European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - May 08, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse The staks and stripes Page 23 Stock Mart closes with a Good gain new York a the Stock Market closed with a 4jood gain tuesday. Trading was Jones Industrial Avee was up at the opening obsession and continued to and Vag Ains led losses by almost 2 strength was shown by Many key stocks among the motors steels rails aircraft and rub be electronics issues were mixed. Utilities generally were up. Ten of the 15 most Active stocks on the new York Stock Exchange showed gains 4 were off and one was unchanged. Volume was 13.92 million shares compared with 12.16 Mil lion shares monday. The Dow Jones Industrial average at the close was up 5.37 Points at 919.00. Hooker chemical Gulf an Western industries and Talcott inc., were among issues showing strength. Closing . Stock Market prices Admiral Lallich am All am can am Cyan am m Fly am Mot Ampex am photo. 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Never in the 52-year history of the prizes had members of one group of newspapers won three awards in a single year. There Lave been double awards on seven occasions. Knight editorial director of the Knight newspapers was honoured for distinguished Edito rial writing. His Detroit free press staff was cited for its coverage of last summer s riots there. Eugene Gray Payne of Knight s Charlotte n.c., observer was named the outstand ing editorial cartoonist of 1967. The free press has been shutdown since last november by a labor dispute. The Riverside calif., press Enterprise won the pulitzer prize for meritorious Public service for its expose of corruption in the courts in connection with the handling of property and estates of an Indian tribe i California. The pulitzer prize for fiction went to William Styron for his Book the confessions of Natturner based on the Only effective slave revolt in american history. George f. Kennan a Veteran Diplomat became a two time prize Winner. He received the1968 award for biography for his memoirs 1925-1950." he waste 1957 Winner in history. For the fourth time in the Pas six years the Columbia univer sity Board of trustees omitted pulitzer prize for drama. The award for straight new photography went to Rocco mor Abito of the Jacksonville fla.,journal. His picture captioned the kiss of life showed a unconscious Utility lineman being revived by Mouth to Mouth resuscitation. Alfred Friendly of the Washington Post was awarded the prize for International report ing for his coverage of the mid dle East War in 1967.the National reporting prize was jointly awarded to Howard James of the Christian science Monitor and Nathan Kotz of thedes Moines Register. A series of articles on crisis in the courts won for was cited for his reporting of unsanitary conditions Inmany meat packing plants which helped insure the passage of the Federal wholesale meat act last . Anthony Lukas of the new York times won the award inthe category of special local re porting for his investigation of the life and murder of Linda Fitzpatrick. She was slain Wither hippie Boyfriend in an East Village tenement boiler room inner York. In the Field of arts the history Church group meeting set Ankara turkeys a Christian science conference first of its kind to be held inthe near East is scheduled Here for three Days beginning May 10, Church officials have an meetings will be held in the office of the Tus log dot30 chaplain 40 be Stekar soak under sponsorship of the first Church of Christ scientist of Boston mass the concluding lecture open to the Public will be by Thomasa. Mcclain of Chicago who is currently on a speaking tour Orasia and the near East. His subject will be the Way to free Dom and award was made to Bernar Bailyn for his the ideological origins of the american the prize in poetry was Given to Anthony Hecht for the hard hours his fourth Durant and his wife Ariel won the general nonfiction prize with Rousseau and Revo Lution the 10th and concluding volume of their work the Story of Crumb was awarded the music prize for his orchestral suite echoes of time and the Goldwater s libel suit goes to trial in . New York up the trial of Barry Goldwater s $2 billion libel suit against fac Magazine began monday with his wife testifying that he once suffered from exhaustion but re covered 1964 fact article contained allegedly libellous statement which were termed scurrilous by Goldwater s attorney Roge Robb of Washington. Robb read to the court excerpts from the piece entitled "1,189 Psychia 10,000 join Paris student demonstration Paris up More than10,000 students marched tuesday night on the latin Quarter i another demonstration Over the closing of the sorbonne and the arrest and injury of fellow Stu demonstrators set off peacefully from the vast place Denfert Cochereau on a mile Long March to the scene of monday s riots which turned the Lati Quarter into a Battle ground injuring 460 demonstrators and 345 demonstration unlike mondays was not prohibited by police who stayed out of sight As the students gathered an marched off. Gritts remove police had taken several pre cautions against violence How Ever rerouting traffic and re moving the Iron grills fro around the base of Trees. Stu dents used the grills As shield monday. A heavy police guard was posted at the sorbonne univer sity of Paris which was close Friday following a pitched Bat the Between students and s incident grew out of discontent Over the French University system which Many Stu dents and some teachers con Sider archaic. Both the sorbonne and suburban Santerre univer sity have been closed because of the disturbances. Trusts say Goldwater is psycho logically unfit to be fact said it sent questionnaires to 12,356 psychiatrists and published the replies of the 2,417 who answered. It said 1,189 found Goldwater unfit for the presi Dency 657 found him fit and 571 said they did not know enough about him to decide. The excerpts said the 1964 re publican presidential candidate had suffered two nervous break Downs and possessed latent Homicidal and homosexual Tenden attorney Harris Stein Berg said Goldwater himself had admitted in pretrial sworn state ments that the article was he said the information about his nervous break Downs came from other Maga Zine articles quoting mrs. Gold water. Mrs. Goldwater an Early wit Ness denied her husband Ever consulted with or received treat ment from a psychiatrist but said Down in Indiana when Oneis overtired and nervous we called it a nervous . Goldwater is a native of Indiana. Became exhausted under questioning by Stein Berg she said that in 1937 Gold water became exhausted after working for five Days and five nights in a department store his family was said she persuaded him to take a rest. We went to Hono Lulu he slept All the Way Over and after several Days we comeback and he was perfectly Robb said he would not Only prove the Magazine s state ments wrong but would show that Ralph Ginzburg owner and publisher of the now defunct Magazine had added judgments of his own to the article. This Man s work is finally done Chicago up Ralph Grady 28, was granted a divorce after telling the judge he suffered nervous breakdown doing the housework his wife would not said that after a Day s work managing a drugstore head to come Home clean House Wash dishes and serve the company came. Texan charged in bar fire xxx Ulvi Doul fort Worth Tex. Up police accused a 27-year-old fort Worth Man monday of walking into a nightclub full of people and splashing it with gasoline then setting a fire that killed eight fire spread quickly through the Luckey s grave club sunday killing the eight murder charge was filed against Freddie Lee Mckenzie,27, of fort Worth. Police charged Mckensie who was still at Large with one count of murder in the death of will Echarles Davis jr., 25. Of fort Worth. Police said Mckenzie was identified by some of the More than 40 persons who were in the club when a Nian threw a bucket full of gasoline into the tavern and lit it. Police it. Oliver Ball said the motive for the fire was apparently some sort of revenge
