Poetess Marianne Moore Dies At 84 In Greenwich Village
Nobel prize winning poet Marianne Moore died Saturday at 84 in her Greenwich Village home. The Brooklyn Dodgers and baseball inspired her work and she admired Auden and Nixon praised her. Funeral services are set for 1 p.m. Tuesday at Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church in Brooklyn.
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Tammy Weiss Weds Larry Niebel In Keystone Church Ceremony
Tammy Elizabeth Weiss daughter of Eldon and Mrs Weiss of Ladora married Larry William Niebel son of Mr and Mrs Roland Niebel of Blairstown in a 630 pm ceremony at St John Lutheran church. The bride wore peau de soie and Chantilly lace gown with pink velvet ribbon. attendants wore hot pink velvet Empire gowns. After a reception for 250 at the church social rooms a dance at Turner hall followed. The couple will reside near Keystone where Niebel farms.
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Dear Abby Advice Column on Loneliness and Life Fulfillment
A 22 year old writes of isolation and longing for companionship despite wealth and looks. Abby urges joining young adult groups, classes, and volunteer work to meet people and find purpose. A reader quotes John Gardner on excellence in humble tasks and plumbing versus philosophy.
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Debate Over Adult Rights Bill Adjusts Drinking Age
The upper and lower chambers weigh changes to grant 18 year olds full adult rights, with a key dispute over whether the drinking age should be 18 or 19. Senators tack on provisions on juvenile probation and continued state aid for wards, while governors clash with headlines over the 18 19 drinking line.
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Vietnam action reports clash near Pleiku and Nha Trang
Reports from central South Vietnam say helicopters and air power clashed near Pleiku with no enemy bodies found after one engagement. Five Viet Cong were killed near the Pleiku air base in a claimed sapper attack as a mine and cow path incident is described. In another incident, government engineers battalion HQ west of Nha Trang endured a six round mortar barrage, wounding eight soldiers.
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McGovern counters Haldeman attack with peace plan
McGovern, joined by Mayor Lindsay and Senate Democratic leader Mansfield, rebukes H.R. Haldeman for accusing Democrats of aiding enemies. McGovern proposes a peace plan including cutting South Vietnam aid by May 1, withdrawing recognition of Thieu, and ending U.S. air strikes to meet Hanoi demands. Lindsay calls the speech defense of democracy. Mansfield defends free speech as essential. Humphrey accuses the administration of using farmers for political gain while funding farm programs.
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Senate debates age limit on college support after divorce
A legislative debate hinges on extending child support to college for dependents past 18. The Senate split shows Republicans and Democrats voting on whether to raise the cutoff to 22, with most backing 18 as in the House bill and others supporting college funding beyond high school.
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Write-In Campaigns Highlight New Hampshire Primary
In New Hampshire the race features Arkansas candidate Jack Coleman backing a write-in for Rep. Wilbur Mills. John Graf of Manchester announces a write-in bid for Sen. Edward Brooke as vice president.
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Michael Poeschel Pleads Innocent On Assault Counts
Michael D. Poeschel a Marion resident 18 was arrested Monday on two warrants charging assault and battery He appeared in municipal court pled innocent to both counts and was released on his own recognizance Five juveniles aged 15 and two aged 18 were charged in the same incident near Roosevelt junior high school referring the juveniles to the probation office
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