Jimmy Walker says he’s unhappy with Good Times role
In Hampton Virginia during a jazz festival, actor Jimmy J Walker criticizes the Good Times image as negative. He notes thoughts of self harm and wants out of the series but remains tied to the show while expressing frustration with American TV culture.
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Magazine writer Sue Kaufman dies in New York
AP reports Sue Kaufman, 50, noted magazine writer and novelist of The Diary of a Mad Housewife, died at her New York home. Also, John H. Martin, 77, Time editor from 1929 to 1938, died at Warren Hospital Phillipsburg per family notice. Olave St. Clair, 88, world Chief Guide and Baden-Powell widow, died in a Surrey nursing home.
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Thousands mark Gay Pride Week across major cities
Tens of thousands of homosexuals and supporters marched in cities nationwide for Gay Pride Week demanding equal rights. San Francisco drew over 100000, New York about 12000, Chicago 2000, and Miami saw several hundred as organizers highlighted human rights and repeal of anti discrimination ordinances.
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NAACP Targets Covert Bias At 68th Convention
The NAACP plans to tackle covert discrimination at its 68th annual convention in St. Louis. Cyrus Vance will speak and retiring executive director Roy Wilkins will be honored as delegates note shifts from overt racism to covert racism. Economic disparity between whites and blacks is highlighted as a key issue.
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Newton case delayed as Huey Newton held in Canada
Huey Newton, Black Panther co founder, awaiting deportation hearing in Brampton after landing from Havana. Authorities want to deport him over prior convictions while he awaits murder trial in California. Hearing adjourned to Wednesday for defense to obtain documents.
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