British Attorney Links Keeler to Proposing Secrets Plot
London AP report says lawyer Mich ael H. B. Eddowes charged Capt. Yevgeni Ivanov asked Christine Keeler to wheedle nuclear secrets from ex-War Minister John Profumo. Keeler, 21, was linked to both men in 1961, prompting calls for a new security inquiry.
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London
Yevgeni Ivanov
Christine Keeler
West
John Profumo
Michael H. B. Eddowes
Harold Macmilan
Scotland Yard
Miss Keeler
Ivanov
Profumo
Armour to Close Armour, Sioux City's Largest Employer
Sioux City plans for Sunday closing of the Armour and Co packing plant, the citys largest employer with about 1,100 workers. Officials warn unemployment could rise to 5 6 percent by July, as many workers are long tenured and unskilled. State and federal agencies pledge training and job relocation help, with optimism that the labor pool will aid future industrial expansion.
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Armour
Sioux City
Iowa
Armour and Co
Iowa City
Lawrence Slotsky
Credit Bureau
Claude Butler
Butler
George Shultz
Chicago
Armour Automation Fund Committee
Negro March in Washington Aims for Large Peaceful Rally
Hundreds of thousands of African Americans plan a peaceful March for Freedom Now in Washington. Organizers expect at least 2,000 participants from major local groups. The rally starts at Lafayette Park then moves to City Hall and the Justice Department to press housing and hiring desegregation rules.
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Washington
March For Freedom Now
Howard V. Covell
Lafayette Park
White House
Pennsylvania Avenue
City Hall
Justice Department
District of Columbia
Kennedy
Julius Hobson
Congress of Racial Equality
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
57 000 Verdict Upheld For Aitkin Girl Injured In 1959
The Minnesota Supreme Court sustained a 57 000 verdict for Ruth Kellerman of Aitkin and her widowed mother Dagny Kellerman. A Crow Wing County jury had awarded 45 000 to the girl and 12 000 to the mother after a 1959 bicycle accident near Aitkin involving two cars. The decision upheld against the Ironton drivers Alden Nelson and Sadie Nelson and the Beals Katherine M Beal and Phyllis Beal. The justices ruled no basis for contributory negligence by the rider. In a separate appeal the court denied Sedalia Cunningham of Anoka damages from Federal Cartridge Corp over a discharge. The panel found her grievance procedures barred recovery after nearly a decade since termination.
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Ruth Kellerman
Aitkin
Dagny Kellerman
Minnesota Supreme Court
Crow Wing
Alden Nelson
Sadie Nelson
Ironton
Katherine M. Beal
Phyllis Beal
Nelsons
Robert Sheran
Supreme Court
Sedalia Cunningham
Anoka
Federal Cartridge Corp
James C. Otis
Paul J. Jaroscak
Minneapolis
Fathers Day Survey: Dads Seen As Best, Not Just Figureheads
Associated Press findings show children from 3 to 18 view their fathers as good or best, with many calling dad a best friend or terrific. teens value time, understanding, and shared activities, while younger kids mention chores, jokes, and candy. Some concerns include nagging, overwork, and missed moments, yet fathers remain central as friends and role models.
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Joy Miller
New York
Dad
Associated Press Bureaus
Maine
Seattle
Nikita Reports Launching of 5th Russian in Space
Nikita announces the launch of a fifth Russian in space amid a Dominican cultural exchange program between Caribbean islands AP Wirephoto shows the moment.
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Nikita
Caribbean Islands
Soviets claim fifth man in orbit as U S lags
Khrushchev announced the Soviet Union placed its fifth cosmonaut in orbit, Lt. Col. Valeri Bykovsky aboard Vostok V, with an 88 minute Earth orbit and ongoing studies of long spaceflight effects. Tass noted the mission may extend several days and that Bykovsky turns 29 on Aug 2.
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Khrushchev
Soviet Union
United States
Valeri Fedorovich Bykovsky
Vostok V
Tass
Earth
Bykovsky
Pavlovo- Posad
Moscow Oblast
Maj
L. Gordon Cooper Jr
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Yuri Gagarin
Nikolayev
Popovich
U.S
Minnesota Governor Calls Civil Rights Crisis Unacceptable
Gov. Karl Rolvaag told the League of Minnesota Municipalities that 1963 brings deepening race relations crises and that complacency is unacceptable. He warned against discrimination in housing and jobs, and said the administration will act against discrimination while avoiding finger pointing. He plans to hold meetings with leaders in religion, labor, education, and employment to seek practical progress.
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Mankato
Kennedy Asks Unions to Join Attack on Job Discrimination
President Kennedy called on AFL-CIO leaders to join a broad offensive against job discrimination. George Meany pledged union support as Kennedy urged top-level cooperation, voter registration drives, and greater minority representation in leadership across international unions.
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Kennedy
Washington
Afl-Cio
George Meany
White House
CIO
Funds for 200 FBI agents to fight organized crime
The House Appropriations Committee recommended funds to hire 200 additional FBI agents to intensify the government's war on organized crime. Three Americans die in a Fort Frances plane crash. A Mora Minnesota national bank was approved by the Comptroller of the Currency. A crop sprayer pilot Joseph Kiel died in a Thief River Falls area crash. The Supreme Court refused to dissolve a Mississippi injunction barring racial demonstrations in Jackson.
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FBI
House Appropriations Committee
Fort Frances, Ont
David Lake
Fort Frances
Mora
James J. Saxon
Minn
Thief River Falls
Joseph A. Kiel
Middle River
Supreme Court
Mississippi
Jackson
Miss
Funeral tensions rise as Evers laid to rest
Jackson leaders plan a March focused protest as the city mourns Medgar Evers. Police and FBI pursue a sniper across several states with a fingerprint recovered near the murder scene. Evers to be buried at Arlington National Cemetery next week.
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Miss
FBI
Medgar W. Evers
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Evers
Arlington National Cemetery
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