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...Third World group's response, drafted at an emergency meeting Wednesday night, made no attempt to conceal its displeasure with the president. The group charged Bok with "a lack of familiarity with the issues surrounding the DuBois Institute and a general disregard for the interest which people have shown in the 12 points of the petition...
...divorced on grounds of incompatibility, Betty being granted a token settlement of $1. A year later, she and Jerry Ford were married in a Grand Rapids church with the blessing of an Episcopal bishop. There has been no effort on her part, or on anyone else's, to conceal this historical footnote. The Vice President's wife told TIME'S Bonnie Angelo: "Everybody in Grand Rapids knew about it. A lot of people were at both weddings." And how did the press miss it? Explained Betty: "They've asked me every other question imaginable-but nobody...
Cagey Weaseling. In practice, says former U.S. Prosecutor Gary Naftalis, the Government must also answer a question invariably in jurors' minds: "Why would a person he?" Usually the contention has been that the defendant was trying to conceal a criminal act. Consequently, most perjury charges are brought in conjunction with other criminal allegations. Such a coupling of charges can be a useful prosecution tactic. Quite often, the available evidence is not adequate to get a conviction for the original criminal act, but in front of the grand jury the defendant may have contradicted himself or others so much that...
...near-tragic character of Fidelia, in love with the hero Manly, yet forced to conceal her feelings and her sex, has the power to make or break the play. Sarah Jane Lithgow's sensitive portrayal draws out of a potentially melodramatic part all the tragic irony of this single pure character, as she follows her rough and faithless lover through a world in which she clearly has no part. There is nothing comic in the character of a woman who is forced, in the guise of a man, to woo another woman on behalf of the man she loves...
...letter to St. Clair specifying in greater detail than before just what it wanted and why. The letter asked for 41 tapes, mostly from March and April of 1973 and all potentially relevant to the committee's study of whether Nixon was a participant in the conspiracy to conceal the origins of the Watergate wiretapping-burglary. While St. Clair had complained that this involved "thousands of hours of conversation," the Doar staff estimated that it covered only 26 hours...