| | I think that if they want gambling, it must be legal. However, legal or illegal gambling corrupts public officials, especially police. It's a breeding ground for other kinds of vice. I think it would hurt our state immeasurably. The state has gone down the drain for the umpteenth time in my lifetime. I just think it's pathetic!"<ref name=obit/></blockquote> | | I think that if they want gambling, it must be legal. However, legal or illegal gambling corrupts public officials, especially police. It's a breeding ground for other kinds of vice. I think it would hurt our state immeasurably. The state has gone down the drain for the umpteenth time in my lifetime. I just think it's pathetic!"<ref name=obit/></blockquote> |
| − | Grevemberg's crusade was the subject of a 1958 film by Universal Studios titled ''Damn Citizen.'' John Charles "Keith" Andes (1920-2005) played Grevemberg, and Margaret Hayes was cast as Dorothy. Gene Evans (1922-1998) played incorruptible police Major Al Arthur. Evans is, however, most remembered as the role of the father, Rob McLaughlin, on ''[[My Friend Flicka]],'' a western [[television]] series in which [[Johnny Washbrook]] played Rob's son, Ken, who rides and trains the horse Flicka.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0051515/|title=''Damn Citizen''|publisher=Internet Movie Data Base|accessdate=November 3, 2020}}</ref> | + | Grevemberg's crusade was the subject of a 1958 film by Universal Studios titled ''Damn Citizen.'' John Charles "Keith" Andes (1920-2005) played Grevemberg, and Margaret Hayes was cast as Dorothy. Gene Evans (1922-1998) played incorruptible police Major Al Arthur. Evans is, however, most remembered as the role of the father, Rob McLaughlin, on ''[[My Friend Flicka (TV series)|My Friend Flicka]],'' a western [[television]] series in which [[Johnny Washbrook]] played Rob's son, Ken, who rides and trains the horse Flicka.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0051515/|title=''Damn Citizen''|publisher=Internet Movie Data Base|accessdate=November 3, 2020}}</ref> |