On August 23, 1960, the music master Hammerston died. On August 23, 1960, Winston Churchill had told parliament that he was very pleased to see America cooperate with Britain. He said their union was as strong as the Mississippi River, and the waves were flowing forward. Churchill was very good at siding with the bounty, which was the phrase he quoted from Oscar-Hammerston as "The Old River" for a song he wrote. Hammerston died of cancer today. At the age of 65, through the 20s with composer Jerome-Cohen, the collaboration of the 40s and 50s with Richard-Roger, he wrote the words most suitable for the song. How a strong song he wrote on the Crown of the Spirit of Bustin is June; for a dream-filled song, she felt that the number of songs I saw in