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‘ six-foot. 250-pound farmer large. he was finally released. conference to announce that the "*™* i 1.50 p.m—Monday Pleybyll said at the time that a Crown “I feel exactly as I did three case would be reviewed by 2 |! S before 8 meeting of gev- |

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2.30 p.m—At Home With Heles 6. rendered him immune to he said “I have never worried July Hague in January. 136 Crock =o © = this — oo about my insanity nor have I 3.00 p.m.—Moment of Iruth caused Town to lare had any doubts about it.” , j 320 p.m—tTeke thirty - there was evidence of delu- Barry B. Swadron. secretary RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT ' "4.00 p.m.—As The World Turns =» WO insanity of Ontario's advisory committee ; : ‘61k hk. ok Two accusations led to his on the detention of patients, p oer 1:15; i ie 500 bu -Careen Cone ;Confinement in the mental hos- said his committee was = a | TEL ERLE t- c 5.30 p.m—Music Hop ' pital. “aware” of Fawcett’s release : : Lie . a 6.00 p.m.—Supper_ Club The first occurred on Aug. 28, but not responsible for it. 615 pm—tione! Television News !S6!. when it was alleged Faw- “It was a domestic decision 2s 2 om tibee cett pointed a pistol at two on the part of Dr. B A Boyd, | z 630 p.m—Sports elderly tax assessors and shot a the hospital superintendent,” he ; 35 p.m—Supper Club jhole through the front tire of said “Neither our committee 7.00 p.m.—77 Sunset Strip their car nor anyone in the government 8.00 p.m.—Bewitched The second. on Sept. 18, 1961, made the decision. It was based 30 pm —Oee Messer ___{piesed that he holed up in his bolely on Dr. Boyd's medical | ‘9.00 p.m.—Show of the Week ~farmhouse- - ~ threatened to jud=ment.”“*—— ee “Te 10.00 p.m.—Denger Man shoot a posse of provincial po. Mr. Swadron referrd to Mr. 11.00 p.m.—Christienity lice who came to arrest him. Faweett’s release as “absence ; HI, DINKY.” )} 11.30 p.m.—Zane Grey Theatre i Fawcett said this was a gross on probation.” WHAT TIME 3 SON A FEW 12.00 em—CBC IV News | distortion of the facts. He said his committee. acting WV RECORDS! fu} - 12.14 am. —Viewpoit | “AM my life I have avoided as a review board. “will come YIN | 12.20 em—tione! Network News i 12.25 @.m.—Station Sign Off CONT 3 ya : '

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