The citation accompanying the U obel Coaaittee's announcement of the award of the nineteen- - .!_ixty-four Peace P rize - includes the following. •one of Mr. ling'a characteristics is - that be follows the principle of non-violence•. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. - winner of thi1 7ear•1 Nobel Peace Prize. 1111,,111 ,. awarded to the I person or inatitution•which has done ■ oat for mankind and humanity• - in the past year. The choice of Dr. Iing --baaed on his non- Yiolent aetbods of campaigning for civil righta. Methods which be baa inaiated on adhering to - deapite three atteapta to aasassinate hia. k'nd - aore than a ~ do1en arre1t1. Methoda inspired by the teaching• ot - Mahatma Gbandi'a paeaive resistance movement in India. lhicb convi~c•d Martin Luther Iing that •non-violence• would be - his moat effective weapon a g ainat segregatioD The winner of one of t h e most coveted award• in the world is chosen •~ch year, as we all know - bJ a committee of 't h e N orwe g ian Parliament. ,k6 laid ) down by the lill of-Alfred Nobel, the dynamite trcoon. ~ carries with it a cash prize - of nearly fitty-fi~• ~ ttiouaand dollars. Dr. Martin Luther Iing Jr.. • of Atlanta, At the age of thirty-five - one of tb• ,oangeat Hobel Peace Laureate• ever. ,. .T!OBNSON ... ...--------- "'"' be •• • I rong as ever - - but 1'1 • vol ce I• nol. to 1al • co•I rol of IA• go11er••••I. tll•••r I• Ne• Yorlt '• Waldorf-A• I orl a - - Ila• Cardi ••I '• tld • co••I ry .,,,, •ol lol era I e a co•ld el• Co•,,,••I • I lalteo11er I• A•I a. A•tl, 1>ro•l•l•g to fl•d ••• ••1• of 'l'edacl•g le••I oa bel •••• 11,e We•t a11d S011i el R•••I •• igWAiiB . . . } , ~ T h e Rjpublican candidate for President~ emphasizing the •corruption• issue - in his awing through the leat. Barry ' oldwater referring repeatedlJ - to Bobby Baker 1 And insisting that Pr.eal4ea\ Jobnaon ta personally taplicatad - in the case of the for••r aecretary to the De ■ ocrat1 in the Seaate. Goldwater, not pallittg aa, puncbea - in lanaa1 Cit7, O■aha and Denver. Be charge• that LJndoa Jobnaon 1tand1 for - 'deceit and cover-up•. Meaning - no expoaur.e of acandal1 that ■ ight lead to the lbtte Boa••• lo 1xpo1ure - if b.B.J. can prevent it. ~ ~ w a t e r - . interpretation of ~ u a t i o n in A A la1hington. f'RUMAN _ ___, ... _, __ _, eyelid•. It I•••• more Ila•• a co•t,1 e of fr•cl•r•tl rl 6• -- lo lie•I> B. S. 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Contr:il)n1t.la1 one of the five gold medals - aclded to th• U.S. t.allJ to . daJ. And coafounding all the international eri\ica of Cmerica'• performance in tHe ten thousand aeter.1 - over the years. ,,1o1 Iha t about - those other four Amedal1·? Not; to mention - the two silver and three bronze medals. hM; •••••• ••••~he s~dmmePS) Ken Si tzbe~ger of Illinois - * al.a won the men's Springboard Diving. Cathy Ferguson - a sixteen year old 1choolgirl from Burbank, California) W... swam the lomen'a hundred meter baclatroke - in the world reco~d tiae of one minute se¥en point sev.en seconds. Then th•~• was the ••n's four hundred meter free atrl• relay teaa - anctiored bf Don Schollander of lllinoia, tftich ••t y.et, anotlier •or rl! d recor.d of th · ree ■ inui•• tbirtJ-t.hr•• 101:at. two seconds - •• i:t •••pt to 'f:i:ctory,. Ind there ••• Dick Roth of California w,bo took the •••' • I tour-bandrecl ■ eter indiv.idua1 ■ · edl:e,; - in the world. riecord-breakins tiae of four minutes forty-five point tour aecon4!;- _!n ■pit• of having spent Sunda7 paclel fn le• because ot appendix t _ rouble - he broke hia ••• · record. - ~- A l! l in all "not a ·bad haul! for the U.S. in Tok70 tocla,:. Fi•• gold a , edela, two ailv.er, three bronze - and th~•• world recor~a. MSBBALL As .YON ao do,,bt how la Me sl#M .,,,.e of tlee Worltl Serie• Ille YaMs loolle4 lU,e lllelr old •el ws. GtJ"'6 for 1k lo,,g bol I ~ ill • INlliH• of a.,1•, Gelwig ad DlMtllllM. II /tlCt, JI_,,• _,, M,,,,.,. ""' • IM4II Radl atl Geltrig 414 lat • ..,.,_.,, llafrly-"'1o. n., •u 1o,an 6ac•-to-6tlci - 111 ,,,. •1$th. n., '• •ore - ,,,., Ill nee••••• ,-Uc,... fiicl .,,,.,...,,, ,,,,,. .Toe P..,,,.. • .,__ .Toe ,,.,,_. a. '"""'.,.. - • ,- *"• 2h ,.,,.., ti«.,_ 6' - I'--• fHltNr• ScON - • - lo llrH. BN .... a. 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