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...become a campaign issue in 1954. Republican Jacob Javits flattened him in their contest for state attorney general, which prompted Columnist Murray Kempton to write last week: "Roosevelt and his sponsors must hope that enough people remember his father and mother, and have forgotten him." Paul Screvane was much milder. Said he of Frank Jr.: "He is a very decent fellow, but I don't know how much he knows about the city of New York." As for Frank Jr., his public appraisal of the situation was: "I think it narrows down to me and Screvane...
...whom don't know they have it) is the "mature onset" type. This develops in people who are over 40, of stocky build and overweight-but always hungry. This form, if severe, was once controlled by insulin and diet, and if mild, by diet alone. Now the milder cases do better with drugs added to diet...
Predictably, the court found Mihajlov guilty but, in place of the maximum sentence of three years, sentenced him to ten months in prison, less the one month he had already spent in pre-trial custody. It was a much milder penalty than that meted out to Milovan Djilas (The New Class), who is still serving a nine-year term for criticizing Yugoslav Communism. To cynics, that was just the point: a Yugoslav gets only months for criticizing Stalin but gets years for criticizing Tito...
...Sunday, with Harvard in a tie for first place, the wind picked up. The Crimson started badly, however, and only began to pass boats when Butler cut across a strong mid-bay current to take advantage of milder water on the other side. On the last downwind leg, expert spinnaker work by Ken Burnes and smooth coordination by assistant helms-man Bill Cabeen helped the Harvard yawl catch both U.S.C. and Wayne State. The Crimson won by four and one-half minutes...
...Harvard Square" came from Middlesex Superior Court Justice Frank W. Tomasello, who issued a blast just before sentencing a 19-year old Cambridge youth to a five-to-seven-year suspended sentence for drug peddling. Just three weeks before, one of Tomasello's colleagues had made a similar, though milder, attack after sentencing three men to suspended sentences. The police and the University (which helped in the apprehension of the youth sentenced by Tomasello) must have been a bit chagrined: by catching the peddlers, they precipitated harsh criticism...