Whispering Smith malfunctions as TV idea meets juvenile study
United Press International reports on Richard Lewis the creator of Whispering Smith whose fusion of western and detective formats debuts on NBC. A Senate juvenile delinquency subcommittee reviews the program and questions ethics and violence including a proposed five lash penalty.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Juvenile Delinquency Subcommittee
Richard Lewis
Lewis
Whispering Smith
NBC
Recovery program expands seven new Air Reserve groups
CONAC plans for July add 75 Recovery groups and 19 percent recovery squadrons to reach 82 groups in total, forming a 33 000 person unit under the New Recovery program. The effort includes training for mobilization needs and integration of non prior service airmen starting in Fiscal Year 1963.
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Air Reserve
82 Air Reserve Center
USAF
Edgar L. Pewitt
Air Force Reserve Sector
Col Hardin
Ritur L. Quicksall, Jr
Gready
Andy Rogers
Will Ehrle
AWOL two youths linked to multiple killings
AWOL soldiers A Whitaker and associates pursued a string of robberies and deadly assaults across several states. Victims included Al fred E. Reed, Martin Drenovac, Otto Ziegler, and Rachel Moyer. The FBI noted limited stolen amounts and pending exact totals.
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Alfred E. Reed
Chain-of-Rocks
Bridge
Tll
Martin Drenovac
Wallace
Kansas
Otto Ziegler
Rachel Mavian Moyer
Craig
Colo
California
Florida
Ft. Benning
Latham
Ft. Hood
FBI
Blaylock
Four- Continued From Page One history at Niagara
In 1912 three men landed near Chippewa Ont. Captain Lawrence McGinn, operations head for Maid Of The Mist, retrieved the hull of a fiberglass boat thought to be Pink Lady. Four cushions a water jug life belts and a gasoline tank were found beneath the cataracts. The tragedy opened the season at the falls and was deemed the worst. A natural ice bridge gave way under weight, killing the casualties.
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Ont
Lawrence McGinn
Maid of the Mist Corp
Coastal Texas Drenched by Heavy Rain Across Gulf Coast
Weather Bureau reports eight inches in 24 hours at Port Lavaca Port O Connor and five and a half inches in less than three hours at Freeport. Flooding hit low areas with two and a half feet of water, while tides rose one to two feet. Darkness and reduced visibility followed as showers spread inland from Houston to Corpus Christi. Victoria game postponed. Temperatures ranged 103 at Presidio to 79 at Galveston. Dalhart hit 9 degrees.
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Weather Bureau
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Victoria
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Dalhart
Officials flag mixup upends Jersey City visit
During a visit by Mayor Leonard H. Peters of Berger-op-Zoom, city officials raised The Netherlands flag at City Hall but reportedly---afterward whispered that the flag was upside down. The moment embarrassed local officials and drew notes from Peters.
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Netherlands
Leonard H. Peters
Berger-op-Zoom
City Hall
Peters
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