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Goodyear Playhouse (Sun. 9 p.m., NBC). Nobody's Town, with Jason Robards pitted against five sadistic gunmen in a small Western town (color...
...reason to be proud of themselves and of their town. After a history stained by lynching and violence, they had acquired a new sheriff who was outspokenly determined to apply justice equally to blacks and whites. The leading politician, Kerney Woolbright, backed the sheriff's policy. So did Jason Hunt, the town's rich man. Even Bootlegger Jimmy Tallant was willing to accept this manifestation of the "new South"-provided his business was left alone...
...pursue each other around their little circle of despair, the play fails to call up any much stronger feeling than exhaustion. Certainly the actors are not at fault. Frederic March and Florence Eldridge, as the parents, work at the very limits of their great abilities, and the performances of Jason Robards Jr. and Bradford Dillman seem scarcely less impressive. The failure here must be laid to the playwright, whose talent, great as it was, just did not match his even greater ambitions...
Died. The Marquis Jason Boniface de Castellane, 53, quiet-living, inconspicuous son of Railroad Heiress Anna Gould (now the Duchesse de Talleyrand-Perigord) and her first husband, the late Marquis Boni de Castellane; in Salernes, France...
...physicians turned out by 82 U.S. medical schools last year, only 173 were Negroes, and 132 of these graduated from Howard University and Meharry Medical College (both Negro schools), complained Dean Robert S. Jason of Howard's School of Medicine. ¶ The first report on a research project financed in part by the Tobacco Industry Research Committee (TIME, Nov. 15, 1954) was published by Providence Drs. Philip Cooper and James B. Knight Jr., and it had nothing to do with cigarettes and cancer. It indicated that while individual duodenal ulcer patients react differently to smoking, there is no consistent...