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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1956
Page
7
A reader asks about nose realignment and the advisability of plastic surgery for a long broken nose. The doctor notes results vary, with emotional factors and patient patience. outlines risks, costs, and the need for expert, cautious treatment.
A shaggy Lhasa Apso is described as a rare Tibetan terrier with unusually dense hair. Despite about 10 inches in height, the dog carries enough fur to rival a Saint Bernard in volume.
A field report describes astronomers observing a cold front at night from a weather lab. Clouds gather, a rain system, a double rainbow, and a dramatic wind shift precede a sharp 26 degree temperature drop. The frost follows two nights later, whitening car tops while trees remain mostly unscathed. Prof Selby Maxwell invites readers to request star based time-telling guidance.
Grace Kelly, Joanne Woodward, and others shape a trend as actresses mimic a poised “lady” image. Woodward warns of technique demands while noting talent as key, and a crowded field in New York and Hollywood. Quiz Kids host Kliston Fadiman laments fewer girl contestants. Tad Fedderson’s wife Tide makes guest appearances in her husband’s shows.
The Hollywood TV scene roasts Milton Berle as critics pan his season. Berle jokes that critics repeat old phrases and wonders if two weeks of reform will help. He notes his seven year move to Hollywood and his 366th five hour show soon. He says next year he may do four shows to improve odds of kindness. The piece also mentions Ozzie and Harriet shifting to location filming, Tom D Antonio back with The Life of Riley, and Macdonald Carey with 56 TV appearances.
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