Indian's First Novel Wins Pulitzer Prize for Fiction
New York reports Norman Mailer wins nonfiction for The Armies of the Night while N. Scott Momaday earns the fiction prize for House Made of Dawn. The Los Angeles Times secures a public service award for an exposé on city commissions and corruption.
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New York
UPI
New York City
Los Angeles Times
Columbia University
Norman Mailer
Washington
Mailer
N. Scott Momaday
Momaday
University of California
Howard Sackler
Jack Johnson
Antoinette Perry
Hollywood
Public Service Award
Pulitzer Prizes
Andrew W. Cordier
Columbia
Public Service
Los Angeles
District Court actions in Bennington District Court
A 17 year old Shaftsbury youth pleaded not guilty to disturbing the peace on April 26 after threatening and striking David Reed. Other cases included two Pownal youths charged with breaking and entering and Lyndon Bortell pleading guilty to entering a Pic n Pac store. Additional arraignments and bail decisions were reported for Manchester Depot resident John L. Benson and Woodford resident Donald E. Greene among others. A Philippine Senate committee recommended lowering the voting age to 18, expanding the electorate by about 2.2 million to nearly 12 million.
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Shaftsbury
Bennington
David Reed
Robert C. Ryan
Atty
William C. Sennett
Reed
Wallace L. Mattison
Gerald R. LaBeau
Main Street
John P. Morrissey
Dorothy Ryan
Morrissey
Frank Burdick
Pownal
U.S. 7
George M. Fienberg
Burdick
Lyndon Bortell
Bortell
John L. Benson
Manchester Depot
Arthur Mills
Mills
Ralph R. Greene
Williamstown
Mass
Greene
Petco
North Bennington Road
Donald E. Greene
Woodford
Senate hearing cites misleading drug advertising
UPI reports NAS experts, Dr. Heinz Eichenwald and Dr. William Kirby, testified before Sen. Gaylord Nelson's subcommittee that misleading advertising lures gullible physicians into prescribing useless and dangerous combination drugs. The NAS evaluation of 30 drug experts found the combos often useless and sometimes dangerous.
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Washington
UPI
National Academy of Science
Senate
Heinz F. Eichenwald
Eichenwald
Pediatrics
University of Texas Southwestern Medical School
Dallas
William M. M. Kirby
University of Washington Medical School
Seattle
Gaylord Nelson
Nelson
D-Wis
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
Academy
Kirby
Dartmouth Faculty Recommends ROTC Phase Out
Dartmouth College faculty voted 131 to 60 to end all ROTC programs by June 1973, with completion of commissioning requirements allowed. The Ad Hoc Committee to ROTC will limit each unit to two courses for credit and restrict faculty status to one officer per unit until termination.
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Dartmouth Board of Trustees
Dartmouth
Bennington College Chamber Orchestra Planned Concert
The Bennington College Chamber Orchestra conducted by Henry Brant will perform at the Carriage Barn on Wednesday May 7 at 8 15. The program features Hindemith Chamber Music No 2 and Milhaud The Creation of the World with Lionel Nowak as solo pianist, plus Berlioz Trio for Two Flutes and Harp. The ensemble includes faculty, students, and visiting artists and the public is invited.
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Bennington College Chamber Orchestra
Henry Brant
Carriage Barn
Paul Hindemith
Lionel Nowak
Nowak
Bennington
Darious Milhaud
Berlioz
Childhood of
Christ
Bennington College
New Books at the Library Fiction Anderson Seven Conquests
A catalog style list of new library fiction and juvenile titles with authors and brief descriptors. Notable entries include Anderson Seven Conquests and Ashbery Nest of Ninnies, plus Barstow Hidden Part and Cordell The Deadly Eurasian. The list covers varied genres from romance to mystery and includes non fiction works and guides.
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Dickinson
The KLH Model Twenty-Four Stereo System
The KLH Model Twenty-Four is a compact three-cabinet stereo system that plays records FM and AM and can accept a tape recorder. It blends unobtrusive walnut cabinets with strong performance. It is marketed as the best selling most talked about stereo system, offering room economy without a large footprint.
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Martin Luther King Jr
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Atlanta
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Brooklyn
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Trail Road
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