Reporter Has Idea For Television Show Replacement
By DICK WEST
1 tilled Press International
WASHINGTON (L'PIi - It oc
curred to me the other evening
that "What's My Line?" can't go
on forever and that eventually
its going to need a replacement.
When that happens. I hope to
Interest the network in a televi
sion game I recently invented
tailed "Who Asked That?"
As everyone knows, the panel
ists on "What's My Line?" put
on blindfolds and try to identify
the mvstery guest. Well, on "Who
Asked That?" the guest will put
on a blindfold and try to identify
the panelists.
Sounds like fun, doesn't it?
I qot the idea from the show
from a magaiine column that
answers questions sent in by cu
rious readers.
Some of the questions are rath
er bizarre, and ac a hnhku 1
like In see if I can create situa
tions to fit them.
For example, a reader who
gave her name as KlUn rr.
shenson wanted to know "If Eliz-
anetn Taylor has a mink-lined
raincoat, or is that just public
ity?" Mv cuess would he thai Mkc
Gershenson is Miss Taylor's
press agent.
I'sing this as a springboard. I
drew up the format for "Who
Asked That?" Here's the way the
program will operate:
Kadi week, I. the producer,
will go through the column and
pick out questions for the mys
tery panelists to ask on the air
Then the blindfolded guest will
try to guess w ho asked them. Got
it?
Appearing below are six ques
tions I have already selected.
Without peeking, see if you can
identify the mystery panelists,
who are listed in parentheses at
the end.
1. "What actually is Averell
HaiTiman's position in the Ken
nedy administration?"
2. "I would like to know what
position Dr. Max Adenauer, son
of the West German chancellor,
occupies in his father's govern
ment''" 3. "Is Grace Kelly expecting
hor third child as the rumors
have it?"
4. "How good are the chances
of Vire President Lyndon John
son running for the presidency
in 19ii3?"
5. "Who said, 'love is the his
tory of a woman's life but only
an episode in a man's?' "
6. "Is Bonita Granville Wrath-
er, who is listed as associate pro
ducer of the Lassie TV series.
the same Bonita Granville who
was a child actress in Holly
wood?"
il. Averell Harriman. 2. Kon
rad Adenauer. 3. Prince Rainier.
4. Lady Bird. 5. John Prolumo.
6. Lassie.)
OLD-TIMER RETl'RNS
NEW YORK (L'PII - An all
time campus favorite in fashion,
the polo coat, is back for fall in
a new guise. It's fashioned into a
swagger copy of an officer's coat
The "little boy" look to coed
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WEED The College of the Sis- U.S. Army Captain Loses Life
In South Vietnam Military Action
kiyous Board of Trustees has giv
en Allyn Martin, Redding archi
tect. authority to proceed on work
ing plans for a gymnasium for the
COS campus.
rrejminary plans were
approved at a special board meet
ing Knday night. Bids for the
gymnasium will be let early next
vear.
The new gymnasium is the sec
ond building to be undertaken in
the six-year COS expansion pro
gram. This building program is
financed by a 50-ccnt override
tax approved by the college dis
trict voters. A student center, ad
ministration building and library
building was completed last
spring.
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SAIGON, South Viet Nam UP1
An American army captain has
been killed in a South Vietna
mese military operation against
Communist guerrillas, it was re
ported today.
A U.S. Army spokesman said
the captain was shot in the head
by Communist small arms fire
Tuesday while accompanying gov
ernment troops on an operation
near the town of Quang Ngai,
north of Saigon. Another U.S.
captain was injured.
The officers names were with-j
held.
The captain was the 102nd
American to die in South Viet
Nam since 1961 when the United
Slates started helping the govern
ment of President Ngo Dinh Diem
in his struggle against Communist
penetration. He was the 46th
American killed in action to date
against Communist Vict Cong
guerrillas and the 25th to die on
a combat mission this year.
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cidents." Another 26 American
lives have been claimed in non
combat associated accidents.
There are about 12.000 Ameri
cans stationed in South Viet Nam.
ostensibly for training and aiding
South Vietnamese forces.
The continuing struggle against
the Viet Cong has been overshad
owed recently by the govern
ment's political-religious crisis
stemming from Its dispute with
the country's Buddhists.
Tension in the dispute was
heightened by a third Buddhist
priest's suicide Tuesday in pro
test against the government's re
ligious policies.
U.S. officials expressed concern
that the suicide might spur fur
ther anti-government demonstra
tions that could get out of hand
and invite Communist exploita
tion. Tuesday's suicide victim was
Thich Thanh Tue, 17, a priest
who drenched his robes with gas
oline, set himself afire and
burned to death outside a pagoda
near Hue. a city 400 miles north
of Saigon.
It was the third such self-im
molation by Buddhist clergymen
since June, when members of the
religion began protesting alleged
persecution by Diem's govern
ment. The president and many of
his high officials are Roman
Catholic.
A Buddhist association spokes
man said the young priest left
notes indicating his act was a
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Chief Resigns
At Chiloquin
CHILOQUIN The council met
in regular meeting at the city
hall Monday, Aug. 12. at 8 p.m.
with six members present.
Mayor Starkey Mated that Max
Smith, chief of police for Chilo
quin, would be resigning effective
Sept. 1 to go into the state police.
Advertisements will be run ia
the paper for a new chief of po
lice. A public caucus Is to be called
to nominate candidates (or three
councilmen for the coming term
which will be held Nov. 5, in a
regular city election for a two
year term.
Mayor Starkey brought up pro
posed changes and additions to
the street light system which w as
discussed and agreed upon by all
members present.
The meeting was adjourned
early.
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