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...party at this stage. A Kennedy dropout would leave a single target for Republican snipers. But Kennedy has not quit, and his staff remains focussed on the domestic issues that will rise to the fore with a break on the international scene. As they say in politics, it ain't over yet. Hang on to your convention tickets...
...ain't over yet. The Harvard hockey team, needing a win virtually every time it takes to the ice for a decent shot at qualifying for post-season play, jumped out to a 4-0 first period lead against Cornell and hung on for a 5-3 decision last night at Bright Center...
...Soviets did show a certain restraint by merely banishing Sakharov, instead of putting him on trial. Said one State Department official: "Being exiled to Gorky is a little like being sent to Detroit; it ain't great but it ain't so bad." Still, the Soviet press attacks on Sakharov suggested that he might ultimately be charged with high treason. The government newspaper Izvestia, for example, claimed that the physicist had "repeatedly blurted out things that any state protects as an important secret" to U.S. diplomats and correspondents. Some Soviet officials, however, assured Western journalists that Sakharov would...
London calling, see we ain't got no swing...
...reason to be happy with his team's 15 turnovers. "There ain't no way we had just 15 turnovers," he said. "I think [my players] have some friends out there...