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Following films of the '58 race, maker Ted Hood, who designed and now skippers the Boston yacht, described innovations in design Nefertiti. The boat, he said, is what shorter and wider than there twelves, with her mast stepped somewhat aft to allow for the use of a larger Genoa...
...asked this writer to play God? And such a God-who sees only the public image, only the sensational, only the body? Who dares to judge a human being, the person Marilyn? "Judge not that ye be not judged." The real Last Judgment may reveal a much wider responsibility for this death-it may even reveal...
...JOHN C. SATTERFIELD, outgoing A.B.A. president, criticized the U.S. Supreme Court for decisions that expose "the individual to a much wider degree of judicial supervision and governmental regulation than has been the case in the past . . . There is real danger that the states will soon be placed in a straitjacket of federal conformity extending far beyond the prohibitions placed by the states in the Bill of Rights against actions by the central Government ... It would seem that practically the only area remaining even partially free from some kind of regulation by the central Government is that of purely private relations...
...short, he has been to enough familiar and remote places to know better than to be beguiled by tourist brochures. But in the course of a 13-day tour through Communist Albania, on which he reports this week, Behr found the gap between fact and pictured fancy even wider than he expected. "Visiting Albania." he said, "is like putting the clock back and waking up in the Balkans of the 16th century, with telephone wires, modern weapons, and a little motor transport added...
...member U.S. group. The antiCommunists, including several from the Goldwatering Young Americans for Freedom, tried, mostly in vain, to get the floor at festival seminars. They soon found that by publishing a daily festival newspaper in three languages (French, Spanish and English), they could win a wider audience...