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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1966
Page
6
Rep. Adam Clayton Powell proposes a national conference to develop programs for empowering Black Americans toward political economic and educational parity with the white majority. A planning meeting is set for September 3 in Washington, date for the conference to be announced.
Thirteen amateur acts from Farm Bureau district seven counties including Clay Daviess Greene Knox Lawrence Martin Monroe Owen Sullivan and Vigo perform Sept 5 at 10 am in the Farmer's Building auditorium Indiana State Fair. Ed Kuhn calls it one of the finest programs as acts were chosen in county contests and no admission is charged.
Hollywood writer notes John Roseboro of Los Angeles may transition to broadcasting after a storied career with the Dodgers. His off the cuff Dodgers game wrapups and contemporary, measured delivery distinguish him from old fashioned announcers and could attract network interest. The column also previews NBC TV Viet Nam weekly wrapups and a Congressional Hearings on Urban Affairs special.
Prince Sihanouk of Cambodia attracts global focus as France president De Gaulle visits to discuss neutrality. U S officials plan a Harriman trip to mend relations amid border clashes and regional tensions with Red China and North Vietnam.
Hollywood star Richard Dawson, known for Hogan's Heroes, lives in Beverly Hills with wife Diana Dors. The couple has two sons, Mark and Gary, and maintain a busy schedule between Desilu studios and home life. Dawson owns a yacht, enjoys 16 mm family films, and takes pride in his evolving screen identity away from his spouse's fame.
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