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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1959

Page

3

Quiz Shows Probe Nears End As FTC Testifies

FTC officials testify as the probe into televised quiz shows nears conclusion. Charles Van Doren’s testimony status remains unclear amid claims of rigging by some contestants. Church leaders condemn the industry for prioritizing ratings over ethics while network reps defend Integrity of past quizzes.

Washington Federal Trade Commission FTC Charles van Doren House Legislative Oversight Subcommittee Oren Harris D-Ark van Doren Lawrence McMaster Jr New York Department of Radio and Television United Presbyterian Church U.S.A Federal Communications Commission Mutual Broadcasting System Mutual FCC John Doerfer Robert W. Lishman Subcommittee Doerfer

Vision Fails To Appear Atop Ghetto Church

Tens of thousands gathered around St Augustines on the War saw ghetto fringe to glimpse a luminous figure atop the church steeple for three nights but no sighting occurred. Some call it moonlight reflection. diplomats and others back the miracle claim. Governor G Menen Williams and wife joined the crowds. Priests urged caution and did not comment officially.

Warsaw Warsaw Ghetto St.Augustine’s G. Menen Williams Michigan St. Augusites Officine

No Candidate Johnson Repeats No Presidential Bid

Senate Majority Leader Lyndon B. Johnson says he would look at a 1960 nomination if the Democratic National Convention chose him but does not anticipate being a candidate. Johnson spoke on Face the Nation, reiterating he has told everyone he is not a candidate and does not intend to be one.

Washington Senate Lyndon B. Johnson Texas Johnson

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