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...havoc Doty has wrought with what is generally accepted photographic history. Of the members of Magnum, the photojournalists' cooperative that nursed most of Life's best talent from 1930 to about 1960. Robert Capa, generally conceded the greatest war photographer ever to live, is missing completely: so are Elliot Erwitt and Constantine Manos, both of whom have had one-man shows at the Museum of Modern Art; Danny Lyon, whose photoessays have been widely acclaimed, has only one picture in the show. But Dennis Stock and Charles Harbutt, by no mean's Magnum's greatest talents, have several pictures apiece...
McCall has discussed this Third Force with various political figures, including Elliot Richardson, John Gardner, Ralph Nader and Eugene McCarthy. "Just the fact that we all agree that this raises important issues, that's a Third Force in itself," he says. "I know it sounds amorphous as hell. So you have to ask the people if they want, say, a non-returnable-bottle bill or coastal protection. Then you attach those specifics to the abstraction. You make them realize that without the Third Force ethic-that government can be responsive, that America can still work-you cannot realize...
...Guardsman for the 13-second volley of shots fired into a crowd during a rally to protest the 1970 U.S. invasion of Cambodia. Then Attorney General John Mitchell refused to bring any federal charges. But parents, survivors and sympathizers would not accept that result. Last year Attorney General Elliot Richardson was persuaded to renew the investigation. This time a federal grand jury charged eight of the Guardsmen with willfully violating the victims' civil rights...
...insensitive trial judge who had failed to take even the most basic steps to protect his jury. Not to be overlooked, however, is the second Sheppard trial held in that same "poisoned" city, Cleveland, where a determined trial judge produced an obviously fair proceeding. Although I agree with Judge Elliot's reversal of the Calley conviction on other grounds, I cannot believe that pretrial publicity was a factor in the original verdict...
...that he buys his socks at Filene's basement for 89 cents a pair. Both candidates are aided by well-known names, Dukakis' running mate is Thomas P. ONeill, III, 30, son of the House Majority leader and the patrician Sargent is being supported by his cousin, Elliot Richardson. Sargent's pervasive TV personality may turn the tide, but Dukakis leads...