Sartre Refuses Nobel Prize Money in 1964 Decision
French writer Jean-Paul Sartre, laureate of the 1964 Nobel Prize in Literature, announces he will decline the $53,123 cash award and diploma, saying he seeks no prize for personal reasons. The Swedish Academy notes his work has had broad influence while preparing possible fund restoration if declined.
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Boris Pasternak
U.S. Counsel Died in Woodstock At 69
Frank Paws Tavenner Jr., 69, longtime counsel for the House Un-American Activities Committee and postwar prosecutor of Prime Minister Tojo of Japan, died yesterday in Woodstock California.
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Goldwater film pulled after campaign concerns in Philadelphia
The Republican candidate viewed the film for the first time in a Philadelphia hotel and said its current form is not suitable for a campaign. Citizens for Goldwater-Miller withdrew the film Choice at Senator Goldwater’s request and will make minor changes. NBC noted cuts including a topless bathing sequence while defending the film as shocking reflections of American life.
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Belief Mafia Boss Murdered A from Banno
Detectives and FBI agents hunted Bonanno and his relatives as they sought Bonanno's son Salvatore married to a Profaci relative. Five Bonanno associates faced a grand jury while attorney William Power Maloney described the kidnapping and claimed Bonanno was assaulted during a car ride on Park Avenue in the rain.
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Chinese Refuse To Sign Treaty Contd Page One
U S officials dismiss the Chinese maneuver as propaganda to offset criticisms of China’s first nuclear explosion last Friday. Officials say China is unlikely to sign the year old nuclear test ban treaty, though global opinion may pressure Peking over time.
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