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...with his family for a weekend in the West Virginia mountains, Labor Secretary Willard Wirtz, 55, paused along the Cacapon River, fell into conversation with Douglas Dolan, a postmaster who owns property there. Suddenly a shout went up that two of Dolan's nieces, Deborah, 12, and Nancy, 21, were being swept downstream by the rain-swollen current. The Secretary stripped to his shorts, plunged into the river, overtook the girls and held them steady in the swirling water until a motorboat could get to them. "I was about to go under for the last time," said Debbie...
...EXPERIMENT IN TELEVISION (NBC, 4-5 p.m.). The first in a series of specials designed to show something different in TV drama, comedy, variety and documentaries. "Losers Weepers" is an original drama by Harry Dolan, a member of Budd Schulberg's writers' workshop in the Watts area of Los Angeles (Time, July 22). Pemi...
...pleasently aboard. The hero is (quoting Eisner) "really Denny Cok, a young criminologist presumed dead by the public but who continues to assist sosociety behind the maskk of The Spirit. That he operates out of Wildwood Cemetery where he is supposed to be buried, is known only to commissioner Dolan, and his daughter Ellen...
...called National Wars of Liberation, if we can demonstrate to the world that those who ride the back of the tiger will surely end up inside, then we can continue to help build the kind of world in which the causes of conflict would largely not appear. Joseph S. Dolan Second Lieutenant Fort Gordon, Ga. John S. Dolan Jr., President Senior Graduation Class of 1965 University of Connecticut
Except for Talk to Me, Baby ("Tell me lies, lies, lies"), Robert Emmett Dolan's score is rather do-re-mealy for Johnny Mercer's lyrics, which are at their cleverest in Bon Vivant, delivered by Lahr impersonating a British peer with mauve tweeds and a stiff upper lisp. In fact, without Bert Lahr's vintage hokum, Foxy would be earthbound, not mirthbound...