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Stephen F. Krasner, convicted by a Massachusetts Superior Court jury on charges of making a battering ram that was used in a demonstration at M.I.T. in January 1970, petitioned the state's Supreme Judicial Court for release on bail pending appeal...
Krasuer was convicted of making a steel pipe battering ram which four persons used January 15, 1970 to smash down the office door of Howard W. Johnson, then President of M.I.T. About 50 persons, some of them students, occupied the offices for 36 hours. protesting disciplinary measures taken earlier against some students...
...indictment against Krasher originally was dismissed in Superior Court. but the state appealed, and the Supreme Court upheld the contention that the ram was a burglar tool...
...moved to reshape the Indian political scene. Convinced that Indians had wearied of the slow-moving Syndicate cabal that ruled the party, Indira emerged triumphant from the party split that virtually stripped her foes of power. The split also left her with a minority government. Unable to ram controversial legislation through Parliament, foiled by the supreme court when she sought to abolish the maharajahs' privy purses, she decided to dissolve Parliament and try to win a greater majority. If she winds up with a two-thirds majority, she will be able not only to enact her program but also...
...until the final twist of his logic. Mailer accuses Millett of missing the quintessential point in Miller, "that lust when it fails is a machine." Then, at his cockiest and most ecstatically ribald, Mailer treats us to his own passage on lust, on lust and love and Priapus the ram, a passage no less provocative, in its way, than the tirades of Falstaff or Rabelais or all the thighs in the canvases of Rubens...