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The Kansas City Times from Kansas City, Missouri • 6

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THE KANSAS CITY TIMES SATURDAY MARCH 12 1060 Response at Last From Girl FILE ON DICK CUT OFFJN PROBE Mmbri of Subcommittee Are Denied Access by 1 Chairman AS REBUKE TO BENNETT will get He paused then: Ann please tell me Then for the first time in many weeks her lips moved in a barely audibLe murmur Doctors said that Judy Ann daughter of a truck driver William Rawson still is on the critical list but they have renewed hope she will recover She appears to be more alert and her eyes follow the movements of visitors Above all she can smile MicWgan Lawmaker Had Put Out Certain Data on Disc Jockey INDICTEDJN ONE DEATH Youth Who Admits Seven Slayings Charged in Florida West Palm Beach Fla March 11 (AP) Dennis Whitney 17 who has said he killed seven persons in a coast-to-coast shooting spree will stand trial for the slaying of his only woman victim Whitney was indicted today on a first degree murder charge in the killing of Mrs Virginia Selby 62 a Hialeah housewife The California youth told officers he kidnaped Mrs Selby in Miami drove her car 80 miles north to Jupiter then shot and beat her to deaih after she found a hammer under the seat and struck him A posse tracked Whitney from Mrs abandoned car and he surrendered on a canal bank after a warning shot was fired past his head Whitney confessed one killing in California three in Arizona and three in Florida police said ing her affection for Thomas told a reporter on the Long Island Press He told the Columbia Broadcasting system which told Thomas But when the comedian tried to call yesterday the hospital telephone was too far from Judy Ann's bed Within an hour the New York Telephone company had installed a bedside phone in her room at the Wyckoff Heights hospital in Brooklyn Thomas continued trying to waken one spark in the sick child want you to get well immediately When you do come out to Holly-wod and be my guest glad you like our show Next Monday night be doing it just for Urges Her to Speak pleaded Thomas something to me Try to say Judy Ann's eyes filled with tears But she did not reply will pray for you to St Jude my patron said the comedian know you lyrEW YORK March 11 (AP) The hospital room grew quiet as a nurse placed a telephone receiver against the ear of a little girl lying so still under the white covers Danny Thomas He wants to talk to Seven-year-old Judy Ann Rawson lay motionless Until last Saturday when her eyes flickered open she had been in a month-long coma from sleeping sickness Medical science could do nothing for her Her Favorite Comedian where Danny Thomas comedian came in Danny is Judy favorite comedian and doctors hoped that a word from Danny said Thomas in Hollywood Judy Ann still paralyzed from the malady gave no sign Had she heard? Did she understand? A newspaper a broadcasting network and a telephone company had teamed up to bring her that call The physician know PORTABLE SEWING MACHINE RELIABLE SEWING 3957 MAIN 3101 PROSPECT 7fk A Central Coll JE 1-S83S A TEST MODEL of the ike-Zeus anti-missile missile is shown as it was launched at White Sands missile range It was the fifth test of the missile designed to destroy enemy ballistic missiles in flight This photograph was released in Washington (Wirephoto) RJ During 1959 Americans gave away 73 billion dollars in contributions for medical research and education an increase of 200 million dollars over 1958 MARRIAGE LICENSES Iamied In Kansu tty Thomas Joseph Piacenza 4123 6th 19 Named to Participate In National TV Plan WO television teachers for Television the Kansas City public which will begin 1 with Sue Whetzel Platte Qity 20 Carl Edwin Hoover 3240 Harrison 17 Patricia Kay Harp 3124 Harrison 16 Robert Dennis Knight Tulsa 20 Geneva Theresa Massey 1314 Lafayette 21 Iten Quan Siza Color Price July PHONE BA 1-3737 EARLY AS 8:30 MACY'S BASEMENT 1030 Main St Mo 31260 Local delivery on 298 Outside Greater add 39c postage handling for first item 8c for each additional item (Mo residents send 2 sales tax) 25c service charge on local Parcel Post sent postage collect Allow five day delivery BASEMENT SMART TO BE THfilFTV Charge codd Street Washington March 11 (AP) Jtep Oren Harris (D-Ark) chairman today cut off other members of his House payola investigating subcommittee from all information on the group's investigation of Dick Clark disc jockey a ti was regarded as an implied rebuke to Rep John Bennett (R-Mich) who disclosed to reporters yesterday certain information on the activities of the Philadelphia disc jockey Not From Its Files however promptly dejijed that his information came from the subcommittee's files He didn't say where hq got it haven't seen the subcom files and I re quested anything from Bennett said Bennett who has been urg irtg that Clark be summoned as an early subcommittee witness said he seen a copy of Harris's new orders Harris issued the order cutting off information to his fellow members in a memorandum to Robert Lishman chief counsel of the legislative oversight subcommittee have theretofore made it inexorably Harris said in the memo dur-inghe course of investigating any problem no information obtained by the subcom mittee staff shall be made public Reversal of Policy The memo added however that it has been policy to make available to any subcommittee member any material in the files personal use and He added that in the light of recent disclosures this policy 'was being reversed He obviously referred to statement yesterday that Clark had acknowledged under oath playing on his nationwide TV shows records in which he had a personal financial stake Bennett said Clafk had acknowledged this in a sworn affidavit to the American Broadcasting company which televises shows or mail this coupon Zone State Cash PI schools have been selected to participate in an airborne educational television experiment sponsored by the Ford Foundation They are Mrs Minaruth Galey 6001 Wyandotte street who teaches general science on channel 9 and Mrs Geraldine Workman 1803 Claremont avenue Independence who teaches American history on channel 5 Among 24 Chosen They are among 24 persons selected to participate in the Mid-West Council on Airborne 24 22 29 24 2 1 20 2 4 19 Edward Dorian Faibian Claycomo 23 Janet Kay Haines 5811 Gunn North 17 Arthur Porter 3306 Main 34 Christine Marie Mackey 3409 Bellefontaine 24 Charles Beemer Greenridge Mo 30 Alice A Hodges 9517 Charlotte 22 Edward Howard Smith 5229 Agnes 35 Eula Mae Webb 2607 Wabash 30 David Lloyd King 3534 McGee 27 Virginia Louise Ely 1907 Holly 22 James Alvin Alpough 3518 Montgall 26 Ernestine Edith Moon 2938 Olive 26 Issued in Clay County Murl Watkins Southwick Excelsior Springs 44 Ella Fay Conway Excelsior Springs 49 Thomas Buckley 4003 Winn rd North 17 Darlene Fae Still Avondale 16 Donald Dudley Reynold 19 Nancy Jane Hutson Parkville 18 Gary Wayne Marshall Liberty 25 Joyce Ann McAfee Liberty 21 Issued In Independence Ronnie Gene Dike 1123 Turner 20 Muriel Yvonne Wittee Independence 19 Richard Smathers 2963 Santa Fa 18 Velma A Canterbury 10710 Winner rd 17 Issued In Wyandotte County Kenneth I Metcalf 800 81st 26 Shonee Sandherr 281S "3rd terr 24 John Wesley Falscroft 3045 18th 20 Margie Colene Hardgrave 6610 Woodend 19 a 3-month workshop at Purdue university Lafayette Ind Following the workshop the participating teachers will be sent to educational television stations to make video tape recordings of lessons to be broadcast to classrooms The taped lessons will be broadcast during the 1961-62 school- year from an airplane flying at an altitude of 25000 feet above the Purdue university area The lessons will be picked up by educational TV stations operating in the 6-state area of Indiana Ohio Illinois Michigan Wisconsin and Kentucky On Basis of Work Mrs Galey and Mrs Workman were selected for the experimental project from among several hundred applicants on the basis of kinescopes of their television work for the Kansas City schools If they decide to accept the offer to participate it will be necessary for them to obtain a leave of absence from their teaching jobs DIVORCE SUITS sale! irregulars and closeouts of 299 and 399 NYLON SLIPS 199 4 o'clock today Is deadline for Sunday Star Want Ads Place your ads early Dial BA 1-5500 Easy! 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