Word: marline
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Adams House and Indianapolis,; Herman B. Leonard of Currier House and New York City; Joseph F. Nagy of Claverly Hall and Arlington; Eliot W. Nelson of Dunster House and Berkeley, Calif.; Edward M. Stolper of Winthrop House and Newton; and Jack D. Welch III of Dunster House and Marlin, Texas...
...claims that it was aware that Geller had "detractors" before he arrived in California. Presumably the California scientists knew that he had been something of a sensation in Israel. In 1970, TIME'S Jerusalem Correspondent Marlin Levin reports, Geller began appearing before soldiers' groups, in private homes and on the stage, performing his repertory of tricks and claiming to have psychokinetic powers. At first he was widely acclaimed; he came under suspicion when a group of psychologists and computer experts from Hebrew University duplicated all of his feats and called him a fraud. Eventually, Geller left the country...
Apparently hoping to renew some of the department's lost lustre, Marlin Johnson, a veteran of 29 years of law enforcement and a former FBI agent in charge of the Chicago office, was elected the new head of the city's police board. The five-member board will oversee the department's rules and regulations, pass on the annual police budget and review serious disciplinary infractions. Conlisk has already given a go-ahead to investigators from the Chicago Human Relations Commission and the Chicago Bar Association, who are now searching through police files for evidence that could...
...slipshod, even on flights to Israel, which presumably are among those most closely checked. Raul Maldonado, 38, a member of the decimated Puerto Rican pilgrimage on Air France Flight 132 last week, insists that security was poor. Maldonado, who was unhurt in the shooting, told TIME Correspondent Marlin Levin: "No one searched me bodily and no one searched my hand baggage when I got on at Orly...
Despite Egypt's angered action last week, all hope is not lost for Hussein's proposal. Washington regards it as a possible basis for further negotiations. One Israeli official who is particularly impressed by the plan is Allon, who last week told TIME Correspondent Marlin Levin that he was prepared to make further (but unspecified) "compromises" of his own proposal to speed final agreement. "We have peace," said Allon, "but without a peace treaty...