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Governor Wallace, arguing insistently that his state cops could keep order in Birmingham, filed suit with the U.S. Supreme Court, charged that Kennedy's action was "unconstitutional and void." Said little ex-boxer brought the action only hours before he went to Muscle Shoals, Ala., to meet the President, on a tour to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Tennessee Valley Authority...
...Will. Perhaps to fill the family void, Charlene became a good golfer, an excellent horsewoman and a more than passable tennis player. Her sister Irene, four years older, chose quite a different form of compensation...
...inside pages, the newspapers' radio-TV critics did some outspoken promotion of their own. "Those interim dailies and the broadcasters made Gargantuan efforts to fill the void," wrote the News's Ben Gross, "but both were pale shadows of the real thing." Said the Journal's acerbic Jack O'Brian: "They had it all to themselves . . . and they blew it." To the Telegram's Richard Starnes. all the substitutes were "practically worthless to a hungry...
...when stone and wood were no longer flexible enough, he switched to welded metal. Though his sculpture often seems to have an organic life of its own, it is not inspired by nature, and he believes that no association should interfere with the tense interplay between mass and void. "In open sculpture," says Ferber. "the space and the forms are equally important. The eye travels around and inside them. There is no business of front or back because the eye goes right through...
...juvenile delinquent," said Shore, "seems to be trying to fill in a void in his life. If he doesn't get a feeling of worth from the community, he may try and get it through a gang...