The best part ol this drama about high school dope-addicts and a school teacher who advocates harsh measures to stamp out the problem is the acting of Raymond St. Jacques, Susan Bay and Richard Crenna. The plot twists are acceptable and so are the speeches by an angered Slattery and the teacher, but all are made more meaningful in performance.

First class entry about a doctor who is sued for malpractice after treating an accident victim while out on a fishing trip. Both sides of the ticklish problem are examined in the script, and good performances by Crenna and guests Claude Akins, William Hansen and Barbara Eden give the show a boost.

The play examines the problem of political parties backing underdogs in campaigns. In this case, a poor college professor is running for Congress, and he's heard expressing himself on controversial and unpopular causes. The cast, led by hero Crenna and guest star John Larch, is splendid.