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3-4 a THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER. WEDNESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 10. 1965 rv-Grim Report Presented on Justice Gone Astray AUVERTlSbMEKT "Bad Breath Largest sellinf Charcoal Comp. tablet Sweetens Mouth-StomacK in Minutes or your 43 bach it druegist.

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"To work Huntley noted, and miscarriages! kia as Exhibits A and that'ers Russia, China and the West By HARRY HARRIS Of The Inquirer Staff sequences of events that had! The resulted in their being unjustly i U. S. jailed for as Ions as 17 vears.lwell." "ulcu- uHof justice, are often the 7T A I -switching over Russian nntniAa pro- K.9PTTF! it tit 1 TllPSriaV'S! ranant Ave.tvir.iA MnnlinnAl cni eit Lf -NBC White Paper," "Os-was the case of George Whit-with the pursuit of truth." iquence of pubLe lmPat'ence and uin js great homogenized: test from agriculture to indus- wald and the Law," dealt only more. 20. charged with the The fallacy of "the presumD- pressure to clear up a case.

mass" is in error. try. is enjoying a boom. briefly with the man adjudged innocence." Although! stalin lost Yugoslavia; VcnoswvaKia, aepenaent on murders of New York career'tion of eirls Janice Wilev and Emilvlthe U.S President John F. Kennedy's system holds that nP, wiwccn uie lueais we Khrushchev.

Albania, reported nnoonng Kussia for raw ma- iterials, still boasts the hichest defendant is innocent until lhe realities wei; writer-narrator Daniel Schorr, Hoffert, but now exonorated. Various attorneys and others practice standard in the Com anH fho remaining siy V. proved guilty, the assassin by the Warren Commission. His arrest in Dallas and what average The only reassuring aspect of i Now Many Wear FALSE TEETH With Little Worry Eat, talk, laugh or tnttz without fear of lneeeura false teeth dropping. Hipping or wobbling.

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European Communist countries ticked off factors that contrib this excellent but grim program. munist world, but is heading downhill in terms of prosperity and morale, the victim of inept followed constituted only one of AiraMnA anH n.rH...0H li aS 1IIC.1I.- commonwealth of nations, numerous instances of improp by Al Wasserman, was the fact 1 national planning. ute to undeserved punishment. Among them: The poverty of defendants, resulting in their being assign juror, it was claimed, assumes from the very fact of indictment that the accused is guilty. Pretrial discussions of evidence and of guilt and innocence in communications media.

Also, coercive questioning and that many of these unhappy Rumania.s leadership was de- stories belatedly, What followed was an absorb-) pjcted as permissive and popu-happv endinss because of marshaling of contrasts and, lar: Czechoslovakia's as rP. er handling of the rights of the accused in this disquieting documentary, subtitled "A Study of Criminal Justice." ed inadequate counsel or being ADVLKTIStMEXT LAY AWAKE AIL NIGH? flYGHDM then doctor's formula stopped it! What relief from maddening scratching, when she changed to Zemo! It speeds, cooling relief to externally caused itching, of eczema, minor rashes, skin irritations, non-poisonous insect bites. Desensiti7es ncrse soothes. Kills millions of surface germs, helps prevent infection, aids healing. "De-itch" skin with Zcmo Liquid or Ointment.

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on to travel abroad: Rumanians formers" and other "purchased documentary, "East amiQ ine nea D10C- i of testimony." rope: Satellites Out of Rumania, rejecting economic I Police, prosecutors and judges' convincingly made its point us-bondage to the Soviet Union, but many aren t. Various cases fleeted in the withholding and reasons, they repre-case-weakening evidence, sented miscarriages of justice wVe cite.d- A Look at TV innocent men lesunea 10 me lure international tourists with gambling casino and Miami-like beach resort, but are discouraged from reversing the flow of traffic. Young Czechs find "most subversive" the "Western way of life." The Big Beat is popular. Teenagers dance and are taught the Twist and the Hully-Gully. U.

S. plays, like Albee's title-altered "Who's Afraid of Kafka?" are staged. Once-banned Kafka novels are back in 15-Year Success TV Roundup Live Coverage Of Gemini Flight PSFS This illustration, like the pronunciation, has nothing to do with the case-but if you drink brandy for the fun of it-you'd better learn to pronounce MO-KAN right! Art is avant garde. To Be 'Pooled' vor. Kumania traditional art rules, the theater is tame, there i Vi New York is little ferment.

Yet de Russi-flcation is evident in revision of history texts, street namps Baffles 'What's My Line' Team U1 VEN its creators, Mark Goodson and Bill Todman, don't have a definitive answer as to why CBS's "What's My Line?" should have lasted on television for 15 years. The anniversary is Sunday at 10:30 P.M. (Channel 10). Only mHK twn.min fipminl snar 1 shot from Cane Kennedy onland language classes (Russian When you have money in th bank to meet a -rainy da, toon the sun (tarts tmiling againl 4 interest, calculated on a monthly basis. or about March 23 will receive no lonSer compulsory; tng-j Ed Sullivan's 17-year-old va extensive TV coverage.

NBC, injn ls preferred charge of "pool" operations for "Rumania is breaking off the three-orbit flight by astro-! frm Russia," Schorr explain-nauts Virgil Grissom and John ed. "but less quickly with its Young, plans to televise the en-jpast: Czechoslovakia is break-tire event live. irom the past, but not from NBC News will travel 3000 Russia." miles, from Laredo, Texas, to the still-unconquered Darien small inquire wmt di get big re-Jungle in Panama, on Inter- uiti. piaca iw next aiied American Highway: Bridge of wnt Ad. oil toim direct une the Americas," March 23.

Umir riety hour has had a longer run mmm um soft Tht Bink of Convtnitnct tm-. 1212 Minn rrtn among entertainment shows. Goodson, Todman and others ttttnf fefcril tamo bnwthv involved believe tnere is one Dick Van Dyke offers not-so-gentle criticism of gimmick on the show that helps British rock 'n' roll house guests, Chad (left) and Jeremy, Wednesday at 9 P. M. on Channel 10.

keep the public interested. That's the "Mystery Guest" bit from the start, it gave us a chance to come up with box mi office names every week," ex lU.ajisfiiii1 afrwrKMi Jl The face of Jerry Mason, of McKeesport, will be new to viewers and to producer Jack Good on ABC'S "Shindig" Wednesday. Mason called Good "just to let you know that I could sing better than any guest I've seen on the show." Good invited him to appear on the show, provided Mason did NOT send a photograph. "I want to be as surprised as the viewers," he said. Hollywood i plained Gil Fates, the show's AM ONIT executive producer.

1504 WBfB VtJMJ 1179 VlLLZ ISH) wveir waat WTKL Yt Af km wpaz WNAR lilt) WEST YEX 12J0 VttOJ Cover a SAVE $10! "What other series can claim a 'cast' including Elizabeth Taylor, Kim Novak, Gina Lol- Basketball Doubleheader: La Salle vs. Gettysburg and St. Joseph's vs. Albright (WFIL). 8 8:55 P.

M. Best of Broadway: "Wonderful Town" (WFIL-FM). 9-10 P. M. Adventure in Music: "Mr.

Christoforis' Invention." A.M-FM TH ONLT lobrigida, Jack Lemmon, Mau rice Lnevaiier, iNoel toward WXPV ViRTI Wt HV ViPWT win wtoa WPRS Vi BR v.nR WtRF MS 1 1 1 1.1 101 1 Mil 101 even Ed Sullivan? vm, VilP. vxirt ViKPN H.N WITVf PE wiB; DEI. WBID WV'AU WHAT yvuas tCM 1 i 100 0 1 1150 llnO 101 5 im Xi Piano Works by Scarlatti, LORIA SWANSON will advise Bach and Mozart (WFIL-FM). William Demarest on how 910 P. M.

Collector's stay young during ABC's "Thi. rnmmtpr "My Three Sons" March 11. "Of a dozen mystery guest candidates at any given time, we try to select the most he'i 73. TlintDmith- fathie Hor Atalop 66 readily identifiable personality. NBC may replace 'The Symphony (Berlin Philhar "When members of the studio Rogues' on Sunday nights with monic) Milhaud: Opus Ameri tr- tJ audience recognize a top star, they become excited, and that excitement transmits itself to (French.

National Radio lrT or rhPStra fWKHY.FMi lwltn 1 SP'. new comedy- Morning 6:30 A. M. Good Morning! News, weather (WIBG-FM). A.

M. David Schoen- brun Reports (WIP). 9-10 A. M. Concert Festival: Works by Fetter, Dvorak and Saint Saens (WFLN).

the panel." 111 IK Bh ITf I ly DM ITf I Rts vmY 9-11 P. Spoken sen" "Abraham Lincoln A Sa- "-pMdcl-i lute," with.Charles ake Vincent Price, David ct TU first TV dramatic appearance in However, the panel sometimes stumbles over these readily identifiable ones. It took Arlene Francis, Doro 71 'I HI i 10 YEARS OLD, IMPORTED FROM ITALY AND ONLY FIFTH 'To "A Man, a Maid and a Marion Judith Anderson and Raymond nn iRr, racov. UUU 'L ill. KPh vy A A A.

Club, Don McNeil, host (WFIL). 10:05 A. Max M. Leon Concert (WDAS-FM). 11 A.

M.12 Noon For Orchestra Only (WFIL-FM). Afternoon thy Kilgallen and Bennett Cerf five minutes on one occasion to identify Bob Hope. "I thought he was on one of his global junkets at the time," Miss Francis explained afterwards, "and simply eliminated the possibility of Hope from my mental card file." r. wincrn nan: Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 5 in minor, Elwell's Suite from thp Hannv Hvnnrriti Si.

Philadelphia RETAIL met 1 i r- 1 1 ti .1 i belius' Violin Concerto in wno minor and Rozsa's Spellbound! 'P" Adem- JBRANDY OF THE CAESARS P. M. Luncheon Off Broadway (WDAS-FM). 11.1? li.OA At tlU mA tO FROOF AUSTIN, NICHOLS I INC. NEW YORK, NEW YORK Concerto (WJBR-FM).

01 lUUSlc Sl' P. Sym-1 Fridays at; phony (WIBF-FM). lhe comedy se; ina Tam null at nnA ROSALIND RUSSELL stop- ped the panel cold more re- A 11 P. A. Benson left hand- rL.

I 1 L.rL J.iiltll A .11 II 3 flllU lit" iwopvi i wno neips people in a centJy. one siiiiuidLcu a iiaisii. ihe simulated a views: Kaiph Collier and Dick will play a is Arthur Hertzog, manufacturing executive. "cma r. Mtmtwi li 1 1 I iit i Pyie-USMC" is ex rr.c- nn I UOITier iTtroo-r TV Talk pected to advance from 9:30 to 9.

WIBF-TV (Channel 29) plans to begin telecasting April 15. It has some British shows for chil- JOYCE C. HALL, sponsor: contracted for a crreat tii.nopr dren and has "There is analyst whose book "The War Peace Establishment," discusses our chance (and other nations') of avoiding the possibility of a nuclear conflict. Word about recent agreements, high level conferences and his fears for the future (WFLN). P.

of PhUa-delphia. "How to Become a Bishop Without Being Religious" (WCAU). 2-3 P. M. Show Time: Columbia, turns irom all over America ior gooa Arthur Rank, 20th Century- masculine voice, and the panelists thought they were dealing with a Hollywood leading man.

"In addition to listening for vocal mannerisms and asking pertinent questions, the panelists bone up on who's in New York week after week," Fates explained. "Of course, when a panelist has 'accidental' help, he must disqualify himself." Movie producer Sam Gold-wyn, for example, encountered Cerf one evening and told him, "I'm looking forward to seeing you on your show tomorrow night." Cerf explainrd that Goldwyn shouldn't have said that, and theater good television." pi a on Fox and Universal. Highlights of City Council's hparino Tnprlav nn it nrnnnsprf 0' HERBERT BRODKLV, produc- ordinance regulating firearms er: "Television is a big in-will be a 15-minute WFIL-TV HES "Kean," Alfred Drake, Lee' dustry, but the number of sPici Wednesday at 7:15 P. M. Eydie Gorme, songstress now creative thinkers is small.

at thp Latin Cano will visit Room Size Venora (WJMJ). HOME P. M. Afternoon Sym mi 4a a I rr 1 1 lit 1 phony: Faure's Masque M.WMiniL4, iv iu Arouna iown v-eones- writer-director: ah tne 1 r-iU- nu jaLI1 nrUc thoco Have ic Paar Program" Friday at 10 that he would have to disqualify himself at game time. uwinvi nj ithui, mvif- uuja an audience that staresj hypnotically at a tube.

The; vjolins wi shown Bergamasques, Locatelli's Vi-'olin Concerto No. 10, Stravinsky's L'Histoire du Soldat, Falla's El Amor Brujo and Bergsma's Gold the Senor Commandante (WFLN). P. M. Artists' Showcase (WFIL-FM).

reason ine commercials on channel 12's "The World of stand out is that the sketch-! Music," Thursday at 8:30 P. es in between are so S. L. S. regularly 39.99 4:10 P.

Patrol: Heli Later the same evening Goldwyn ran into Miss Kilgallen and said: "I just did the stupidest thing. I let Bennett Cerf know I'm going to be on 'What's My and Miss Kilgallen had to disqualify herself, too. Movie star Pat O'Brien was in town one time and phoned Miss Francis, an old friend, to ask about directions to the "What's My Line?" studio. A publicity man for Harry Hanscom DeLuxe Heart this week on Our finest chocolates a I choice of milk chocolale cojI- mji, NOW (hi copter reports on traffic conditions every 15 minutes until 6:10 P. M.

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Stereo Showtime: "Annie Get Your Gun," Doris Day, Robert Goulet. (WIFI-FM). P. M. The Peaceful Uses of Space (WCAM).

7:30 P. M. Palestra College One evening Fates found himself with TWO mystery guests. Lloyd Nolan was down on Fates' schedule, but the late Errol Flynn also showed up, a week early. Flynn came back at the proper time.

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