Confession’s good for the soul and the sportsman
A 30 year old man, married with a newborn, juggles two softball leagues, two basketball leagues, golf and tennis. He drinks beer after sports, defends his lifestyle, and admits his wife is upset when he is away. He returns home Sunday morning to find his wife in tears and feels guilt despite his apologies.
You Always Win In The End And The Unresolved Tale
A domestic argument unfolds between a husband and wife over care and presence with their baby. She drafts a list weighing good against bad, the latter far longer, while he pushes apologies and later hints at making changes. The scene shifts to a Vietnam era POW note and a brief newspaper masthead.
Navy knew accused spy had police record
Scranton reports the Navy granted security clearance to John A Walker Jr despite a juvenile burglary record and later alleged he passed secrets to the Soviet Union. The Times cites an April 1964 file check by Milo Bauerly and notes other suspects, including Jerry Whitworth, were charged as the FBI pursued the case. Navy officials promised comment but said replies would take days.
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Wyilliaim G. Calirell
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