Macmillan Vows to Lead Conservatives Despite Scandal
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan says he will not panic over the Profumo scandal and intends to lead the Conservative party in Britain’s next election. A Tory critic warns this stance could trigger civil war within the party as Macmillan gives his first television interview since the war minister’s fall from grace.
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London
Harold Macmillan
Profumo
Britain
Macmillan
John Profumo
Wolverhampton
Kennedy
Lord Lambton
House of Commons
Labor Party
Harold Wilson
Vermont Senate defeats school aid bill 13 to 10
The Vermont Senate voted 13-10 against a House favored school aid measure that would have dedicated about 450000 state dollars to local schools in fiscal 1964. Opponents argued the plan worsened inequities while supporters warned of a clash in the lower chamber over the general appropriations bill.
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Senate
Vocational School Cost Estimated at 1.4 Million
A self contained vocational education school for 500 students would cost about 1.37 million according to state education department estimates disclosed by the Mt Anthon y Union school board as it weighed a possible withdrawal from the union district. The plan mirrors a 2.3 million comprehensive high school project and aims to balance academic programs with vocational training.
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Mt. Anthony Union
Bennington
George Allard Jr
County St
Harold F. Graeme
Union Board
Graeme
Keeler testifies of Profumo affair and Ward links
Christine Keeler told a London magistrate that she had sexual relations with former War Minister John Profumo for money and with Soviet attaché Yevgeny Ivanov, while Lord Astor paid her rent. She described Ward introducing her to Profumo and Ivanov and said money she earned largely went to her mother. her testimony centers on the Cliveden set and the high society scandal surrounding the ministerial collapse.
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Profumo
Joseph Godber
John Profumo
Britain
Godber
House of Commons
Christine Keeler
London
Yevgeny Ivanov
Lord Astor
Stephen Ward
Ward
Christine
Miss Keeler
Cliveden
England
Astor
Nancy Astor
Chri
Inside Pages Highlight Local Taxes and Social Notes
The item lists a rooms and meals tax increase effective Monday. It notes social events including Nancy Hoisington and Dr R J Humphreys marriage. A columnist reviews Pownal Valley business. Vermont Tissue Paper mill progress is pictured. The Terrace Restaurant in Shaftsbury offers a view. Pope Paul VI addresses Catholics behind the Iron Curtain.
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Pope Paul VI
Khrushchev in East Berlin Visits Amid Kennedy Rally
Soviet Premier Khrushchev arrived in East Berlin for a demonstrative visit as Kennedy drew a large West Berlin crowd. Ulbricht greeted him. Khrushchev spoke briefly praising the Soviet Union and attended events marking Ulbricht’s 70th birthday before a summit with bloc leaders.
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Khrushchev
East Berlin
Valentina Tereshkova
Ulbricht
Kennedy
West Berlin
West Germany
East Ger- Germany
Soviet Union
Soviet Communist Party
West
Berlin
East
City Hall
Walter Ulbricht
U Thant Probes Reports Of Prostitution At United Nations
United Nations Secretary-General U Thant said he is reviewing reports that prostitutes operated within the UN with diplomats as clients. The Journal American and other papers tied the case to Maria Novotny, a Czech woman connected to a 1961 arrest with British producer Harry Towers, and to other prostitution probes involving UN circles.
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NEW York
United Nations
U Thant
U.N
New York Journal-American
Central Intelligence
FBI
The
Journal- American
New York Daily News
United States
Maria Novotny
Antonin Novotny
Manhattan
Harry Alan Towers
Towers
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Miss Novotny
Britain
London
Korth Defends TEX Contract As Best Deal
Secretary of the Navy Fred Korth testified before a Senate subcommittee that the TFX design he approved offered the best aircraft in the time available and at the least program cost. He insisted his conclusion was independent and based on all information, amid scrutiny of potential favoritism between General Dynamics and Boeing bids.
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Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Fred Korth
Senate
Korth
Permanent Investigations
Favoriism
General Dynamics Corp
Fort Worth
Tex
Boeing Co
Seattle
Wash
McNamara
Scott Warns Republicans To Cut Out the Feuding
Sen. Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania urged Young Republicans at their biennial convention to stop internecine clashes over conservative versus liberal lines. He warned that such infighting could cost the 1964 election and urged party unity behind the chosen presidential and VP candidates.
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Scott
San Francisco
Hugh Scott
Young Republicans
John Birch Society
Jean McKee
New York
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Grandma Moses Exhibit Opens at Bennington Museum
The Bennington Museum hosts The Home Country of Grandma Moses exhibition opening to the public with a members' preview. At the annual meeting Ferdinand Lathrop Mayer was elected chair of the board, T Garry Buckley chair of the executive committee, and a slate of new and re elected trustees and officers was announced. Forrest Moses visited during the social hour.
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Grandma Moses
Bennington Museum
Ferdinand Lathrop Mayer
T. Garry Buckley
Caroline Craig Darlington
van Vechten Graves
Buckley
Miss Darlington
Arthur J. Dewey Jr
Theodore N. Goddard
Franklin P. Jones
James Colgate Jerome
Robert J. Parmelee
John Sloane
Townsend K. Wellington
Forrest Moses
Richard Carter Barret
Doris Green
Kennedy pledges U S effort to curb nuclear arms spread
In Dublin Kennedy pledges to use all U S power to forge a worldwide pact to freeze the spread of atomic weapons. He cites Ireland’s UN role and appeals for a negotiated arms control plan as he faces a frenzied Irish welcome that nearly ends in a mishap when a spectator clings to his car.
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Dublin
Kennedy
United States
Dail
Ireland
United Nations
United
Kennedy hails in Ireland amid crowd cheers and salute
President Kennedy rode through Dublin with Secret Service guards shaken by a stumble as crowds cheered his Irish visit. He received the freedom of Cork, laid a wreath at Arbour Hill Cemetery, and spoke to Parliament amid festive, orderly acclaim from tens of thousands of Irish supporters.
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Secret Service
Kennedy
Dail
Patrick Kennedy
Dunganstown
Ireland
Dublin
Jack
Cork
United States
Parliament
Arbour Hill
Church of the Sacred Heart
Eamon de Valera
Bennington Summer A Special Guide Enclosed
The 1963 Bennington Summer supplement showcases southwestern Vermont with a 48 page tabloid guide. It includes a tourist map, listings of concerts, and details on where to stay and eat.
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Bennington
Vermont
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Marilyn
Mandy) Rice- Davies
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Shaftsbury
Miss Novtny
FBI, Immigration and Naturalization Service
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Louise Vail
Vail Road
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General Dynamics
Eugene M. Zuckert
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
McNamera
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Board of
Wilbur Rice
John F.C. Bryce
Eugene Clark
Herbert A. Leonard
John Hamlin
Charles Dollard
H.J. Wallace
J.F.K
U.S
Atom
Cork City Hall
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