Oscars Show Evolves With Champion Touch at Dowtown LA
The Oscars telecast moved to the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion and benefited from producer Champion’s new concept. Ten stars shared hosting duties, with inventive numbers for minor awards, fashion show costume awards, and musical recaps enhancing nominee credits. Highlights included a Chitty Chitty Bang Bang dance with Paula Kelly and the UCLA band, Ruth Gordon’s witty win, and Don Rickles’ mockery of Sinatra.
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Frank Sinatra
Natalie Wood
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Diahann Carroll
Tony Curtis
Rosalind Russell
Burt Lancaster
Marni Nixon
Henry Mercini
Paula Kelly
UCLA
Vote Pay Cut For Another Agency Head
A Republican led Iowa senate committee advanced pay reductions for agency heads. The measure would reduce the Merit Employment System director Gerald Howell salary to 17000, though Governor Ray urged preserving his pay. Fors also faced a 2000 cut, with both actions pending approval from both chambers.
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Scions Protest Feed Inspection Budget Split
DES MOINES AP Two senate Democrats protested an appropriations bill that allocates 315040 annually to the state department of agriculture for commercial feed inspection and 119710 for restaurant inspection. The measure, approved by the appropriations committee, uses trust funds from license fees and does not draw from the general fund. State Sen. William Reichardt questioned the priority and whether it is enough to inspect all Iowa restaurants.
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Agnew Denounces Military Industry Complex Claim
Washington AP reports Vice President Agnew calls the notion of a military industrial complex preposterous. He distinguishes the idea from President Eisenhower's 1961 farewell warning, insisting there is no convergence of a vast military establishment and a large arms industry.
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Agnew
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British abortion law under scrutiny during health debate
In London, officials probe private clinics amid reports of high profit from abortions under Britain's year old act. A doctor reportedly performed 62 abortions in one day at 320 pounds each, totaling 17 858 dollars, as Crossman notes only a small private sector share. The focus remains on how licenses and operations affect the public system.
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Airline Seeks Court Challenge to Nixon Route Order
Continental Airlines files in U S district court of appeals alleging presidential intervention in the transpacific route case exceeded authority. The LA based carrier says Nixon overruled a CAB decision approved under Johnson and seeks relief from the court.
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Bishop Pike Leaves Episcopal Church for Reorientation Center
New York AP reports Episcopal Bishop James Pike plans to exit the church with his third wife to help establish a center for the reorientation of people in religious transition. Pike, a 25 year minister and bishop since 1958, cited opposition from his San Francisco successor Bishop C Kilmer Myers to his marriage as a key factor. He described having lost his form in the church for a long period.
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Myers
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Vivien Kellems Challenges Higher Single Person Tax Rate
Washington, UP I report Vivien Kellems, 72, of East Haddam Connecticut, vows not to pay further income taxes until the government refunds alleged overpayment of 73,409 dollars over 20 years due to higher single person rates since 1948. She says no law enforces higher rates on singles and may sue if needed.
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UPI
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South Philly School Faces Big Frog Problem
Philadelphia AP report notes South Philadelphia high school grappling with a community property law issue as frogs emerge in a marsh near the school. Officials debate tax implications and student biology funding while considering potential refunds if frogs are removed.
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Canadian Tells Reasons for Ties With Red China
Tokyo dispatch notes Canadian Foreign Secretary Mitchell Sharp outlining Canada's aim to establish diplomatic relations with Red China. He said talks in Stockholm with Chinese representatives are likely to be long and difficult but possible. Sharp argued China must participate in world peace and Asian problem solving. No start date set, but talks expected next month.
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