27 Dec 1956
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Newspaper
Corona Daily Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1956
Page
1
Evening programs list across networks with David Niven Dinah Shore and Lone Ranger in schedule. Includes Name That Tune Hall of Stars and Ozark Jubilee with various time slots and channel mappings.
A garbled table lists a daily television lineup with show titles and times from morning through afternoon. Programs include The Guiding Light, Secret Storm, Edge of Night, and Garry Moore among others, reflecting a mid-century broadcast grid across multiple channels.
A detailed listing of radio programs for Thursday evening into midnight, detailing time slots and network assignments across KABC KFI KHJ KNX KEI ENX and others. It includes news weather sports and entertainment segments with various hosts and programs throughout the night.
A fragmented radio listing shows hourly program blocks and call letters for stations such as KNX KHJ KABC KFI and others. Names like Jack Wagner Nora Drake and Hank Simmy appear among a dense grid of show titles and times.
The Circle City Racing Assn stages a TO-event jalopy program at San Bernardino's Orange Show Stadium with time trials at noon and races starting at 2 PM. Winners include Clegg in a Class A semi and trophy dash, with Valli Bengelauf and Johanson notable in the main event. fastest qualifying time reached 19.39 seconds by Johanson.
Deputy District Attorney Clause Brown states Hewicker will not be required to be present at the show cause order hearing. News notes also mention KWIZ appeals to Governor Knight for a holiday traffic emergency and a deportation ruling involving Frank Bonetti.
Butcher and former World War II Naval Aide to President Eisenhower says he now owns a copyright on the radio program titled free speech after a White House visit. He grins that the President loves the idea.
Actress Jeanne Crain rejects marriage plans with millionaire Homer Rhoads amid his claim of being assaulted by her former husband Paul Brinkman. Rhoads alleges the incident occurred, drawing attention to the dispute.
Mrs Edward G Robinson, former wife of the actor, frightened off a bandit who robbed the clerk at the Beverly Comstock apartments. She entered the lobby just after the gunman took 79 a wrist watch and airing from Clerk Stephen Driver, and the bandit fled when he saw her.
Reese H. Taylor, chairman of the Union Oil Company board, is named chairman of the California Heart Fund campaign launching in February. The appointment places a prominent industry leader at the helm of nonprofit fundraising efforts for heart disease research and public education in the state.
Washington report notes 1956 as one of the busiest and safest years for U.S. commercial aviation. Acting Administrator James Pyle cites 45,860,000 passengers carried, a 1 percent rise from 1955, with 0.62 fatalities per 100 million passenger miles versus 0.76 in 1955.
A Cairo policeman found two Civil War papers in a doorway near General Grant’s headquarters on Ohio Street. The ordnance shipment notices from Louisville to Cairo dated October 3 and 4, 1865 were handed to the Cairo Historical Society.
A rare arment cowbird arrived at the National Zoo from Colombian jungles. Officials note the bird is so uncommon that they question who Arment was, and remark the species has not been seen since 1866.
Beatrice Winn and Lucille Whisem face kidnapping charges in the Ruth Latham case. San Diego Superior Judge John A Hewicker delayed proceedings to January 3 and was ordered by the Fourth District Court of Appeals to show cause regarding newsman access for shorthand reporting.
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