Profumo Convicted Of Grave Contempt In Parliament
London AP report says John Profumo was condemned by both Conservative and Labour MPs for lying about his relationship with Christine Keeler. He could face prison but is politically ruined. Keeler, guarded after threats, may testify as Ward faces new charges connected to parties at Cliveden.
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London
House of Commons
John A. Profumo
Christine Keeler
Profumo
Miss Keeler
House
Scotland Yard
Stephen Ward
Lord Astor
Cliveden
West End
Ivanov
Ward
Colonalp Claims Quick Relief for Constipation Overnight
A new product Colonalp introduces a colonic nerve stimulant with bulking action to relieve constipation. The ad touts gentle restoration of bowel function and a clinically proved result, inviting readers to try an introductory size for 43 cents.
Cazell Named To Foundation Board Of Law Enforcement
Amarillo attorney Richard L. Cazzell will serve a one year term on the Texas Law Enforcement Foundation board. The announcement from Austin outlines his role in sponsoring better law enforcement, publishing officer handbooks, and administering a scholarship for children of peace officers killed in the line of duty. Cazzell resides at 4408 Olsen.
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Richard L. Cazzell
Amarillo
The
Texas Law Enforcement Foundation
Austin
Cazzell
4408
Olsen
Baker Named As Court Attorney In Amarillo
William Arthur Baker, 25, of 1500 Rusk, assumes duties with Amarillo as one of two prosecutors in Corporation Courts. He comes from Borger where he worked for a drilling company while awaiting his license. A 1962 University of Oklahoma law school graduate. He replaces Clyde Hayes whose resignation takes effect July 1.
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William Arthur Baker
Rusk
Amarillo
Baker
Borger
University of Oklahoma Law School
Clyde Hayes
W. 9Th
Hayes
300 Federal Guardsmen To Be Kept Active At University of Alabama
The Army will keep about 300 Alabama National Guardsmen in active federal service after Monday as peacekeepers in the University of Alabama integration crisis. Remaining forces will be released with recalls possible, as 13,000 were freed last weekend and 3,100 more next weekend. This small unit will stay near Tuscaloosa while others return to civilian duties.
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Federal Guardsmen
University of Alabama
Washington
Alabama National Guardsmen
Army
George C. Wallace
1St Battalion
6Th Infantry
Tuscaloosa
Wallace
Alabama
Ft. McClellan
Ala
Camp Shelby
McClellan
Birmingham
Alabama Guardsmen
2Nd Infantry
Benning
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