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...incidents of Lod Airport and Qiryat Shemona. The guerrillas have gone past killing civilian adults. Now they must show their extreme "bravery" by slaying innocent children. If the murderers of children are to be made heroes by a country, then we must treat that country like the plague, and shun...
Goon Squads. Even so, the workers are reluctant to join the Teamsters, whose four-year organizing drive has been conducted partly by ax-handle-wielding goon squads. Indeed, many farm workers seem ready to shun both unions. Last month, for example, the 100 employed at Keene Larson's 200-acre Coachella Valley vineyard-one of the first to sign with Chavez-voted two to one not to affiliate with either union...
...Falks shun the cocktail-party circuit, but their small circle of friends includes his Husbands buddies, Director John Cassavetes and Actor Ben Gazzara, as well as Mike Nichols, Elaine May and M-A-S-H's Wayne Rogers. The circle is tightly knit. It was Nichols who directed Falk in Prisoner of Second Avenue on Broadway. Last summer Falk completed a film directed by May, Mikey and Nicky, in which he co-stars with Cassavetes. He has also helped to finance a new Cassavetes-directed film, Women Under the Influence, in which he co-stars with Cassavetes' wife...
...busing to integrate schools, and promised to restore capital punishment. But Sandman had badly split the party in his primary upset over Cahill last spring and never won the active support of influential moderates or liberals like Senator Clifford P. Case. In a swing state whose voters traditionally shun extremists, the loss of the middle ground was perhaps more serious than concern with corruption...
Like many big-city hospitals, Chicago's St. Frances X. Cabrini Hospital has been declining with the neighborhood. As white middle-class families left their sturdy brick houses for the suburbs, poor black and Spanish-speaking families moved into the residential sections surrounding the hospital. Doctors began to shun the area, partly because of crime, partly because 60% of its residents were on welfare. By 1970, Cabrini's hospital beds were only 68% full and the hospital was $1,000,000 in debt...