Word: baileys
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...continued daily. The last of the Gemini astronauts, James Lovell Jr. and Edwin Aldrin, came to be decorated by the President, along with a galaxy of NASA and space industry officials. On Thanksgiving, Pat and Luci Nugent, Lynda Bird, Lyndon's Aunt Jessie Hatcher and his cousin, Oriole Bailey, along with Lady Bird's nephew, T. J. Taylor III and his family, and Mrs. Jessie Hunter, curator of the President's boyhood home, dropped in to eat turkey (one domestic, one wild), cornbread dressing, string beans, whipped sweet potatoes with marshmallow topping, molded cranberry salad and angel...
...cent field goal percentage, to a poor 38 per cent for the home team. HARVARD The Scoring FG F T Gallagher 7 7 21 Royer 6 3 15 Dressler 4 4 12 Grate 4 1 9 Beller 1 5 7 Johnson 2 3 7 Kanuth 2 0 4 Bailey 2 0 4 Mankowski 1 1 3 Griswold 1 0 2 Waickowski 0 1 1 Total 30 25 85 BRANDEIS Haggerty 7 5 19 Katzman 4 4 12 Gil 3 5 11 Noyer 4 0 8 Zimmerman 3 0 6 Jacobson 2 0 4 Total...
...prejudicial publicity" that had moved the Supreme Court to reverse Sheppard's conviction. But even if courtroom decorum was improved, how could Prosecutor John T. Corrigan be prevented from persuading a new jury to reach the same result? The answer had to come from Boston Lawyer F. Lee Bailey, who was barely 21 at the time of Sheppard's first trial, and now, at 33, faced the tricky task of trying to beat a prosecution that had already convicted his client once...
...lost if the defendant takes the stand a second time, especially if he tells a new story. Armed with the first trial record, the prosecutor can trap him into contradictions. Yet if a defendant does not testify, the jury, despite all judicial admonitions, will probably infer guilt. Bailey, however, interviewed the first-trial jurors and was convinced that his client's rather arch answers on the witness stand had hurt him badly. Sheppard did not testify at his second trial and, fortunately for him, neither did Susan Hayes, the attractive lab technician who appeared at Ihe first trial...
...sure enough, Bailey offered a new story. Marilyn, he said, was killed by the jealous wife of an unnamed neighbor who either was, or attempted to be, her lover. Another man presumably struck Sheppard. Bailey produced a new witness, Jack Kraken, a bakery deliveryman, who said he once saw Marilyn giving a key to a man with whom she was having coffee in her kitchen. Who was the man? The jury was not allowed to hear; nor did even-handed Judge Tally admit Sheppard's post-murder statement to police naming Marilyn's three "spurned lovers...