Directors Fired as Communist Questions Hit TV Show
The director of the quiz show Twenty-One, Charles Dubin, was fired after refusing to disclose past Communist ties to the House Un-American Activities Committee. NBC barred him from facilities and producers followed suit, jeopardizing his Dinah Shore Show deal. Conductor Arthur Lief of the Moiseyev Ballet invoked the First and Fifth Amendments amid similar inquiries.
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Dud Dynamite Stick Backfires
Three 19 year old college students in Santa Monica were sentenced to 30 days in jail after pleading guilty to a misdemeanor assault for throwing a lit dynamite stick at Jerry Armstrong 22 last March 2. The explosive failed to detonate due to a defective fuse.
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Explosion Burns Phoenix Boy 14
A 14 year old Phoenix boy named Tommy Lynch was burned in an explosion after pouring chemicals into a cardboard tube. He suffered burns to the face arm and leg and was hospitalized at Good Samaritan Hospital.
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