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...reporter, after disclosures connected President Nixon and John Ehrlichman to the investigation of Ellsberg which resulted in the burglary at his psychiatrist's office: "Did you see the headlines today? 'Nixon Guilty, Manson Declares...
...strained pseudopoetic rhetoric and portentous declamatory style remind one of Maxwell Anderson scaling his molehills of dramatic verse. An intermittent sidebar monologue features an innocuous-looking Manson-family girl casually relating the horrors of the Sharon Tate murders with a lubriciously contented purr. Together with the repeated cue name of My Lai and references to the slaughter of innocents, of whom Iphigenia is the first, Rabe's intent is clear to the point of didactic overkill-to make the curse and crimes of the House of Atreus appear to be the inevitable pattern of all human behavior...
...Jeffrey Manson, an employee of Corners of the Mouth, an Inman Square health foods store, said yesterday that he saw DeLuca get out of his car to argue with four boys and that a fight ensued. He added, "I don't know who started the fight...
...been jailed in the past year either for refusing to disclose sources of information or withholding unpublished material from curious grand juries. With the First Amendment no longer a shield against such proceedings, other reporters may also be prosecuted. Reporter William Farr ran into trouble while covering the Charles Manson murder trial for the Los Angeles Herald-Examiner. He published a story based on a witness's confidential statement to the district attorney's office, then refused to comply with Judge Charles Older's demand that he name his source. Upon losing a long legal fight, Farr...
...CHILDREN OF PRIDE edited by Robert Manson Myers. More than 1,500 pages of letters written by members of a Southern plantation family from the 1850s through the Civil...