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...Rape of the Republican Party" may be the title of the Ripon Society's forthcoming book on "what Republicans have to do if they are ever to win again," Thomas P. Petri '62 said yesterday. Petri, a proctor in Thayer Hall, will edit the work, to be published in September...
...court ruled that state prosecutors can no longer comment to jurors on the failure of criminal defendants to take the stand. Eddie D. Griffin, who remained mute during his trial for a 1961 rape-murder in Los Angeles, had a previous rape-robbery record going back to 1944. Had he testified, the D.A. could have raked up every detail. Griffin was convicted nonetheless after the D.A. pointedly noted his silence, a practice permissible in six states, including California. In decisions dating to 1908, the Supreme Court had refused to bar such comment in state courts (federal courts have barred...
...these films, the relationship becomes a personal one. Mifune's amoral force is made either evil or good by the intentions of those whom he joins. In Rashomon, the intrusion of the bandit's passion challenges a stable marriage, casts doubt on each witness's version of the rape scene, and brings about death and disgrace. In Seven Samurai, the outsider joins the mission of the samurai in spite of their rejection of him, and becomes their sustaining force as they fight on behalf of the farmers...
DIARY OF A CHAMBERMAID. In the French countryside. Director Luis Buñuel (Viridiana) mounts a fascinating if inconclusive study of sadism, fetishism, frigidity, rape and murder as seen through the eyes of a worldly-wise Parisian maid (Jeanne Moreau...
...Mallory v. U.S. (1957) forbade federal (but not state) police to use statements produced during prolonged pre-commitment interrogation. That rule saved Andrew Mallory from a death sentence for rape in Washington, D.C. In 1960, Mallory raped a woman in Philadelphia, was convicted, and is now serving a state rap of 1½ to 23 years...