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...this week's cover story by talking to members of the technical crew and cast of Kubrick's latest epic film, Barry Lyndon. In Los Angeles, meanwhile, Correspondent Leo Janos learned more about Kubrick's style during interviews with Ryan O'Neal, who had kept a diary throughout the shooting of the movie. In New York, Senior Editor Martha Duffy...
TRUMAN. When Truman's military aide, Brigadier General Harry Vaughan, picked up transcripts of some of the Roosevelt wiretaps from the FBI in 1945 and showed them to Truman, the President snapped: "I don't have time for that foolishness!" But Hoover kept sending unsolicited "personal and confidential" memos to the Truman White House on political matters, such as the claim that a Communist sympathizer was helping a certain Senator write a speech, that a sugar scandal might break and embarrass Democratic officials, that Newsweek was planning a foreign espionage story. There was no evidence that Truman...
TIME has learned that FBI sources are certain that Hoover kept many highly sensitive files about newsmen, former White House aides and possibly even about Nixon. The records also included information on the drinking habits and personal lives of several Supreme Court Justices. But technically they were not called "secret files," so Mohr's denial of their existence is not perjurious. They were kept not in Hoover's private office but elsewhere in his suite, these sources believe...
Michael Palm, a proctor living in Hurlbut, said yesterday the major source of discontent is the Union dorms' general state of disrepair. "The dorms are old and very poorly kept up," he said...
...Terriers opened the third period on the power play for 55 seconds and kept the momentum until Fidler scored the seventh B.U. goal at 1:12. Petrovek seemingly had the puck frozen against the post with his stick, but there was no whistle, only the stick of Fidler slapping at the Harvard netminder forcing the puck into...