Sensitive Poetess as Political Activist in Camden Maine
Camden Maine features Anne Hazlewood Brady a 47 year old photographer and poet activist. She lives in a plain seacoast home and plans volumes this fall while pursuing Women’s Lib and political observation. The piece notes her move from New York City and Deerfield New Hampshire as she reshapes her writing and public stance.
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North Vietnamese visit unnerving for AP reporter
AP Special Correspondent Peter Arnett recounts a ten day trip behind North Vietnamese lines in Hanoi. He describes uneasy moments with People's Army soldiers and U S air raids while detailing meals and hospitality as POWs Edward Elias Mark Gartley and Norris Charles reflect on captivity and freedom.
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Belfast Taverns Bombed Kill Two More in Protestant Catholic Clash
A 100 pound bomb exploded outside two Roman Catholic taverns in Belfast killing two men and wounding 30. One victim was found beaten and shot in the Lower Falls Catholic district, another body found in Protestant east Belfast. Police blamed Protestant extremists though IRA seeds were suspected. Later in Londonderry guerrillas used a record blast against a police station, hijacking a truck to plant six suitcases of explosives.
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Based Rider Is Arrested In Fort Morgan Colorado
A 31 year old woman Elaine Greene was arrested for drunk driving a horse after riding through a bar district in downtown Fort Morgan. Witnesses said four police officers had to persuade her to dismount and escorted her to jail after she refused to ride in the patrol car. She spent a night in jail and was released.
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Grain sale pact links American ships to Russia shipment
Government sources say a new pact will allocate one third of the 400 million tons of U S grain to Russia on American flag ships one third on Soviet vessels and one third on other foreign flags over three years. The deal honors Seafarers Union backing and marks a boost for the U S merchant marine.
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House blocks min wage conference and defeat foils bill
Washington AP Republicans and Southern Democrats reject a House move to confer with the Senate on minimum wage reform. The House vote 196 to 188 preserves the $1.60 wage, with bitter splits between urban and farm belt members and opposition to overtime for processors. Dent notes no renewed effort this session.
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Nixon Starts Direct Mail Campaign
A political roundup notes President Nixon launching a direct mail effort as part of broader 1970s campaign testing. Ralph Nader Report highlights consumer issues and evolving strategies shaping public outreach and voter engagement.
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