Violence on TV fuels debate over kid safety
Hollywood critics and network officials debate the growing violence in television programs led by Batman and Westerns. They cite standards and practices, three‑yardstick tests for necessity and intensity, and note children may view thousands of hours of violence before adulthood while scientific effects remain unproven.
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Youth Admits Killing Father After LSD Use
In San Jose California deputies shot and wounded James Arthur Smith 20 after he rushed them with a knife and admitted he killed his father Elden Smith. He said he had stabbed his father to death and had been using LSD for months. Deputies found the elder Smith’s body in a car near the home Tuesday night.
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Jean Arthur to Return to Broadway in The Freaking Out
Jean Arthur returns to Broadway next season for a comedy set featuring drums in The Freaking Out of Stephanie Blake. The actress last appeared in 1950 in Peter Pan and will play a Midwestern woman entangled with a troupe during a Greenwich Village visit. Richard Chandler wrote the play and assists Cheryl Crawford, who will sponsor the production.
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