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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1963
Page
6
James Marlow weighs the poet Robert Frost, acknowledging his modest early earnings and later revered status while separating myth from fact. The piece surveys Frost as wit and critic, his regional roots in New England, and his use of memory and common experience to craft timeless verse.
A biographical sketch of Robert Frost traces his stance in the 1930s against New Deal welfare, noting critics who saw him as a poet rather than a social philosopher. It covers his early farming failures, move to England, first book in 1913, and Amy Lowell’s 1917 assessment of his work as finished but limited in growth.
Institutional Book Service creates a new distributing division by Childrens Press Inc Chicago and its subsidiary Melmont Publishers Inc. The unit will distribute plain and reinforced paperbacks and titles from other publishers as well as Childrens and Melmont lists. Regensteiner Corp Chicago lithographer owns Childrens Press which has doubled volume in six months led by the 20 volume Young People's Science Encyclopedia and the eight volume Enchantment Of America series.
The New York State Thruway system comprises about 3,000 miles of single lane pavement, enough for a road from New York City to San Francisco.
Cincinnati AP Attorney bid for injunction to free prisoner from solitary confinement at the workhouse failed as Judge Renner ruled no jurisdiction. Keeton 20, serving 90 days for auto tampering, has remained in solitary since an escape attempt on December 30.
Wilfrid Noyce examines case histories of people under extreme stress, from being buried alive to facing cancer and Nazi camps. Notable subjects include Richard E. Byrd and Ernest Shackleton, plus a drifting raft survivor versus his dying companion. The book questions universal survival standards and offers vivid anecdotes rather than firm conclusions.
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