Poet Marianne Moore Dies At Home At 84
New York AP reports Pulitzer Prize winning poet Marianne Moore died at her Greenwich Village home Saturday at age 84 after a heart ailment. A boxing and baseball fan, she lived 86 years in Brooklyn before moving to Greenwich Village in 1968. Funeral services scheduled Tuesday at Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church in Brooklyn.
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Housing Policy Changes Highlight Civil Rights Debate
The article discusses eight HUD criteria for funding multifamily housing including public housing. It notes tensions over open nonsegregated opportunities, needs of lower income families, and job creation. Critics from the Leadership Conference on Civil Rights and others say the rules push projects to suburbs, limiting city housing growth. William Donohue of New Haven Redevelopment Agency voices concern about suburban incentives.
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Indochina voices call for reform and jailed Ellison case
The piece recalls criticism of the court system and missing officers in Indochina era rhetoric, while in Georgia Miss Ellison faces imprisonment in a case linked to armed robbery. Attorney Peter Ellison Geer questions payment rights for defendants, and Judge Geer denies bail for a couple amid a larger discussion of law enforcement and political pressure. Sheriff White reports a forcible jail escape by Patton, who is charged with armed robbery, simple assault, and car theft.
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Vietnamese Offensive Strength Report Sparks Debate
U S officials estimate enemy strength for the offensive at 50,000 troops while news agencies had claimed 80,000. Cambodia reports say seven recoilless shells were fired as a convoy of five small fuel tankers and two towing tugs passed near Phnom Penh, wounding two seamen.
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Nixon's Peking visit seen as face for China
AP reports Nixon's trip to Peking will confer immense face on China by visiting its soil, a historic gesture shaping U.S.China ties. Analysis notes Chinese concept mientze of dignity and pride, and how Western powers' actions have long affected Chinese status and reciprocity.
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Snowstorm traps dozen at Oswego Eastern Snow Conference
Blizzard meteorologist at the State University College at Oswego was snowbound with about 35 attendees at a local motel during the storm that struck Tate on Thursday. The city had 1.48 to 2 inches of snow through Saturday noon, with 10 to 12 more inches expected before the storm subsided Saturday night.
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Guard units join search for missing boy in Raleigh area
Bob Scott authorized mobilization of National Guardsmen to aid in locating the boy. State Adjutant Gen. Perd Davis called in guardsmen from Sylva and Waynesville. About 50 to 75 guardsmen expected to participate starting Sunday morning as conditions were cold.
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