Word: jeane
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...family, the Kennedy juggernaut was getting a jet assist from regular, honorary and apprentice members of the Irish Mafia. Wife Ethel and Mrs. Scott Carpenter decorated his entourage early in the week; Sons David, 12, and Michael, 9, along with John Glenn, took over later. And still later, Sisters Jean Smith and Pat Lawford climbed aboard. Sister-in-Law Jacqueline^, who has said that she will "always be with him," may join the active ranks later. Brother Ted Kennedy and Brother-in-Law Stephen Smith were among the invisibles last week, performing the hard chores of organizing an instant campaign...
...producer, it has slipped into one of the hundreds of excellent underground collections of films throughout the country: collections which possess all of Chaplin's features, and such classics as Murnau's Tabu, Rosselini's Paisan, complete versions of Fritz Lang's first Doctor Mabuse, and early films by Jean Renoir, to name some of the most popular items in the underground market...
...Your Essay put some life into this old girl! Why not include the ladies too? JEAN TAYLOR Milwaukee
Missilery & Mouth. Missilery, muscle and mouth are the keys to the Rangers' resurgence. Jean Ratelle, Rod Gilbert and Vic Hadfield constitute the deadliest line in the league. Center Ratelle has 30 goals and 45 assists, ranks No. 2 in the league in scoring (behind Chicago's Stan Mikita). Right Wing Gilbert trails Ratelle by one goal; and Left Wing Hadfield, who missed a fifth of the season with a broken shoulder, has contributed 19 goals and 19 assists. For muscle, there is Reggie Fleming, a stocky "bad boy" who has spent 122 minutes in the penalty...
Critics of the "war crimes tribunal" receive short shift from Schoenman. "We never represented it as a trial," he says, and compares the procedure to a "grand jury" for examining evidence without the "adversary process." He admits that the judges--including Jean Paul Sartre, Simone de Beauvoir, and Vladmir Dedijer--were already convinced that the U.S. had committed war crimes in Vietnam. "We're all conditioned...the question is how the evidence is dealt with," he says flatly. The tribunal felt that the Viet Cong had not committed war crimes. "Their resistance is a heroic chapter...