My Fair Lady Dominates Oscar Race As Musical Leads
The Oscar season opens with My Fair Lady seen as the top contender for best picture and acting honors. Musicals Mary Poppins and The Unsinkable Molly Brown also figure strongly, with Becket Night of the Iguana and Dr Strangelove among other notable entries in a crowded field.
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Dr. Strangelove
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Mary Poppins
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Humphrey to Decide On Civil Rights Agency
Senator Hubert H. Humphrey pledged to coordinate federal civil rights efforts after becoming vice president next month. He said he hopes to decide within ten days whether the role requires creating a new supervisory agency.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
New plant planned for Coosa Pines boosts output
Kimberley Clark Corp announced plans to build a fourth paper machine at Coosa Pines Alabama. The project would raise the Coosa River newsprint division capacity by 55 percent to 425000 tons annually.
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Four Will Spend Holiday in Prison
Four Americans jailed by China will spend Christmas Day in prison. Hugh F. Redmond Jr. and John T. Downey with Richard Fecteau face life terms or long sentences. Roman Catholic Bishop James E. Walsh, 73, remains hospitalized in Shanghai. Family aid and U S protests have not secured release.
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James E. Walsh
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Boxer Dog Leads Police to Bronx Slaying Suspect
A Boxer dog led detectives to 16 year old John Monk, charged with stabbing 56 year old Ramon Soto to death at a Bronx grocer. The dog followed the suspect to a five story tenement and scratched on his apartment door, where Monk confessed his motive amid the arrest.
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