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Died. Ida Bailey Allen, 88, who provided American homemakers with down-to-earth recipes in more than 50 cookbooks (Ida Bailey Allen's Modern Cookbook, Cook Book for Two); in Norwalk, Conn. Twice a widow, Mrs. Allen believed that good home cooking was an antidote to the rising divorce rate...
Died. Whit Burnett, 73, co-founder and editor of Story magazine; of a heart attack; in Norwalk, Conn. In 1931 Burnett and his first wife, Martha Foley, mimeographed 75 copies of an anthology of short stories written by themselves and friends. The issue drew immediate critical approval. With Burnett as editor and later his second wife, Hallie, as assistant, Story survived 40 years and was first to publish the short stories of William Saroyan, Norman Mailer and Truman Capote...
...Norwalk, Conn...
...Nixon, Richard Close of Royal Oak, Mich., contends that the President's wage-and-price-control scheme to halt inflation has not worked for the little man. "Nixon controls wages, but not prices. He helps big business, but he's screwing everyone else." Mrs. Virginia Carson, a Norwalk, Conn., registered nurse, says that despite Nixon controls, inflation still eats into her income, but she adds: "McGovern's ideas are unrealistic in the light of inflation, and Nixon has the confidence of the business world. The more confident the stock market is, the better...
Greece and moved with his family to South Norwalk. Connecticut when he was sever At Brian McMahon High School he scored 74 goals in three seasons and set the state scoring record as a senior with 31 goals in 11 games...