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...legal efforts to avoid what he fears would be a circus-style inquest into the death of Mary Jo Kopechne, a sort of rehearsal for an inquest was held last week in Pennsylvania's Luzerne County courthouse. Nearly 200 newsmen and spectators jammed into Judge Bernard Brominski's courtroom in Wilkes-Barre to hear arguments on whether Mary Jo's body should be exhumed from a nearby Larksville cemetery for an autopsy. While the proceeding showed that Kennedy's apprehension was well founded, it also indicated that the lack of a postmortem has contributed to keeping...
After the hearing-which ended with Judge Brominski reserving a decision -Dinis continued to defend himself. He questioned Dr. Mills' character and honesty, claiming "he's shirked his responsibility and tried to push it off onto us." Replying to the argument that he is acting out of personal ambition or malice toward the Kennedys, Dinis told TIME'S Greg Wierzynski: "Politically, this is not good for me. It cannot do anyone any good to be involved. This is the home state of the Kennedys, and they are loved. How can anyone who is involved in prosecuting...
HARVARD COLUMBIA Prouty or Fletcher, c.f. c., Brominski Adzigian, 3b. 1b., Petterson Bilodeau or Prouty, 1b. 3b., Nash Owen, r.f. l.f., Mareski Sullivan, l.f. s.s., Ciampa Maguire, c. c.f., Urie Woodruff, s.s. r.f., King Hayes, 2b. 2b., Maxim Braggiotti or Bilodeau, p. p., DeBettencourt, Gannett, or Morgan...
...HARVARD .222 deBettencourt, Columbia .222 Nevitt, Princeton .219 Lynch, Pennsylvania .208 Froehlich, Cornell .200 O'Donnell, Pennsylvania .200 Gosnell, Princeton .200 Meisel, Columbia .188 Johnson, Cornell .188 Parker, Yale .188 Linehan, Columbia .179 Bramlette, Princeton .176 Perry, Princeton .167 Draney, Cornell .167 ALLAN, HARVARD .143 P. Clark, Dartmouth .143 Brominski, Columbia .138 Pasto, Cornell .125 Harrington, Pennsylvania .125 Wallace, Cornell .125 Slobojun, Pennsylvania .125 Freeman, Pennsylvania .105 McKenzie, Yale .105 Armstrong, Yale .101 FITZPATRICK, HARVARD .100 Barton, Pennsylvania .100 French, Princeton .100 Miller, Dartmouth .100 MAGUIRE, HARVARD .083 LOUGHLIN, HARVARD .077 Noel, Princeton...
...across the line standing up. Center Newt Wilder kicked the extra point. From then on Columbia's job was to dig into the slime and hold against Stanford's inexhaustible reserves. Columbia not only held, but turned Stanford back from the 1-yd. line where Halfback Ed Brominski scooped up a Stanford fumble. In the last few minutes the rain again helped Columbia. Stanford tried to catch up with a furious forward-passing attack but could not handle the slick ball...