Britain rocked by Philby scandal linked to Macmillan remark
British politics and security come under fire as Harold Philby is named in Parliament as the third man in the Burgess MacLean affair. The Observer allegedly hired him in 1956 after a Foreign Office nudge, while Keeler seeks redress over taped interviews amid the Profumo crisis backdrop. The FBI denies a Sunday Mirror claim about Hoover criticizing Britain’s security service.
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UPI
Britain
Russia
Harold Macmillan
Lord Proy Seal
Edward Heath
House of Commons
Harold Philby
Sunday Observer
Macmillan
Philby
Beirut
Lebanon
Ruy Gurgess
Donald MacLean
Heath
Lord Privy Seal
Foreign Office
Observer
Burgess
Scotland Yard
Aloysius
Lucky” Gordon
Christine Keeler
Miss Keeler
John Profumo
Profumo
Keeler
Drury
FBI
Washington
The
Sunday Mirror
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Mental Patient Held In Slaying Of Wife Children
Philip Stangvik, 25, a mental patient sought for questioning in the slaying of his wife Velda and two children Rebecca and Scott, was arrested by Sheriff Russell Brooberg while sleeping in a hayloft on a Fergus Falls farm. The teen sitter found the bodies with throats slashed.
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Fergus Falls
Minn
Philip Stangvik
Russell Brooberg
Stangvik
Fergus Falls State Hospital
Velda Stangvik
Rebecca
Scott
Mayor of Gary Pleads Innocent To Indictment
Gary Mayor John Visclosky pleaded innocent to a grand jury indictment charging misused city funds while he was Gary’s controller. The judge set no trial date, with a fall trial likely and July 22 for ruling on a motion to quash.
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Crown Point
Ind
John Visclosky
Gary
John H. McKinna
Visclosky
State Board of Accounts
George Chacharis
Chacharis
Board of Public Works
Harold Zweig
McKinna
Schell
Youth Fellowship Weekend Retreat at Shirley Church
Shirley The Youth Fellowship of the Shirley Methodist Church held a weekend retreat at Nameless Creek Youth Camp with a Friday weiner roast Saturday games and hamburger fry Sunday outdoor service and a father versus son softball game. Attendees included David Richey Pris cilla Davidson Billy Davidson and others with Rev Gerald Beck and others as adult counsellors.
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Shirley
Shirley Methodist Church
Nameless Creek
Forrest Camplin
David
Priscilla Richey
Billy
John Davisson
Billy Beck
Jeannie
Lorena Thalls
Connie McDaniel
Gloria Camplin
Peggy Strader
Beverly Wright
Jerry Kaufman
Phyllis Wisehart
Terry Reason
Timmy Jackson
Nicky Turner
Gerald Beck
Jay Carlton
Delbert Reason
Busy Bee
Maxwell
Riley Park
Greenfield
Don McDaniel
Virginia Shahan
Cincinnati
Ohio
Shirley Shelter House
Ralph Cole
Millie Wisehart
Wilma Shaw
Marie Cox
Wilkinson Methodist Church
Whitewater State Park
Freeman Trulock
Charles Orahood
Warren Hill
Earl Hanna
Europe That's The Place Says JFK During Everest Salute
President Kennedy congratulated the American Mount Everest expedition members and quipped to Mrs Richard Emerson that Europe was the place to be. Kennedy had just returned from a 10 day European tour.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Richard Emerson
Europe
Ex Nazi Agent Testifies On Red Spy Ring
Hans Clemens 61 testifies his hatred of the United States led him to organize a Soviet spy ring inside West Germany's secret service. He and two other former Nazis are charged with treason for stealing NATO secrets and revealing West German agents' identities to Russia.
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Germany
UPI
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Heinz Felfe
Reinhard Gehlen
Federal Intelligence Agency
FIA
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East Germany
Max
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Behlen
Felfe
Tiebel
UN to Withdraw All Troops From Congo by Year End
U Thant orders a complete pull-out of UN forces from the Congo by December 31 to save money. The United States pushed to keep troops until Congo army reorganization is complete amid funding disputes with the Soviet Union and France. The force, once over 19 000, has been reduced to about 8 000 this year. Thant works in Geneva with UN agencies and will travel to Rome before returning to New York.
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UPI
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U Thant
U.N
Congo
United States
Thant
Soviet Union
France
Middle East
Economic and Social Council
Rome
New York
YMCA Daily Schedule Of Meetings And Swim Sessions
The notice lists today activities at the YMCA including lunchhour Rotary and Kiwanis events, Toastmasters, Optimists, Lady Lions, and multiple swim lessons from 8:30 to 3:30 plus evening open swims and a Father-Son Night.
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Lady Lions
Rival Dancers Fight Over Donations
Two rival lion dance groups clashed with knives and clubs at a God Worship festival in Yunlin County Formosa. Police said two dancers were killed and three injured before order was restored. four dancers were arrested.
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Taipei
Formosa
Yunlin
Fire damages Phi Kappa Theta house at Tri-State campus
At Tri-State College in Angola Indiana a fraternity house caught fire on early Monday injuring one student. The blaze burned the third floor and roof before firefighters stopped it in two hours. Damage was about 15000 dollars. Faulty wiring is blamed. One student was treated and released. About 15 to 20 summer residents were in the house. they moved to campus dorms as rebuilding begins. A pay phone delay hindered calling for help.
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Angola
Ind
Tri-State College
William Sutton
Sutton
Phi Kappa Theta
Indiana Commission Plans Private Financing for Lake Michigan Port
Clinton Green of the Indiana Port Commission said a Thursday meeting will consider private financing for a Lake Michigan port near Burns Ditch. The contract with a national investment firm would trigger a feasibility study and updated economic analysis before construction with private capital, opposed by Illinois interests and Save the Dunes advocates.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Clinton Green
Indiana Port Commission
Lake Michigan
Green
Burns Ditch
Indiana
Illinois
Chicago
Save the Dunes
Shirley Marshall Forewarns Vandals
Shirley Town Marshal Glen Cupp warns of increased vandalism using BB and air rifles within the city. The town ordinance bans these weapons inside limits. youths caught will be prosecuted and parents held liable for damages under Indiana law. A past incident injured a Shirley youth’s eye.
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Shirley
Glen Cupp
Indiana
Canned Goods Dominate Modern Food Supply
New York reports nearly half of the contemporary food supply is preserved in tin cans. The note highlights widespread canning and its role in daily meals.
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New York
Picketing at Bronx White Castle Turns Violent
Demonstrators from the Congress of Racial Equality protest police conduct at a Bronx White Castle diner amid racial tensions. A white youth is shot with an air rifle, bystanders clash with riot police, and CORE demands increase Black staffing while officials debate chain hiring policies.
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New York
Bronx
Congress of Racial Equality
White Castle
Boston Post Road
Shines
Jack Cippolla
Dolly Dekens
James Lawson
United African Nationalist Movement
Lawson
L Edward Broschart
CORE
Paul E. Neblett
American Newspaper Guild declares industry healthy despite strikes
William J. Farson, ANG executive vice president, told the 30th annual convention that the newspaper industry remains financially healthy and will catch up to its share of earnings in 1963. He cited strikes in New York and Cleveland, noting unions fought back and achieved gains but drained funds, with unemployment compensation preventing disaster.
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API
American Newspaper Guild
ANG
William J. Farson
New York
Cleveland
Farson
Guild
Nixon and Family On European Holiday
Former Vice President Richard M Nixon arrived in Venice with his wife and two daughters for a three day European holiday. He departed Florence earlier Monday.
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Venice
Italy
UPI
U.S
Richard M Nixon
Nixon
Florence
Nixons
Anderson Optical Co Closed All Day Wednesday
The Anderson Optical Co announces closure all day on Wednesdays during summer months.
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Anderson Optical Co
German French Honeymoon Fading After Bonn Meeting
The Bonn meeting between France and Germany yielded only joint efforts on a vertical takeoff aircraft and cultural exchange for 500,000 youths annually. Leaders vowed to table deeper issues like the Common Market, political unity, and agriculture for later study, signaling an agreement to disagree for now.
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Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
Konrad Adenauer
Bonn
Great Britain
Decisis
Rhine
Georges Pompidou
de Gaulle
Abandoned Baby Found Inside Farm Machinery
A newborn girl was found Monday beneath loose hay in a manure spreader at a barn in southeast Wabash Indiana. Bonnie and Wilson Elser alerted a baby-sitter who found the child wrapped in a pink blanket. The infant, about two days old, weighs seven pounds eleven ounces and is in county care as investigators probe the case.
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Wabash, Ind
UPI
Wilson Elser
Wabash
Elser
Bonnie
Wilson
Anna Hall
Wabash County
W. D. Boaz
Wabash County Hospital
Robert Watson
Gas Leak At Country Club In Charlotte Hospitalizes Teens
Seventeen people including fifteen minors were overcome by chlorine gas from a poolside tank at an exclusive country club. The tank was being moved to a filter room when the nozzle dropped. Several were treated on site or at a hospital. three teens remained for observation.
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Charlotte
N.C
UPI
Webber Endorsed for Indiana Young Democrats President
The Madison County Young Democrats reaffirmed support for Rolland Webber for state president. Webber, 32 South Dr., is president of the Madison County group and will be nominated at the state convention. A confusing line about Copenhagen and Denmark appears. details unclear.
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Young Democrats
Madison County
Rolland Webber
South Dr
Indiana Young Democrats Club
Webber
Copenhagen
Denmark
Claypool
Indiana
Iolis
Security Set For Visit Of Greek Royalty
London police tightened security for a four day state visit by King Paul and Queen Frederika of Greece. Sections of the capital were closed to demonstrators while CND planned protests along the royal route with the Greek Embassy and major venues affected. Bertrand Russell condemned the crackdown as stirring trouble rather than calming it.
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Scotland Yard
Paul
Frederika
Greece
Britain
CND
Bertrand Russell
Henry Brooke
Russell
Athens
Committee of 100
Buckingham Palace
St. James's Palace
Trafalgar Square
Claridges Hotel
Census reports rise in weekly retail sales to 4.9 billion
The Census Bureau notes retail sales reached 4.9 billion last week, up 6 percent from a year earlier. The gain marks the sixth consecutive year-to-year increase, with the prior week rising 4 percent.
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Washington
Census Bureau
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