Times Good For Negro Actors By Bob Thomas AP
Hollywood reports that Negro actors like Godfrey Cambridge now land substantial roles where race is not a plot factor. Cambridge cites work in The Biggest Bundle of Them All and The Busy Body, plus future parts in The Comedians and a TV postmaster role. Bill Cosby also shows a path for black leads in series.
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United States Falls Short in Syria Israel Resolution Fight
At the United Nations Security Council the United States failed to secure enough votes for a resolution blaming Syria for border clashes with Israel. Nigeria proposed a consensus statement to avoid a Russian veto, potentially bypassing direct Syria criticism and calming the tense border situation.
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Vet Building Urged For State Vet College
Manhattan Kansas AP the State Board of Regents is urged to begin a 14 million building program for Kansas State University College of Veterinary Medicine. Dean C E Cornelius says accreditation troubles loom without modern facilities. He seeks 1.2 million a year for four years, aiming 4.8 million plus federal match to 9.6 million. No time limit set. The AVMA accreditation team will file its report in January.
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Cold War Veterans in School
Washington officials report nearly 250000 U S veterans have enrolled in colleges this fall under the Cold War GI Bill. Over time the number could rise to about 240000 as more veterans enter civilian life, with monthly benefits ranging from 100 to 150 dollars based on family status and up to 36 months of eligibility.
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German-born airman arrested in major US spy case
FBI arrests Staff Sgt. Herbert William Boeckenhaupt at March Air Force Base Riverside California on conspiring to commit espionage to deliver information on U S national defense to a Russian diplomat He pleaded innocent and faces 50 000 bail He allegedly met with Aleksey Malinin at the Soviet Embassy in Washington and at the Pentagon from 1964 to 1966 Boeckenhaupt immigrated to the United States in 1948 and married in Superior Wisconsin He enlisted in 1960 at age 17
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