5/27/2006

"The social rupture of the 1960s and '70s had flung father and daughter to opposite coasts and opposite ends of the political and social spectrum. They were almost caricatures of what America was then: She was an acid-dropping lefty, and he was Hoover's law-and-order enforcer. While he was ordering surveillance on Students for Democratic Society and the Weathermen, she was searching for truth and meaning in communal living, free love and hallucinogens. While he was fielding calls from President Nixon on the hot line in his home, she was in Chile hanging out with Marxists."

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