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Where Have You Been? (Thurs. 9:30 p.m., NBC). New panel quiz game...
...Squadron of Experts." The big picture thereupon dissolved to the gun-sight view. With the oldtime exhilaration, ex-Brasshat Galland blew up two U.S. Marauders. Then "a hail of fire enveloped me. A Mustang had caught me napping. A sharp rap hit my right knee. The instrument panel . . . was shattered. The right engine was also hit. Its metal covering worked loose . . . and was partly carried away. Now the left engine was hit too. I could hardly hold...
...University representatives on the panel, Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr. '38, professor of History, and Mark DeWolfe Howe '28, professor of Law, expressed agreement on the need for a national Democratic victory. But they ended up on opposite sides of the political fence in their choice of state candidates...
...presented a dilemma for the A.D.A. state chairman LaRue Brown '04 denounced Furcolo. Hector M. Holmes '06, head of the Boston law firm, contented himself with endorsing Herter for governor. Joseph Cass, political action director of the state C.I.O. and the only non-A.D.A. member of the panel, completed the confusion by going down the line for the Democratic ticket...
...panel discussion following his speech Welch replied to Professor of Law Arthur E. Sutherland, Jr. '25 that the hearings had not impaired the progress of the army, though many army officers were unjustly attacked. Replying to a question from W Barton Leach '21, professor of Law and chairman of the discussion, Welch said, "One adverse effect of the proceedings is that people now have a fear of courtrooms...