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10 Davenport Bettendorf, Iowa 10 TIMES. DEMOCRAT Tuesday, May 3, 1966 IN JUDGE CAMPAIGN Fine Marietta In Price-Fix Plot i. Boston Newspaper Wins Pulitzer Prize fl chairman of Martin Marietta, were fined $10,000 each. Paul Maloney, national sales manager for Lock Joint Pipe, was fined $1,000. Martin Marietta Is the par-, ent firm of Dewey Portland Cement Co.

of Buffalo, Iowa. each. Kerr Concrete Pipe Co. of East Paterson and North Jersey Concrete Pipe Co. Inc.

of Irvlngton were fined 10, 000. The president of Lock Joint Pipe, Allan M. Ilirsch, and Grovcr M. Hermann, Board II NEWARK, N.J. (AP) -Federal Judge Anthony T.

Au-gelli has fined four corporations and three Individuals a total of $141,000 for plotting to rig prices of concrete pipe between 1960 and 1062, The defendants had pleaded no defense In the case which effected pipe sold In northern New Jersey. Judge Augelll fined the Lock Joint Pipe Co. of East Orange and Martin Marietta Corp. of New York $50,000 NEW YORK (AP) The Boston Globe won the Pulitzer Meritorious Public Service Award Monday (or a campaign to prevent confirmation of Boston Municipal Judge Francis X. Morrissey to the VOTB T.ni 11 Mi mm AO man FOR RAY FuILUPS CANDIDATE FOR BOARD OF DIRECTORS TRI-CITY SCHOOL BOARD DISTRICT 1 succissrui nuMaiNO a miatino com.

TRACTOI CXfCIIIC NCEO IN WOUKINO WITH APPHNTICI TRAININO MOOSAMS. fAVOSINO CONTINUIO OKOWfH Of AU OUR IDUCATIONAl fACIUTtS WITH SVI SCniB TICHNICAl ANO VOCATIONAL TRAININO. mmmmmmlmmmmmim 4m lii I 4 1 sWi i (Fla.) Tribune, for his investigation and reporting of two robberies that resulted in the freeing of an innocent man. The guilty man gave himself up on the basis of Frasca's stories. Editorial writing Robert Lasch of the St.

Louis Post-Dispatch, for distinguished editorial writing in 1965. One example cited was "The Containment of Ideas," concerning American policy in Viet Nam. Cartoons Don Wright of the Miami News, for work exemplified by his cartoon "You mean you were bluffing?" showing two battered survivors of a nuclear war. News Photography Ky-oichl Sawada of United Press International, for camera coverage of the Viet Nam war. Noted as an example of bis work was "Flee To Safety," a picture showing members of a Vietnamese family wading across a river to escape an attack on their village.

A native of Japan, he has been with UPI since 1960. VOTI MAY 16, 1966 fVm Sm -vawt This picture titled "Flee To Safety" was cited Monday as a noted example of the work of Kyoichl Sawada, staff photographer for United Press International, who won the Pulitzer Prize for photography for his coverage of the Viet Nam war. IST WAM. IM WAM DAVf NNMT AMOwimtN icon co, 00 Now You Throw Away Your Denture Adhesive New Dental Discovery Ends Need for Pastes and Powders Held over by Popular Demand Wednesday, May 4 absolutely Last Day ARNITT KHLISINOIR federal bench. Morrissey withdrew as a nominee.

Haynes Johnson of the Washington Evening Star received a Pulitzer Prize for national reporting, following in the footsteps of his father, Malcolm Johnson, who won a reporting prize in 1949 with the old New York Sun. The 1966 Pulitizer Prize for International reporting went to Peter Arnett of the Associated Press for his dispatches from Viet Nam. It was the third successive award to the news service for coverage of the Asian conflict. In the field of letters, Arthur M. Schtesinger who won the history award in 1946, added the 1966 Pulitizer Prize for biography, for "A Thousand Days John F.

Kennedy in the White House." Katherine Anne Porter received the prize for fiction, with "The Collected Stories of Katherine Anne Porter." The trustees of Columbia University upon unanimous recommendation of the drama advisory board on Pulitzer Prizes, made no 1966 award for drama. It marked the 50th anniversary of the Pulitzer Prizes, first awarded in 1917. They were established in the will of the late Joseph Pulitzer, founder of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch and publisher of the old New York World. He died in 1911.

Other winners in the field of journalism: Local reporting general The staff of the Los Angeles Times for its coverage of the Watts riots of last August. The newspaper was lauded for its coverage of every angle while the rioting was going on, and for a followup series of seven articles. Local Reporting Special John A. Frasca of the Tampa New York, N. Y.

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