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Josie, with the power invested in her part by O'Neill's personal anguish, gives him the forgiveness he so desperately seeks and allows him to sleep on her breast until the dawn, beautifully lit, glows with Jim's new-found peace. Absolved of his sin and thus freed from torturous guilt, he leaves Josie forever, able to die as he has died spiritually long before. The walking ghost passing from night to dawn is a familiar figure in O'Neill's work, but nowhere is he so effective a presence as in Moon for the Misbegotten...
Some southerners are still wary of the new-found peace. Said Captain Choi Maror, a Dinka tribesman from Bahr El Ghazal province: "We don't trust those northerners yet. But we must live together. We are not brothers, but we can negotiate. We hear that the Russians and the Americans negotiate together, but do they trust each other? Still, it's better than...
...that "a college education is not needed for what they consider the good life. More and more, they feel that they can live satisfactorily without a college degree." While some may simply be dropping out, or not going in the first place, Peterson believes that even more have a new-found desire for "nononsense" job training offered at vocational schools...
This sleazy remake of John Huston's fine The Asphalt Jungle is cast primarily with blacks, but the men who made it-Scenarist-Director Barry Pollack, Producer Gene Gorman-are white. Their interest is not so much in reaching the new-found black audience (TIME, April 10) as in exploiting...
...week Hoffa returns for sympathetic hearings to Capitol Hill, where in other times he has occasionally been roughly treated. He will appear before a House Judiciary subcommittee on prison reform. Last week, in his $65,000 condominium near Miami Beach, Hoffa talked with TIME Correspondent Dave Beckwith about his new-found passion...