Who's Afraid Of Virginia Woolf Nabs 13 Oscar Nominations
Hollywood AP reports Who's Afraid Of Virginia Woolf leads the 39th Academy Award nominations with 13 entries, tying the All About Eve record and matching From Here to Eternity for nominations in all four acting categories.
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Virginia Woolf
Edward Albee
Woolf
Alfie
Richard Burton
Alan Arkin
Michael Caine
Steve McQueen
Paul Scofield
Anouk Aimee
Ida Kaminska
Lynn Redgrave
Vanessa Redgrave
Morgan
George Segal
Mako
James Mason
Georgy Girk
Walter Matthat
Robert Shaw
Sanreaee Eae
Dy Dennis
Wendy Miller
Jocelyne Lagarde
Wawati
Vielen Merchant
Geraldine Page
Mike Nichols
Michelangelo Antonioni
Claude Lelouch
Fred Zinnemann
Richard Brooks
the Professionals
Algiers
Warner Brothers
Juntess
Cost of living index hints limited worker gains
The January index shows little overall increase for most workers. Only trucking industry employees and certain services face potential adjustments, with apparel and car prices easing amid ongoing medical and hospital charge rises noted by Ross.
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Russ
Ross
Nepotism in Congress and Soviet ABM Debate
The AP exposes nepotism in Congress with 15 relatives on payroll, including Powell's wife at $20,578, prompting calls for reform. Kosygin discusses Soviet ABM aims as Johnson pushes missile defense while warning about rival systems amid U S pressure.
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John W. McCormack
Congress
Massachusetts
Neal Smith
Lowa
Adam Clayton Powell
Smith
Powell
New York
Y. Marjorie Flores
House Administration Committee
Puerto Rico
Congressional
Alexei N. Kosygin
London
Kosygin
Johnson
Moscow
Soviet Union
Washington
United Now
Sessi
CIA Subventions Prompt Cloud Over Student Groups
Lawmakers reacted with shock as disclosures tied the CIA to covert funding of international student groups and other organizations. Critics warned such subsidization threatens academic freedom while defenders argued for untinted aid to students.
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Associated Press
CIA
National Student Association
Wayne L. Ways
D-Ohio
Hays
State Department
Henry Steele Commager
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Comminager
U.S
Vietnam
United Auto Workers
Walter Reuther
McNamara cites limited effect of POL bombing on war
In a Senate hearing McNamara says oil storage strikes will not halt flow of men and materiel to South Vietnam and gives updated figures on POL destruction. He estimates 55 to 60 percent of oil depots knocked out with 40 to 45 percent remaining, while defenses deny immediate impact on supplies.
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U.S
North Vietnam
Cyrus R. Vance
Defense
Vance
Saigon
McNamara
South Vietnam
Automakers Report Progress On Emission Controls
In Detroit the four major automakers told Senate air pollution subcommittee progress has been made in eliminating pollutants from car exhausts. They cited crankcase emissions nearly eliminated on new models and 60 to 80 percent reductions in exhaust pollutants, while warning California standards and looming federal rules could pressure further changes.
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Senate
Edmund S. Muskie
Dmaine
Los Angeles
Muskie
Thomas C. Mann
Automobile Manufacturers Association
California
Mann
Subcommittee On Air and Water Pollution
Los Angeles County
Ifornia
Herbert L. Misch
Ford
General Motors Corp
Ford Motor Co
American Motors Corp
Chrysler Corp
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
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