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John Mack, Pultizer winner, dies UPI Wire Report United Press International September 29, 2004 Wednesday 9:22 AM Eastern Time DATELINE: CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Sept. 29 (UPI) John E. Mack, who won a Pulitzer Prize for his study of T.E. Lawrence and who researched people reporting encounters with extraterrestrials, has died at age 74. Mack was a Harvard Medical School professor and the John E. Mack Institute in Cambridge, Mass., released news of his death. Mack was crossing a street in London Monday when he was hit by a car driven by a drunken driver, the institute said in a release. London authorities said Mack was dead at the scene. Messages to family and friends of Dr. John Mack