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Council of 4 to Rule Tel Aviv; Dizengoff Leaving to Recuperate

April 5, 1936
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Following announcement by 75-year-old Mayor Dizengoff that he was leaving office to recuperate from a recent illness, the Municipal Council today abolished the praesidium and elected in its place a council of four to rule the city.

Two laborites and two centrists were named to the council. Israel Rokach was named acting mayor.

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