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   Northwest Arkansas Times (Newspaper) - October 22, 1964, Fayetteville, Arkansas                               10 NORTHWEST ARKANSAS TIMES Thursday October 22 1964 French Writer Jean-Paul Sarte Wins Nobel Prize For Literature STOCKHOLM AP The Swedish Academy of Letters day awarded the 1964 Nobel Prize for literature to French Jean Paul Sartre The academy in its citation spoke of Sartre's imaginative writing which by reason of its spirit of freedom and striving for truth has exercised a reaching influence on our age Man Kills Wife Clubs 4 Children Commits Suicide DENHAM SPRINGS La AP A college teacher killed his wife shot and clubbed his four children and then ted suicide late Wednesday night police reported Officers arriving soon after- ward rushed the children to a hospital in Baton Rouge An boy died en route The others were In critical condition The Harvey Smith 36 a faculty member at eastern Louisiana College in Hammond and a former ter his wife Sarah 30 and son Kenneth In critical condition were The old sopher was reported by sources here to have written the emy in advance declining the prize for personal and tive reasons Sartre since has gone into hiding The prize sum this year is a crowns Sari re was quoted by friends as saying he does no want any prize whether a sack of potatoes or a Nobel Prize If refuses to accept Hie prize money the academy may put Hie money back info its funds who for two decades has been an irritating commentator and conscience or he world scene is the lo receive the No bel Literature Prize Other post war French laureates were St Kathy Glenn 12 Janice Physicians 10 and said the two girls were shot in the head with a 22 caliber pistol slugged with n hammer Glenn was beaten with the hammer Odom Graves chief deputy said no one had any ideas what triggered Smith's bloody urge lo wipe out the family A NOBEL Konrad Bloch 82 Harvard is greeted by a congratulatory message on his door In Cambridge alter word that he a Nobel Prize ner He shares tha award for medicine with Prof Feodor of Munich West Germany for cholesterol PERFECTION ACHIEVED SAN ANTONIO Tex AP Trinity University Registrar Burford Higgins scanned record enrollment figures and decided the school has achieved perfection in cation Exactly men and John Perse in Albert Cam us in 1957 Francois Mauriac and Andre Gide 1947 Sartre is regarded as founder of Hie French cult Itic logical assertion of actuality as opposed lo ity Educated al the Lycee Henri IV and Hie Ecole Normale in Paris Sartre taught al Lycee du Havre and later traveled in Egypt Greece and Italy in the War II years He taught philosophy from 1935 until 1939 when he be- gan military service Captured by the Germans in 1940 he spent nine months in a n concentration camp When he was released Sartre joined the French resistance movement He began to achieve literary success during the and abandoned teach Ing for a writing career went to Cuba in 1960 al the invitation of Prime Minis ter Fidel Castro When he re- turned lo Paris Sartre wrote The revolution is Irreversible The truth is lhat there can b no left or right today rev unity of its practical action is perforce il own right and Us own left In January 1963 spen 10 days in the Soviet Union meeting with Russian writer AN AP REPORT Today In Washington WASHINGTON AP All staff some of whom had come undi employes of the have been asked to fill ut new security applications in e wake of the Walter W s case Jenkins a lop aide lo unt Johnson for 25 years re- gned at the President's re- uest last week after it became he had been arrested wice In 1959 and earlier this on morals charges said he had never earlier of either arrest Staff members from top down lo stenographers asked to fill out Security Data for Sensitive ton Applications of this type ire sent lo the FBI for hecking against its files Ordinarily the FBI makes no investigation in the absence of derogatory informa ion In its files Questions on he form dates and places of back to 1937 Except for arrests carrying a fine of o less employe is asked to lis any arrests even for tion and questioning and for which no formal charge was filed WASHINGTON AP gent Shriver director of peace award of the for eace at the organization's 3711 annual conference opening her oday Theme of the con is Population A Threat to WASHINGTON AP Basil O'Connor president of the imes organization said Boston Mountain Color Tour Set For Sunday The annual color lour by the Boston Mountain Resort Association will be held Those planning to attend are requested to meet at Lake Fort Park at 1 p.m The lour will circle the park and cross the dam to Hwy 71 and then um north on the Shepherd Spring Road From this the drive continues lo Winfrey Valley Hoad and reaches the White Rock Mountain Summit by way of and Boles Gap A program with the Boston Mountain Queen Miss Caro reading selections from Isabel France's Hills o Home is planned District For est Ranger Jack Swisher wil speak concerning the forest The return trip will be by waj of Shores Lake or Mountain burg Books and maps of th area will be distributed Radio equipped cars and cii zen band operators will accom the motorcade People In The News of the ight against birth defects is being hampered by parents who teep defective children in the behind closed doors because of placed guilt complex feelings Too many parents and grand- parents believe such defects are punishment for their own sins or other causes for guilt 0 Connor said Wednesday at a conference of campaign work By hiding defective children he said some who might benef it from new treatments are denied them He also said there is considerable ignorance o available treatment for certain defects SAN FRANCISCO AP Henry Cabot Lodge former U.S ambassador to South Viet Nam as received the Thomas A Dooley Foundation's first Splendid American award In accepting the honor Wednesday night Lodge said hat because of South Viet Nam's geographical position arge areas of Asia can be and undermined rom the country The award was named after he late Dr Thomas A Dooley St Louis Mo who modern medicine and built a hospital in Laos LONDON AP Christine Keeler the call gir who was a central figure in las year's Profumo scandal had a point in objecting to publication of her telephone number says the British Press Council The council government sponsored guardian of er ethics said today It de the action of the Dail Sketch in printing the number Miss Keeler's attorney com to the council He sail after the number was published Miss Keeler received a con stant stream of abusive calls COVINA Calif AP Phy Edward Teller says deto atlon of an atomic device by Communist China only proves that making a nuclear ion is easy Teller who was instrumental i developing the hydrogen said in a speech ay night to Corp Management Club that i may take China 25 years to a weapons system ca of carrying atomic leads long distances More significant he said was he Soviet Union's orbiting hree men in a space ship of Mountain Inn Sale Dale Now November 6 The date and place of eral Mountain Inn hotel sale has been changed Originally set for Tuesday in Fort Smith the sale of all and equipment tn t h sprawling four-story structure will be held Nov at the hour here lien on uie lois on which the hotel Is built will also be offered for lale Leases Estate GLEN COVE AP Mrs John F Kennedy has eased the former J P Morgan It estate in this community on fr North Shore of Long Island Her office in New York said the widow of President Kennedy intends to spend ends there with her two dren The family has an ment in New York HOME for elderly people New Quiet Homey 0 per month CALL WEST FORK attack as being under Western 2nd BIG HARDWARE 24 E CENTER ST Register Could Be The Lucky fsf Westing house REFRIGERATOR 2nd Walnut Veneer BEDROOM SUITE Sin ROCKER 6th COSCO KITCHEN STEP STOOLS 3rd AND BOX SPRINGS 4th DINETTE SET Other prizes awarded during Sale and Contest special prizes and deals in this event 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