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Dates: during 1970-1970
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...determined to ask his question anyway. As it happened, it was covered by Robert Semple of the New York Times, "so I settled down to rephrase my question. Unfortunately I kept lapsing into daydreams, the East Room of the White House being very conducive to that sort of thing." After the conference, "I was immediately rushed by a horde of reporters asking questions about my presence at the White House. Realizing that as soon as I left, they would not have old Bobby to kick around any more, I took...
...young child. Sledge testified that he and Calley came upon a monk dressed in white robes at the end of a ditch. Calley started interrogating the monk, "then he hit him with the butt of his rifle in the mouth ... He [the monk] was sort of like pleading. He was about 40 to 50 years old. Lieut. Calley put his rifle at point blank and pulled the trigger in his face. His head was just blown away." Soon afterward, Sledge heard someone hollering that "there was a child running toward the village. Lieut. Calley grabbed it by the arm, threw...
...tired man, hunched over the microphone just to say "We're doing the best we can" or "I'll have to consult the city solicitor and get a legal opinion on this." With his deliberate slow pace of dealing with city affairs he doesn't come across as the sort who'll pull a new card out of his sleeve...
...dialogue that even Mister Magoo can make effective. The problems with his Scrooge are not exactly his fault: in the first place he doesn't look like Scrooge. I've always pictured Scrooge as a shriveled up old man with small beady eyes and thin, bloodless lips, sort of like a nun who taught me in the second grade. No amount of makeup could make Albert Finney look like that nun, and I guess he wasn't perfectionist enough to go on a starvation diet. The second problem is that Finney can't sing. He may sing well enough...
...sort of night Harvard manager Glenn Koocher dreams about, though the microphone didn't perform up to expectations. "I just hope my campaign for school committee goes as well," mused Koocher, a Cambridge resident. He plans to run next year...