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SPONSORED PICTURES OF THE YEAR
95 Winners sj yesiival jiiuam
"The Aerojet-General Corporation
Interior Computer Program"
Aerojet-General Corporation
"Cindy" Statuette Award
Industry Film Producers Association
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"Aerospace Force Communications — The Reins of Command"
Air Photographic & Charting Service
(MATS), 1365th Photo Squadron,
Orlando, Florida.
Finalist Award
Industry Film Producers Association
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Aerospace Medical Research at Holloman"
Air Photographic & Charting Service
(MATS), 13.52nd Photo broup.
Lookout Moimtain Air Force Station,
Hollywood. California
"Cindy" Statuette Award
Industry Film Producers Association
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".\n .Answer for Linda"
The Bell S\steni Companies
Parthenon Pictures
Official U. S. Entry to the
:d Int'l Industrial Film Festival (Berhn)
10th Annual Columbus Film Festival"
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"Anatomy of an Accident"
The Bell System Companies
Jerry Fairbanks Productions
Bronze Plaque Award
19th National Safety Film Contest
Third Place
\\'P.\ "Day of \'isuals ' Competition
lOth .\nnual Columbus Film Festival"
Golden Eagle Award (CINE)
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"Better Medicines for a Better World"
Parke, Davis & Compan\ The Jam Handy Organization
First Prize Bronze Statue Turin ( Italy ) Film Festival Special Gold Medal in Field Turin (Italy) Film Festival
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"The Bottle and the Throttle"
Sid Davis Productions
Bronze Plaque Award
19th National Safety Film Contest
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"Bowling"
Brunswick International Corporation
Fred A. Niles Communications Centers
Montevideo 5th Festival of Documentary
and Experimental Films"
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"Canadian Portrait"
Crown Zellerbach Canada Limited
Frederick K. Rockett Company
Award of Excellence
Centennial Film Festival of Agriculture
10th .\nnual Columbus Film Festival"
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"Cash on the Barrel Head"
Bureau of National Affairs
Reid H. Ray Film Industries
Second Place
NVPA "Day of Visuals" Competition
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"Chemical Families"
National Science Foundation
Davidson Films
Siher A\\ard
San Francisco Int'l Film Festival
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"Color Collage"
Eastman Kodak Company
Visualscope, Inc.
Grand Prize
Montevideo 5th Festi\-al of Documentar\
and Experimental Films
First Place
NVPA "Da\ of \'isuals' Competition
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"Copper — The Oldest Modem Metal"
Phelps-Dodge Corporation
Jamieson Film Company
"Chris" Statuette
lOth .Annual Columbus Film Festival
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"Corrosion in Aircraft"
Douglas .\ircraft Company, Inc.
"Cind\" Statuette Award
Industr\ Film Producers Association
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"Design for Beauty"
International Silver Company
Vision .Associates
Official U. S. Entry to the
.3rd Int I Industrial Film Festival ( Berhn )
10th Annual Columbus Film Festival"
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"Diagnostic Countdown"
WBNS-T\'
"Chris" Statuette
10th Annual Cohmibus Fdm Festival
"Don't Hesitate to Ask"
Pan American World Airways
Henry Strauss & Company
Official U. S. Entry to the
3rd Int'l Industrial Film Festival (Berlin)
10th Annual Columbus Film Festival"
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The Consensus of Quality in Recognized Competition
THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE for reSUltS attained by films which accomplish their intended goals; the statistical facts showing millionfold audiences which saw important sponsored pictures last year give equally important evidence of value received on film investment. But this "consensus" summation of award's honors achieved by 95 films in the past year is worthy of close attention and review.
Such well-recognized competitive events as the American Film Festival. Columbus' "Chris" Awards, the National Visual Presentation selections, the Industry Film Producers' Awards and the National Safety Film Contest represent the best judgment of literally hundreds of the nation's mosl-imeresled, besi-qualijied reviewers of these pictures. Selection of U. S. films for overseas festivals is made by nationwide juries who serve the national Committee on International Non-Theatrical Events (Cine I. films honored abroad lend further credence to the awards they receive here at home.
This symbol ( * ) appearing after Columbus Festival citations indicates the award of an Honorable Mention certificate. ,/ Reader attention is especially directed [to the titles receiving multiple award Jmentions in this round-up of 1961 winners.
Bronze plaque award is higlwst honor given by National Committee on Films for Safety.