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Oct. 16, 1979 - Princeton, New Jersey; Sir Arthur Lewis, A native of the west Indies and a British Subject, became the first black to receive a Nobel Prize in a Category other than peace today when he was jointly awarded the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Science with Theodore W. Schultz, 77, of : The University of Chicago Sir Arthur, 64, teaches economic at the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International affairs at Princeton. Photo Shows Sir Arthur Lewis At a Press Conference heald at Princeton after news was received of Sir Arthur nomination

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