Albee Wins Pulitzer for A Delicate Balance Drama
Edward Albee 39 from New York wins the 1967 Pulitzer Prize for Drama for A Delicate Balance. Bernard Malamud with The Fixer wins fiction. Albee’s award follows 1963 controversy over Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf.
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Edward Albee
New York
Columbia University
Bernard Malamud
Russia
Albee
New Yorker
Virginia Woolf
Pulitzer Prize Advisory Board
Congress Delays Rail Strike Awaiting Johnson Proposal
Congress, after delaying the threatened nationwide rail strike, waits for President Johnson to propose a bill to settle the wage dispute. Union leader Michael Fox warns of a police state if compulsory settlement is used. Labor seeks a two year pact with higher wages while railroads push a shorter agreement.
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Washington
Congress
Johnson
Senate
House
White House
Fox
Afl-Cio Railway Employees Department
Jus
Park denies plans to send more troops to Vietnam
South Korea's President Park Chung Hee declared at a news conference he has no plans to boost troops in Vietnam or request more men from Saigon. He emphasized bringing troops home after the war while denying opposition charges of election fraud and ghost voters.
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South Korea
Park
Seoul
Chung Hee Park
Vietnam
Yun Po-sun
Democratic Republican Party
Saigon
Korea
Yun
Shinmin
New Democratic) Party
North Korea
Red China
Jim Tewart
Dick Vogiesong
Middletown Federal
Three Ohioans Dead In Vietnam Action
The Defense Department lists 74 Americans killed in action in Vietnam, including three Ohio servicemen. Army Pfc. James E. Greenlee of Columbus and Army Pvt. George W. McDaniel of Lorain, and Navy Hospital Corpsman 3rd Class C. Donald H. Monat Jr. of Galion. McDaniel was the son of Betty M. Nichols of Lorain.
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Washington
Ohio
Defense Department
Vietnam
Army
James E. Greenlee
Columbus
George W. McDaniel
Lorain
Navy
Donald H. Monat Jr
Rt. 3
Galion
McDaniel
Betty M. Nichols
29Th St
Marital Problems Topic at Mental Health Seminar
Dr John Terlesky of Cincinnati College of Medicine will lead a role play on marital adjustment at the monthly mental health seminar in Fellowship Hall First Methodist Church. The event opens to the public at 1 p.m. sponsored by the Community Day Hospital Association with co actors Mrs Irmal Teater and Dr Rush. Free babysitting and refreshments offered. A display of craft projects by volunteers and patients will be shown.
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John Terlesky
Cincinnati College of Medicine
Fellowship Hall
First Methodist Church
Community Day Hospital Association
Terlesky
Irmal Teater
Martin Rush
Middletown
Rush
The
Day Hospital Association
Lemon Township Trustees Change May July Meetings
Lemon Township trustees shift monthly meetings to the first Saturday evening during May June and July. Meetings are held in the trustees office on Ben Harrison Street.
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Lemon Township
Ben Harrison Street
Sixth Vote On Campaign Financing Ends Battle
Senate faces a fifth vote in a six week war over the presidential campaign financing plan. Long seeks to delete a repeal rider while Gore pushes retention, as concerns over a $30 million federal subsidy for next year’s campaigns loom.
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Washington
Lissue
Senate
House
Johnson
Sen
Russell B. Long
D-La
Long
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Gore
Ike and Mamie Leave California for Gettysburg Home
Ike Eisenhower and Mamie Eisenhower head to Gettysburg after four months in California. They boarded a streamliner in San Bernardino and stopped to chat with spectators at the station. They expect to reach Harrisburg by Thursday.
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Ike
Mamie
Gettysburg
San Bernardino
Calif
Eisenhower
Harrisburg
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New York Times
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Associated Press
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Mississippi
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Milwaukee
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Kentucky
Joseph Pulitzer
Robert W. Cox
Chambersburg
Pennsylvania
Gene Miller
Miami Herald
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Wall
Oliphant
Adelaide
Australia
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Mr. Clemens
Mark Twain
Justin Kaplan
David Brian Davis
Cornell
Anitem
Anne Sexton
Leon Kirchner
Harvard University
Town Hall
Beaux Arts
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LBJ
Michael Fox
U.S
Union Senitory
American Iron and Steel Institute
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Lemon Trustees
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