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...more than 20 murders, but last week they filed their first formal charges: first degree murder in the deaths of Susan Place and Georgia Jessup. Schaefer, who will not complete his present jail term until mid-June, petitioned success fully for a series of tests at the state men tal hospital at Chattahoochee. If he is finally judged insane, that is probably where he will remain...
WEDDING IN WHITE has Jeannie (Carol Kane) as something of a simp, and her best friend Dollie (Bonnie Carol Case) something of a scamp with a tal ent for leading men on and turning them off. When a buddy of Jeannie's soldier brother Jimmie (Paul Bradley) makes a play for Dollie late one beery night, Dollie leaves in a huff. He (Doug McGrath) turns to Jeannie, takes her and warns her to stay quiet about it. He and Jimmie return to the army the next day. Jeannie is pregnant, her moth er (Doris Petrie) hysterical, her father (Donald...
...room apartment or cottage, two radios, a refrigerator and a hot-water supply, and gets a trip to Europe every five years. Other kibbutzim are beginning to permit TV sets, not just in the dining hall for group viewing but in members' private quarters. Says David Tal: "Attendance at our Saturday night meeting is way down now because Ironside comes on at 9 o'clock, when the meeting begins...
...fathers wanted to get their sons out on the land. Now they want them to go to college." After a five-year study of the generation gap, Rosner concluded that while older members remain strongly committed to kibbutz ideology, doctrinal ties have loosened among youth. As Economic Administrator Tal puts it: "My father was an idealist. It did not matter to him what he did so long as it was of benefit to the Jewish nation. But whatever I do, I do for myself, my family and my home." To rekindle idealism, many collectives now require young people to serve...
...growth rate of 2% to 3% a year even when Israel as a whole was growing more slowly. The appeal of the collective seems to come partly from its stability. "We still do not have the evils of the city. We live with our doors open," says David Tal. Indeed, there are no courts, no police, no crime, and virtually nothing that can be called juvenile delinquency...