Home Cabinet Sparks Rift in Conservative Party
Lord Home reshapes the cabinet after Macmillan era with Edward Heath as trade and regional development chief and Butler moving to foreign secretary. MacLeod and Poole likely resign. Lloyd returns to cabinet as lord privy seal amid factional tensions.
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John Hare
Duchy of Lancaster
Home
Daily Sketch
Daily Mirror
MacLeod
Industry, Trade and Regional Development
Edward Heath
Butler
Lord Hailsham
Reginald Maudling
Commons
Selwyn Lloyd
Lloyd
Anthony Eden
Macmillan
Supreme Court overturns South Carolina breach of the peace convictions
The Supreme Court ordered the 373 Negro students freed from fines or jail for a March 1960 demonstration in Orangeburg. The ruling cites a February 1963 decision on peaceful protest near the Capitol in Columbia and notes the SC court had maintained convictions despite lack of permits and high tensions. A separate item reports a porpoise training school planned at Grassy Key near Key West by Milton and Virginia Santini.
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Supreme Court
Orangeburg
S.C
South Carolina
South Carolina Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Capitol
Columbia
State Court
Key West
Fla
Grassy Key
Here
Milton
Virginia Santini
Four GOP figures doubt Goldwater as 1964 nominee
Senators Javits Tower Cotton and Representative Tupper on Open End say Goldwater lacks broad party backing. Javits backs Rockefeller and criticizes Goldwater as negative. Tower notes deep party divisions while Cotton supports Goldwater only in NH campaign, and Tupper predicts Goldwater will be separated from his issues once Rockefeller campaigns.
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New York
Congress
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
David Susskind
WPIX
Jacob K. Javits
John G. Tower
Texas
Norris Cotton
New Hampshire
Stanley Tupper
Maine
Javits
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Goldwater
Tower
Republican Party
Cotton
Tupper
Rockefeller
Trooper Paris Dies in Motel Shooting Tragedy
Wilmington PA Trooper Robert Paris 28 longtime state officer who joined in 1959 and was promoted to detective in 1969 was killed during a motel stakeout when two burglary suspects opened fire. His widow and two daughters survive.
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Wilmington
Del
Robert Paris
Ralph M
Paris
Robert J. Forenski
Forenski
Boston Detective Sgt Pugsley Sr. Has Seven Sons on Force
In Boston, Detective Sgt Arthur Pugsley Sr. celebrated a rare family milestone as all seven of his sons joined the police department. The youngest sons John and Richard, both in their 20s, were sworn in with 38 others and began a 12 week training. The family patriarch, 61, praised his children for choosing the profession independently.
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Boston
Arthur Pugsley Sr
Police Department
John
Richard
Edward J. McNamara
Pugsley
Arthur Jr
Force
Stanley
Ernest
Robert
Charles
Red Skelton Adapts Palm Springs Life To TV
Hollywood AP dispatch profiles Red Skelton living in Palm Springs a five day weekly pattern. He tapes in Los Angeles Wednesday and Thursday, enjoys desert air and family time, and has dropped weight while pursuing gardening as a hobby. He works about eight hours weekly on his hour show and earns a substantial, undisclosed sum.
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Hollywood
Red Skelton
Red
Palm Springs
Desert
Los Angeles
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Dorothy
Cere
By Bob Schulz
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Blondie
Johnny Hart
Chic Young
Steve Canyon
Milton Caniff
Jaydee
Canyon
Heart of
Juliet Jones
By Stan Drake
Patsy
Doll Face
Valentina
Little Red
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Long John Importing Company
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