Profumo Scandal Deepens British Security Debate
The Profumo affair is debated as a national security issue with claims a Russian attaché involved with a call girl may have spied. The case compounds distrust of Britain’s secret safeguards amid leadership doubts and potential leadership change.
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Profumo
U.S
Admiralty
William Vassall
George Blake
Raissing
Gordon Lonsdale
Britain
Macmillan
Hak Paink
Marble games return to school yards and arenas
The article traces marbles as an ancient, widespread game now resurging in toy shops and playgrounds. It notes the National Marbles Tournament began in 1924 and that Wildwood New Jersey hosts this year’s boys’ final on Friday June 21, with champions sponsored by daily papers and civic clubs.
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Ates
Encyelopedia Britannics
Dickens
Pickwick Papers
Defoe
Mabhles
British Museum
Wildwood
N. J
Successful Investing Advice From a Nurse Investor
A reader seeks guidance on managing investments with emphasis on growth and long term income. Advisor recommends focusing on growth, holding Merck and consumer-staple issues, and adding Serwes Roebuck, Consumers Power, Corn Products, Safeway Stores, Marine Midland, Standard Brands, and Montana Power for a secure income with potential appreciation.
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Air Force
Allied Chemical
General Motors
Ty Syeap
Merck
Shell
Transport
Sears
Roebuck
Consumers Power
Safeway
Ueda
Marine Midland
New York State
Standard Brands
Montana Power
General Features Corp
Johnson’s Civil Rights Role Cited In 1963 Editorial Piece
The piece argues Lyndon Johnson as Senate Majority Leader guided the first civil rights bill since Reconstruction and frames his 1960 presidential run as a push for racial justice within law and order. It asserts Johnson’s mission to prove to African Americans the nation’s conscience supports equality of opportunity and to empower those seeking to end racial bias through lawful means.
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Johnson
Washington
Tim
Lyndon Johnson
Senate
Eisenhower
Lyndon Jonngan
Kennedy
St Ftee
WIRE
New York Herald Trine, Inc
Nehru Expects Kennedy Visit to India This Winter
Indian Prime Minister Nehru announced President Kennedy accepted an invitation to visit India, likely this winter or early next year. He noted Kennedy’s trip is seen as boosting U S support amid threats from Red China, which has built 26 border posts in northern India and Tibet in violation of peace proposals.
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NEW Deshe
Jawaharlal Nehru
Kennedy
India
Lee Radziwill
Eisenhower
U.S
China
Nehru
Tibet
Colombo
Nohwfi
Records of a psychologist case on adoption guidance and family talk
A daily column discusses Freddy B an adopted child and the delicate process of telling him he is adopted. The piece emphasizes loving deliberate wording to avoid resentment or delinquency and notes sending questions to Dr Crane in Metcalf Indiana for advice and charts.
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Freddy
Cain
Abel
King David
Absalom
Crane
Metlot
Ind
Acid Condition and Diet Debates in Freddy's Case
Dr Brady discusses acid forming foods, starch in meals, and digestion in Freddy's hay fever and stomach issues. He contrasts meat rich diets with “Yankee Stomach” ideas, cites Stefansson and adoption of parental roles, and notes letters to Dr Brady for health questions.
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Cate
M.D
Yankeeland
Weincipal
Freddy Anay
Freddy
Virginia
Helash
Yim
Vilhjalmur Stefansson
Carsten Andersen
Stefansson
the Macmillan Co
Toronto
New York
Bombay
Melbourne
London
Institute of American Meat Packers
Chicago
West Berlin crossings spotlight East West tensions
Readers see a mixed editorial blend on Berlin’s border reopening and the US stance toward violence and law. The piece discusses false predicates about justice and the limits of law to shape attitudes, while urging restraint and dialogue to avoid extremist actions. West Berlin travel agents prepare for a joint meeting as officials monitor the divided city.
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Berlin
West Berlin
East Berlin
Vienna
Warsaw
Ees
Erman Airlines
Besshul
Friedrichstrasse
Schoenefeld
Weather Satellite 7 Planned Launch From Cape Canaveral
NASA announces the seventh in the Tirns weather observatory series will launch Tuesday from Cape Canaveral to monitor hurricanes Ayphoos and other storms. Tirn 7 will point cloud cover cameras at hurricane and spawning grounds in the Atlantic Pacific and Caribbean during late August and September peak activity.
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Gape Canaveral
Fla
Tiras Weather Observatory
Satellies
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Jurcay
Caribbean
Indiana Mayors Conference Sets June 22 Meeting
Critics say federal officials are pressuring Indiana mayors to curb spending as the Indiana mayors conference prepares to meet in Washington and discuss public funds usage.
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Indiana
U. S
Washington
Folklore Reflections on the Constellation and Transit July
A fragmentary diary style piece by William Wade describes a suburbanite’s view of the Constitution and the Constellation figures. The narrator grapples with time, trains, and criticism of federal aid while observing ship figureheads and bureaucratic politics amid a market of transportation funding.
Fragments Reflect Rhetoric on Patience Race and Law
A scrambled, OCR revealed page fragment cites Nehru on ultimate solutions and patience, mentions City Court Judge George Pan, and reports two men sentenced for public intoxication and a member of the Asian Communist League with prison terms and fines.
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le Vutmicl
Nehru
George Pan
Hol
Indiana
Taipei
Formosa
Bryant Gibson
Meridian
Comumunists
Comumunists Inj
Preserverance
Laos
South Viet Nam
Paul Vention
Asian Peoples Anits
A. Jones
Lewise St
Communist League
League
Agencies to Attend Anderson Meet to Enlighten Mayors
Officials and staff from multiple federal agencies will participate in the Anderson meeting to brief mayors. Agencies listed include the Community Facilities Administration Simalt Business Administration Area Redevelopment Administration Federal Aviation Agency Soil Conservation Service Welfare Administration Agricultural Marketing Service U.S. Employment Service Office of Emergency Planning Public Housing Administration Public Wealth Service Corps of Army Engineers Office of Manpower Automation and Training and the Urban Renewal Administration.
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Anderson
Community
Simalt Business Administration
Area Redevelopment Administration
Federal Aviation Agency
Soil Conservation Service
Welfare Administration
Agricullural Marketing Service
U.S. Employment Service
Office of Emergency Planning
Public Housing Administration
Public Wealth Service
Corps of Army Engineers
Office of Manpower, Automation and Training
Urban Renewal Administration
Mayors weigh federal propositions amid Indiana trend
Indiana reports show a growing trend as many mayors prepare to study current federal propositions. Some may return to their jurisdictions with strong interest in potential U.S. benefits.
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Indiana
U.S
The Shepherd Inspires With Courage on the Field
A former coach's early college lesson urges players to face rivals without fear. He emphasizes matching strength and brains to outclass opponents and prove steadfast courage in every matchup.
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Christine Keeler
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Earl of Arran
Stephen Ward
Dr. Ward
Keeler
Jle
Samuel Herbert
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Aggies
New International
Oxford
Cambridge
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Ieeland
UPD
Teelandic Civil Airlines
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George Pancol
Johnn G. Smith
Joan Evelyn Shaggs
Freddy B
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William Brady
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Calif
Reds Open
James B. Martin
Congress
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Philadelphia
William Wade
Jyeen
Hercules Ures
Nature
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Bayh
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Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
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Harriet W Toner
Robert E Jackson
Eqwin A Bailey
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Madison
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Burtau
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