Monday, July 19, 1999

No " inexplicable " curse on Kennedys

Now " John-John " Kennedy -all but certain-
   is gone. Yes, another very sad Kennedy family
   tragedy. But it is senseless to sensationalize
   and mystify it.
         Newspaper headline: " Inexplicable curse of
   Kennedys". ( London's The Sunday Telegraph )
        The buzz around here was that John Kennedy Jr.
   was taking a big risk as inexperienced pilot -with
  an injured leg.
        Just a week ago the gossip columns reported
  that his wife was publicly describing him as a
  " mouse ".
        One can imagine him seething : " I'll show
   YOU who's a mouse ! "

        And who is more macho than a private pilot-
   taking charge in a dangerous situation, his dear
   wife -and sister-in-law -depending on him for
   their very lives. ?
        We can all feel compassion for our royal
   family -all too human !
       But the laws of physics, of nature , are
   completely indifferent to WHO we are.
       A stone, an airplane part, a dear wife, a
   sister -in-law , a baby, a Kennedy will plummet
   toward the earth at an acceleration -allowing
   for friction - of 32 ft. per sec/per sec .
        Nature is both brutally FAIR and horribly
  UNJUST.
      Fairwell America's Rose - John John .

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response:

      Hi gang. Yesterday I was informed by an editor
   of the Dallas Morning News that this Texas size
   newspaper wanted to publish my letter " No Inexplicable
   Curse of Kennedys " on their web site.
        I've just read my letter there - it was letter
   numero uno, the first one to click on.
        Today the Providence Journal also published that
   same letter.
         Ron Marshall, I feel a little like the Texas
   kid James Dean in " Giant " .
          " I'm rich, Bick. I'm rich. " Of course we
   know how it all ended for the Dean character 

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