Nobel Prize in Literature awarded to Vicente Aleixandre
The Swedish Academy awarded the 1977 Nobel Prize for Literature to Vicente Aleixandre, a reclusive Spanish poet lauded for haunting surrealism and the cosmos. Critics applaud his majesty though many outsiders were surprised by the choice. Aleixandre will receive a $345,000 cash award and spoke of increasing this communication with people.
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Stamp honors wrong film pioneer Tykociner claims disputed
The Polish American Congress of Chicago condemns a Hollywood stamp marking the 50th anniversary of talking pictures as tax funded error. It credits Joseph Tykocinski Tykociner with the first public showing of motion picture sound in 1922 at the University of Illinois. Tykociner died in 1969 after a 48 year teaching career. The congress cites Eastman’s hesitation as key to the invention’s patent fate.
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Mandel Moves to Mansion After Conviction Ending Term
Maryland Governor Marvin Mandel has had his family belongings removed from the governor's mansion in Annapolis as he prepares to leave office after his sentencing on political corruption charges. The eight year term will end automatically with his conviction.
Danielle Returns to Set After Accident Injury
Danielle Lary, who plays the cynical youngest sister on the ABC comedy What's Happening, returns to the Hollywood set exactly a month after an on set accident that killed her father. She is greeted with a small party featuring cake and coffee.
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World Today presents energy peril amid global tensions
United States Energy Secretary James R Schlesinger warned that Western political and economic survival hinges on solving the energy crisis. France and 18 non Communist nations plan to curb OPEC oil imports by about 20 percent to 26 million barrels daily amid broader Middle East tensions.
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