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CtNlRAL St. Fittfiburq Timet, Tuesday, May 1H4 Ik Times Wins Pulitzer For Turnpike Series OLD FASHIONED nin which showed that the borrowing! VOien the Legislature opened 85c bonds to extend the highway at one point Hammer promised northward YA miles through a llkt of all who old the orig-central Florida to Wildwood. mat bonds. The list never as of money by government agen- its l3 session In April there Choice of vegetables, komemode rolls, coffee er No, soup Of dttitrf. Servta 11 A.M.

to I (from la) cies in Florida was a been no talk of new safe- P.M. I affair. There were few safe guards for bond issues and costs Investigation by Tl Times produced. The profits realized in the of borrowing money. Yet these slewed that persons "in Ue guards and too frequently inter-et rates and charges were too high.

know" could have profited hand tlwrized for Hate employes. 9. A twin-engine plane rent ed by the Authority from a PI Turnpike refinancing scheme Jed to a broadened Investigation became key Issue and legislation which will save Floridians somely from the refinancing and i IVSTKB IOLKS tV tmanifxrrmtl millions of dollars became law nellai County circuit Judge Ma over the next several weeks. Prizes Not Awarded In 3 Categories Vild to the state with rental payments credited against the pur chase prire. The net effort was to pl'k up more than Times ire Services NEW VfJRK No work of thtSftflP pilkTtutorl! Candida (r TI3II1V REPAIR.

CENTER LOW COST FAST OfPCNDABU lUCINBUHL JEWELER MS Treivun blind Cause? 1RLASURE ISLAND paid by the Authority for 231 WANT Malcolm W. Drowne of the As-sociated Press and David Hal-berstam of the New York Times shared the prize for reporting on international affairs for their the Lexington (Miss.) Advertis er, was awarded a prize for editorial writing. Paul F. Conrad won a prize for editorial cartoons published American fiction, drama or mu sic was judged worthy of a 1V4 Pulitzer Prize yesterday. It was the first time since the prizes work In Viet Nam.

over the year, in the Denver Post. Norman C. Miller Jr. of the For the first time, a chain of were established in 1917 that three fields of art failed to win Wall Street Journal won a prize QUIET, COOL, COMFORT? newspapers received a special awards. hours of fictitious flights.

10. An Autlwrity office In Tampa, operated for the convenience of Hammer, was closed, saving the state an estimated $12,000 a year. 11. A management corporation has drawn up the Authority's first table of organization and an operating policy manucl. The Turnpike Authority was created during the 197)s to UNBEUEVABiy QUIET! Here are the prizes announced Pulitzer Prize citation.

This went to the Gannett newspapers, with 15 member dailies, for their for his report of "a multimillion-dollar vegetable oil swindle" In New Jersey. The prize for kal Investigative or other specialized report yesterday: HOMEY 1.2 Million Vote Expected Today (from Ta) Merriman Smith of United special coverage of success stories on "the road to integration." Press International won the ing went to Albert V. GaudiosJ and James V. Magee, report In letters, the prize for his prize for national reporting for GET A tory went to Sumner Chilton ers, and roaertcic a. weyer.

Powell's "Puritan Village: The photographer, of the Philadel Formation of a New England their final campaign ispwthM phia Bulletin. This was for an expose of a numbers racket and Town." his coverage of President Kennedy's assassination. Riibert H. Jackson of the Dallas Times Herald won the photography prize for his picture of the fatal shooting of Lee H. Oswald, accused assassin of the President.

The prize for biography went on the familiar theme of con-tmative vi. liberal with Od- build and operate a 108 lie toll road linking Miami and Fort fierce on Florida East Coast. Shortly after taking office in WO, Gov. Farrls Bryant negotiated a refinancing of the $3 million Turnpike bond issue and sold $157 million dollars in new police collusion that resulted In 18 dismissals and suspensions to Walter Jackson Bate for ham nayine Holland is "100 from the police department "John Keats;" the prize for verse went to Louis Simpson for Mrs. Hazel Brannon Smith, of "At the End of the Open Road" ROOM AIR CONDITIONER and the prize for a book not ROOM AIR CONDITIONER eligible in other category went to Richard Hofstadter for his Suncoast To Swing Into 80s Today "Antl intellectuallsm in Ameri can Life." After an un springlike week Lakes Into southern Canada with a smaller front forming over years" behind the times In opposing such measures as the civil rights bill, a minimum wage and medicare.

CIVIL RIGHTS also was the big issue in the only Cabinet race, with Atty. Gen. James Kynes and challenger Earl of Miami basing their final campaign pitch on opposition to-the public bill in Congress and accusing the other of double-talk, 'on this and other issues. Think! to the Central Eltctne Filter Blower in ticJusivi com-bmatio, of a vmqu Mowtr whl intf i fo-tatinf filter that quietly moves In air ii it SI Itrjtheair. You'll enioy: end, Florida's East Coast yes 4-Woy Air Flew Cos-Irel 2 Ceelirtqj Spdi "HI" MaJ "LO" Thrmofofle Control Wthr Armor Casing northwest Montana to south con tral California.

terday continued to be buffeted by strong winds with small winds subsided and temperatures climbed. The national picture calls, for the Atlantic Coast, Central and Northern Plains areas to enjoy mostly fair weather. The major feature on the nation's weather map was a cold front stretching from the Great craft warnings posted from south of Miami to Cape Ken Today's Suncoast forecast should have the thermometer in the low 80s with generally fair Ccnrfort wtttaoift ittarfeu mm Ci it. kfiltkr atr Crttf ieltirxdifbW tm reawteMe aeMdrweer Mai; re Mew Ml nedy. skies.

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