Mark Van Doren Dies Poet Critic and Columbia Professor
Native of Illinois and Pulitzer Prize winner Mark Van Doren, longtime Columbia University professor and influential poet critic, has died at age 78. The educator and author mentored writers such as Berryman, Merton, Kerouac, and Ginsberg, shaping American letters for nearly four decades at Cornell Connecticut and beyond.
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Principal in celebrated Miranda ruling wins parole
The article notes that Albert Miranda won parole from the State Prison after his 193 sentence for rape and robbery was overturned by the U S Supreme Court in a landmark Miranda decision. The ruling established the requirement that suspects be advised of their rights, shaping police procedure nationwide. Also updated is Eddie Rickenbacker's improving condition after a stroke at Memorial Hospital.
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Broadway revival of Irene delayed by cast changes
The Broadway bound Irene revival faced setbacks as lead actors changed. Janie Sell refused a role, Miss Reynolds stepped in briefly and did not appear in several scenes, delaying progress and delaying previews.
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Death penalty proposed in Illinois bill
In the Illinois General Assembly, Representatives Joseph Sevyeik and Henry Hyde filed a bill to make the death penalty mandatory in certain murder cases. The measure would remove jury discretion and apply to crimes such as killing public officials and contract killings, amid ongoing debates after the U S Supreme Court ruled it unconstitutional in some contexts.
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Traffic Violators Hearings Set During Holidays
Court judge Alfred announced holiday traffic hearings in Wertor ay? through January. Mentors warned violators that hearings would be scheduled to ease Christmas fines burden, allowing payment plans or bailed options during the period.
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