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...Atlantic. During this period, Lindbergh and his wife were virtual prisoners in their home in Hopewell, N.J., never answering the prying questions of reporters. In the second volume of her diaries and letters, Hour of Gold, Hour of Lead, soon to be published by Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, Anne Morrow Lindbergh finally tells her version of the tragedy through the daily letters she wrote her mother...
...Anne Morrow Lindbergh wrote in her diary: "The baby's body found and identified by skull, hair, teeth, etc., in woods on Hope-well-Mount Rose road. Killed by a blow on head. . . I feel strangely a sense of peace-not peace, but an end to restlessness, a finality, as though I were sleeping in a grave...
...Evangeline Lodge Land Lindbergh kept Anne Morrow Lindbergh's letters among her papers. They were discovered after her death...
MARGARET TRUMAN was not only very close to her father, she also attentively followed his career. In an affectionate biography published by William Morrow & Co., she provides some insights and asides to the official record...
...While Morrow hammered away at his typewriter, Artist Marisol hammered away at the cover sculpture. Working from photographs, she spent ten days in her Manhattan loft chiseling the Nixon-Kissinger visages into her mind, then onto a carefully selected 135-lb. piece of pink marble (photographed in turn by Robert Crandall for TIME's cover). Those who have advocated a cover of a different shape, whether of a football coach or a militant feminist, must rest content until next year...