Warrant Issued for Arrest
Of Charles Van Doren,
TV Quiz Show Star
NEW YORK UP) — A warrant
was issued today for the arrest
of Charles Van Doren, television
quiz show star, when he failed
to appear in court on a perjury
charge.
Execution of the warrant was
stayed, however, until next Wed
nesday, when his trial is sched
uled to start.
Warrants also were issued for
the arrest of two other TV quiz
winners who failed to appear in
special sessions.
Seven other contestants previ
ously had pleaded guilty to
charges that they lied before a
grand jury that investigated the
television quiz scandals in the
fall of 1958.
They were accused in criminal
informations of having denied
falsely that they received help to
answer questions on their quiz
show appearances.
The charges were brought
against 19 contestants on the
“Twenty-One” and “Tic Tac
Dough” shows.
A trial for all 11 defendants
who have not pleaded guilty was
set for next Wednesday.
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Sen. Gniening Against
U.S.-Financed Shelters
RICHMOND, Va. OD — The na
tionwide division of opinion over
the value of a federally financed
community shelter program was
reflected in reactions from mem
bers of the U.S. Senate.
A questionaire mailed to the
100 senators by the Richmond
Times-Di9patch asked:
“Do you favor federal financing
of a community shelter program
in concentrated population areas
throughout the United States?”
The senators were asked to an
swer yes, no, or undecided—and
space was provided for comment.
The returns reported:
A total of 30 senators or their
assistants replied to the poll and
of these 12 were for, 2 against and
13 undecided.
The two members of the upper
House who opposed federal fi
nancing of community shelters
were Sens. Ernest Gruening and
Wallace Bennett, (ft-Utah). Ben
nett did not explain his position
but Gruening said “Khrushchev
would like nothing better than to
have the (United States) bankrupt
itself by spending billions on a
shelter program.
“If shelters are to be built at
all,” Gruening continued, “they
should be built by individual ef
fort at individual expense.”
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Two State Legislators Back Gov. Egan
. . . Toss Formal Digs at Wendell Kav
Rep. Pete Deveau Urges
Wendell Kay to Resign
As Chairman of Demos
KODIAK UFi — State Rep. Pete
Deveau, Democratic Majority
Leader in the House of Repre
sentatives, Tuesday urged State
Democratic Chairman Wendell
Kay to resign if Kay continues
his attacks on the administration
of Gov. Wm. Egan.
“As Majority (Leader, I want
to say that Wendell Kay, in his
unwarranted attacks on Gov.
Egan and the Democratic Legis
lature, is not representing me or
the many Democrats I have spoken
to recently.
“Mr. Kay is speaking only for
himself and not, I am sure, for
the elected Democrats in the Leg
islature or the rank and file mem
bers of the Democratic party.
“I Mr. Kay feels he must con
tinue such attacks, I personally
urge him to resign as chairman
of the Democratic party to make
way for someone who considers
his responsibilities to the party
and to the state more seriously.”
Kay voiced violent objections
last year when the 1961 Legisla
ture passed the 11th hour tax in
creases amounting to $3.6 million.
When the state received an un
expected $15 million in an oil and
gas lease sale last December, Kay
immediately demanded that Egan
ask the 1962 Legislature to cut
taxes.
Since that time, Egan and Kay
have clashed verbally a number of
times over Egan’s administration
of state finances.
Only Monday, Kay said Egan’:
administration was making wha
Kay called only a “piddling ei
fort” to develop industry in th
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Sen. W. Smith Kaps
Kay For Assaults on Egan
KETCHIKAN UP> — Sen. W. O.
Smith of Ketchikan said Tuesday
that Wendell Kay’s statement that
Gov. Wm. Egan "rammed” the
last tax increase "down the
throats of legislators” is “com
pletely false and untrue.”
Smith spoke up a day after
Kay, chairman of the State Demo
cratic Central Committee, un
leashed a new blast at the Gover
nor on the state’s alleged inability
to bring enterprise to help the
economy.
Smith is a personal friend of
the Governor and the Chief Ex
ecutive’s wheel horse in this sec
tion of Southeastern Alaska.
Smith said Kay supposedly as
sumed the chairmanship of the
Democratic party of Alaska to
further party interests.
"However, had he (Kay) felt
any real concern for the Demo
cratic party he would have re
signed as chairman of the Central
Committee before loosing his
tirades against the present Demo
cratic Administration and Legis
lature,” Smith said.
“Kay’s statement that ‘Gov.
Egan rammed the tax increase
down the throats of the legisla
tors is an indictment of almost
every Democrat member of that
body, for any elected representa
tive of the people who is weak
enough to have anything ‘ramaned
down his throat’ is not worthy
of the name,” Smith concluded.
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