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Quotes From the News
By UNITED PRESS
Washington Marine Corps Commandant Gen. Randolph Pate
in reporting on charges of irregularities in Marine Corps training:
"Some practices have crept into handling of recruits which
ara not only unnecessary but do not conform with the dignity of
the individual or his self-respect."
Washington Rep. Paul Cunningham (R-Ia), in demanding a
full report on the part played by the superior officers of Marine
Sgt. Matthew McKeon in the Parrii Island tragedy:
"I don't like to see a non-com get all the blame. They are
punishing one man. Maybe others need punishing, loo."
Indianapolis The American Legion in criticizing a report
by the President's commission on veterans pensions, headed by
Gen. Omar Bradley:
"The Bradley commission and its staff have labored mightily
and expensively to bring down a very small bird."
Defuniak Springs, Fla. Sen. Estes Kefaurer in denying thai
lie erer advocated use of federal troop to enforce desegregation:
"I sincerely believe that the use of troops would simply harden
passions and destroy all the progress we have made here in the
South in race relations."
San Francisco Adlai Stevenson in telling an audience that
America must match Russia's popularity with colonial peoples:
"We must make it emphatically clear that we are sympathetic
to the aspirations of the colonial peoples of the world and we must
preserve the strength of the great coalition in the West."
New York Brando Da Wilde, 14-year-old actor with seven
years experience, on child actors:
'People have the wrong idea about professional kids. They
think we're just naturally brata because we're actors."
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Giveaway Quiz Writer Tells Prospective ' Contestants How To Get on Big Programs
New York (U.R) Joseph
Nathan Kane, a gentleman who
writes questions for a living, has
pulled a switch he has turned
out a book that answers them.
For the past 11 years, Kane
has scribbled the posers used on
"Break The Bank," a giveway
show. Now, in a small paper
bound guide, "How To Win On
Quizz Shows," Kane has tojd
all. Well, almost all.
Among other things, Kane tells
what seats to choose at a broad
cast, how to dress, how to fill
out any questionnaires dropped
in your lap and how to attack
the prize questions if you're
chosen. Kane even throws in a
small table showing how much
you'll lose in taxes.
Of course, most TV quiz shows
nowadays don't pick contestants
cold from the audience. They
usually are pre-selected.
This is done, explains Kane,
to keep drab contestants off the
air, to determine the intelligence
of a contestant so that answers
can be geared for him and to
spark the pre-question interview.
Some Suggestions
But if you happen to wander
into a quiz show where con
testants are plucked fresh and
innocent from the audience, you
might try a few of Kane's sug
gestions. Wear ordinary street clothes,
he says. "At Christmas-time," he
points out, "some come dressed
as Santa Claus. some-look like
facsimiles of Davey, Crockett,
while others wear baseball uni
forms." No good, says Kane. And
he adds of the prospective con
testant: "One should not look
like a freak since there may be
some hesitancy in the mind of
the director about the qualifica
tions." Stay away from seats on the
aisle, advises Kane. "Regulars"
rush for these seats, he says,
and emcees usually try to avoid
experienced contestants.
Don't worry about your geo
graphical origin other things
being equal, says Kane, an emcee
will try to split his choices be
tween large cities and small
towns and between various sec
tions of the nation.
Looking for Color
Many shows select their con
testants by distributing informa
tion blanks before the program
goes on. The idea here, advises
Kane, is to convince the pickers
that you are a colorful contest
ant rather than a brilliant one.
Don't, lie about your schooling
or inflate the importance of your
job they may be looking for a
run-of-the-mill person.
If your're lucky enough to be
chosen for a show, Kane cautions
you to forget about stage fright.
He advises contestants to bear
in mind that they have nothing
to lose and anything earned is
clear profit. ,
Once a question is asked, take
your time answering it. Ask the
emcee to repeat it if you're un
certain. When prizes are for
small amounts, the answers
usually are not complicated
take the most obvious one that
comes to your mind. And if you
think your answer is right, but
are told it is wrong, don't be
afraid to register an objection.
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