her husband John Ireland caused her two black eyes.
A funeral home in Paterson New Jersey acted as a substitute polling place after fire damaged a school used for voting. The switch affected voters in the area and disrupted usual polling procedures temporarily.
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