More Negroes Than Ever Working in Movies, TV
Hollywood reports a surge of Black actors in film and television led by Lena Horne and Raquel Welch co starring, Diahann Carroll in Julia, and Gordon Parks directing the first feature by a Black director. The rise spans actors, technicians, and commercial placements, with industry voices citing economics and civil rights pressure as catalysts.
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Hollywood
Diahann Carroll
Lena Horne
Richard Wedmark
Raquel Welch
Jim Brown
Brown
Gordon Parks
Life Magazine
Fort Scott
Kan
Warner Bros
Seven Arts
Parks
Kendyman
The
Hollywood Reporter
Variety
Nbc-Tv
Sheldon Leonard
Bill Cosby
Bob Culp
Abc-Tv
NBC
Miss Carroll
Julia
Flip Wilson
Lillian Cumber
Central Air Installed on Furnace for 24,000 Btu Unit
Monthly payments as low as 12 dollars 50 cents for a 24,000 Btu central air unit.
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B.T.U
Reagan Prediction Spurs Active Candidacy Talk In Oregon
AP report from Portland says Henry Bubo of Topeka chairs a Reagan citizens group asserting Reagan will become an active GOP presidential candidate if he clears 22 percent in Oregon. He notes Reagan’s California race dominates, with Rockefeller rallying New York support. Nixon remains favored in Oregon, returning Friday to campaign for 18 votes as Rockefeller runs a $100,000 write in drive.
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Jack Bell
Portland, Ore
Citizens Committee
Ronald Reagan
California
Oregon
Henry Bubo
Topeka
Kan
Citizens Group
Reagan
Nebraska
Bubb
Wendell Wilkie
White House
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
Robert Ridgley
Ridgley
Reagan Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Two Tickets for Me Say Boy Confesses
A teenage student traveling alone asks a bus conductor for two tickets and admits they are for him after a moment, confessing he once boarded a city bus illegally and felt conscience bite. Gov Rhodes publicizes a slogan Profit is not a dirty word in Ohio, while a House aide jokes Prophet is not a dirty word in Ohio in a legislative session.
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New Delhi
Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Keith McNamara
Alvin Duane Smith
Ohio House
Political Scene At a Glance
The Associated Press outlines the presidential nomination race with Nixon poised to win Oregon GOP primary as he campaigns there. Rockefeller accuses Kennedy of shifting ideologies while McCarthy presses Kennedy to debate in Oregon and Humphrey forecasts defense budget spikes if tensions rise. Chanute opens a new industrial park marking Kansas industry growth.
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Associated Press
Richard M. Nixon
Oregon
Atlanta
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Robert F. Kennedy
Eugene J. McCarthy
Kennedy
McCarthy
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
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Gene Handsaker
Dick Gregory
Don Mitchell
Raymond Burr
Ironside
Universal Studio
Ano
Eet
N. Sth
Jim Unger
Kansan
Michael A. Petit
Mai
Abure
U.S
Conoco
Hanes
Kansas
Chanute
the Garden City Telegram
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