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...speeches. A reporter coyly asked how a speechwriter (nonexistent) could possibly put anything into a speech that the President himself had written. Kilduff, painted into a corner by L.B.J.'s little fiction, could only smile ruefully and say to the reporter: "You son of a bitch...
...footnoted chart on child neglect could reveal as much about the place as the story of the lost little girl of three who was not able to tell the police where she was from, and knew her mother only by the name she had heard around the house: "Bitch...
...Susan was there. She was, but since the cops had no warrant, Madalyn had no intention of turning her in. The discussion led to a push here, a shove there and finally to a full-fledged brawl, as neighbors shouted, "Kill them! Hit 'em harder! Get that bitch...
...more people complete the cast, and thereby wreck the theatrical triangle. Helena, a nice piece of middle-class baggage, replaces Alison for a time in Jimmy's flat. Laurie Gould is an admirable bitch and an excellent actress, in fine control of her role. Ted Daniels, however, does no justice to the part of Colonel Redfern. He seems to be simply someone wearing make-up, and he speaks his lines with unnecessary sincerity. It is in the latter part of the play, when these people are introduced that the plot sags a little. We become confused about some matters...
Actually, as District Attorney Henry Wade explained afterward, the real expert witness in the Ruby trial was not a specialist but a policeman. The prosecution clinched its case by showing premeditated intent: Ruby, so the officer testified, had said: "I hope I killed the son of a bitch! I intended to shoot him three times...