Briton American Share Nobel Grant In Economics 1972
The Nobel Prize in Economics was awarded jointly to Kenneth J. Arrow of Harvard and Sir John Hicks of Oxford for pioneering contributions to general equilibrium and welfare theory. Arrow, Hicks, and their peers reflect a strong American success in science prizes this year.
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Stockholm
Kenneth J. Arrow
Harvard
John Hicks
Oxford
Swedish Academy of Science
Arrow
Hicks
Rockefeller University
United States
Heinrich Boll
West Germany
Binghamton
N.Y
Stanford University
California
Arrows
David
Andrew
Columbia University
Stanford
All Souls College
London School of Economics
Cambridge
University of Manchester
Ursula K. Hicks
Linacre College
Swedish Academy
St. John Hicks
Kenneth Arrow
Explosion destroys fuel barge near Carteret New Jersey
A General American Tank and Storage Co fuel barge exploded and burned before dawn in the Arthur Kill, blocking the waterway between Carteret and Staten Island. No injuries reported and cause under investigation as New York and New Jersey fire units battled the blaze visible up to 20 miles away.
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Carteret
General American Tank and Storage Co
Arthur Kill
Middlesex County
Staten Island
N.Y
New York City
Port Authority
New Jersey
Davis To Fight For Black GI In Vietnam Fraggings Case
Angela Davis says she will tour the United States to support Pvt Billy Dean Smith a Black GI court martialed for allegedly murdering two Army officers at Bien Hoa Air Base near Saigon with a fragmentation grenade Smith from Watts Los Angeles pleaded innocent to the charges and Davis calls the case a frame up aimed at scaring antiwar GIs The Ft Ord California proceeding marks the first U S court martial on fragging charges
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San Francisco
Angela Davis
Billy Dean Smith
Vietnam
Miss Davis
Smith
Watts
Los Angeles
Bien Hoa
Saigon
Ft. Ord
Calif
United States
First Woman Navy Officer Assigned Sea Going Billet
Navy Ensign Nelson becomes the first woman officer assigned a sea going billet aboard the Sanctuary. She will command 39 stewards and three disbursing clerks and serve as pay master. The 24 year old from Walla Walla Washington trained in shipboard firefighting and damage control to prepare for emergencies.
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San Francisco
Nelson
Rosemary Nelson
Sanctuary
Hunters Point Naval Shipyard
Walla Walla, Wash
Judge Lets Jailed Reporter Go Free
Newark Newsman Peter Bridge walked out of Essex County Jail after 21 days jailed for contempt for refusing grand jury questions about a May Evening News story. Bridge said he would do it again, defending press freedom as he and his family face hardship and he seeks employment amid his release.
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Newark
Peter Bridge
Bridge
Essex County
Superior Court
James R. Giuliano
Supreme Court
Sacramento
Calif
Belleville
N.J
Evening News of Newark
Newark Housing Authority
Pearl Beatty
New Authority
H. Curtis Meanor
Anne
Evening News
Mark
Rebecca
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