Television Sparks Family Discord in Humorous Parody
A family debates watching TV versus radio as anger and humor rise over channel choices. The husband and wife clash over baseball, crossbar humor, and murder mysteries while their child Interjects, hoping for Bing Crossbar. the scene ends with regrets for missing both.
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Prof. Masterton
Masterton
Junior
Channel Six
Bing
Madre
Feller
Padre
Chicago
Pat Seerey
Pop
Mother
Father
Bing Crossbar
Fat Man
How Far Left Is Qut by Jerry Dantzic
A critical column arguing about the American Newspaper Guild’s stance on firing a Washington Star reporter for Communist ties. It contrasts recent Guild rulings with editorial cautions about universal free expression and warns against suppressing ideas at home or abroad. The piece links to historical precedents and cautions against restricting press and speech.
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American Newspaper Guild
Washington, D. C
Washington
Guild
San Francisco
A.B.J
Adolph Hitler
Reichstag
Washington Star
Campus Clocks Cookoo Some Fast Some Slow
Chronicle of campus clocks showing wide discrepancies as students debate time. The journalism office and Stater office clocks differ by minutes, while university clocks buzz without striking. Electrical clocks jerk and slow, causing widespread lateness and student frustration.
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Campus
North Hall
Dhat
VA rule extends GI Bill benefits to month of withdrawal
Veterans withdrawing from school before quarter end will have training entitlement and subsistence allowance extended to the month’s end. If the quarter ends earlier, extension stops then. Beneficiaries must repay tuition paid by VA for any period not attended.
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William Girgash
Veterans Administration
Columbus
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