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...will "do everything in our power to move away from discrimination based on race or color." That may be a difficult promise to fulfill. It seems unlikely that the ingrained traditions of apartheid can be altered quickly and dramatically enough to assuage Black Africa's decades of accumulated rage...
...Pardon: Relief and Rage...
Perhaps every good young writer should be allowed a book like this one. Still it is a notable disappointment. Three years ago, McHale published two exhilarating novels in quick succession: Principato and Farragan's Retreat. In both he revealed wild comic gusto, a youthful, vengeful rage at certain vagaries of the Roman Catholic Church, and a visceral knowledge of middle-class Irish and Italians around Philadelphia and the Jersey shore. McHale was never a stylist; he made up in energy what he lacked in elegance...
...liberal Attorney General, swamped Syracuse Mayor Lee Alexander, 47, for the Senate nomination. Texas-born Clark moved to New York in 1969, but he still looks-and sounds-strangely out of place, Gary Cooper lost in Times Square. Even so, Clark waged a highly successful campaign of low-key rage at social injustice. He put a ceiling of $100 on contributions to his cause and vowed that he was out to help "restore integrity to government." Facing Clark in November: liberal Republican Senator Jacob Javits, 70, who will be trying for his fourth term...
...coffin was being carried north on a slow train through crowds of mourners when Eleanor found out about Lucy Rutherfurd's presence at Warm Springs. In a rage, she later confronted Anna, who confessed that she had often helped her father meet with the woman. "He asked you?" cried Eleanor...