|
VENUE
Villa Louvighny, Luxemburg City |
 |
ENTRIES 16 |
|
HOST
Mireille Delanoy |
DEBUTS None |
This was the first year that a country scored "nul
points". To lessen the ignominy, it actually happened to four different
countries. This was surely because of the new voting system which
only allowed each jury to award points to their three favourite songs.
In these circumstances Isabelle Aubret's victory was all the
more impressive - scoring a top-3 vote from 12 of the 15 other countries. Mlle
Aubret returned six years later and finished a creditable third.
A lot has been made of the benefits of a later draw in
Eurovision. In 1962 there was the most stark disparity until (arguably) 2001.
The first quarter received just four votes (including three nul-pointers),
the second fifteen, the third forty (including the winner) and the fourth thirty
seven. Conny Froboess German entry, though languishing in sixth,
became a schlager evergreen.
| Finland |
Tipi-Tii |
Marion Rung |
7 |
| Belgium |
Ton Nom |
Fud Leclerc |
13 |
| Spain |
Llámame |
Víctor Balaguer |
13 |
| Austria |
Nur In Der Wiener Luft |
Eleonore Schwarz |
13 |
| Denmark |
Vuggevise |
Ellen Winther |
10 |
| Sweden |
Sol Och Vår |
Inger Berggren |
7 |
| Germany |
Zwei Kleine Italiener |
Conny Froboess |
6 |
| Netherlands |
Katinka |
De Spelbrekers |
13 |
| France |
Un Premier Amour |
Isabelle Aubret |
1 |
| Norway |
Kom Sol, Kom Regn |
Inger Jacobsen |
10 |
| Switzerland |
Le Retour |
Jean Philippe |
10 |
| Yugoslavia |
Ne Pali Svetlo U Sumrak |
Lola Novakovic |
4 |
| United Kingdom |
Ring-A-Ding Girl |
Ronnie Carroll |
4 |
| Luxembourg |
Petit Bonhomme |
Camillo Felgen |
3 |
| Italy |
Addio Addio |
Claudio Villa |
9 |
| Monaco |
Dis Rien |
François Deguelt |
2 |
| WINNER: France |
 |
UN PREMIER AMOUR by
Isabelle Aubret |
Voting

IN THE NEWS
THIS WEEK:
France and
Algeria sign an agreement ending the Algerian War.
|