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...inscriptions are permanently carved into one wall of the library, which was built and donated to the city by Frederick Hastings Rindge in 1889. According to the building's deed. Rindge's gift was made with the stipulation that the tablets be "maintained forever in the same position or ...some equally public and conspicuous position...
...note explains that the sayings were left byRindge and must be maintained permanently in orderto satisfy the deed's language. The letter alsosays that the city is not endorsing any religiousbeliefs or attempting to impose any particularviews upon library patrons...
...historical deed cannot supersede theConstitution. When there's a dispute, the Bill ofRights wins," Chester said. "Essentially, they'resaying the Constitution can be bought and soldwith Rindge's money...
Nevertheless, the evidence suggests that Grant herself has not yet fully come to terms with her deed. She did, it appears, refer to the murder anywhere on her Harvard application. Indeed, it seems she did not even check the box which indicates that she had been absent from school for a prolonged period of time (six months in a correctional institution certainly qualifies). She failed to provide full disclosure and thereby left the Admissions Committee ignorant of crucial information concerning her past...
...Edgar Hoover, the Cuban leader ran his own tests to determine whether it was possible for one man using a rifle with a telescopic sight to have killed the American president. An FBI informant told Hoover that Castro speculated that "it took about three people" to do the deed. Cuba has insisted that the CIA was behind the plot. ButTIME senior writer Bruce Nelansays the news won't change many minds in the U.S. "It sounds like a defensive maneuver on Castro's part," Nelan says. "If you did it, you would do something to make it seem that...