Attorney Issues Spy Charges In Profumo Scandal
The Profumo affair dominates headlines as British attorney Michael H B Eddowes charges Capt. Yevgeni Ivanov asked Christine Keeler to obtain nuclear secrets from ex minister John Profumo. The letter to Prime Minister Macmillan signals potential new security inquiries and calls for a possible tribunal.
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Yevgeni Ivanov
Christine Keebe
John Profumo
Michael H. B. Eddowes
Harold Macmilan
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Ivanov
Profumo
Eddowes
Peromeely
Macmillan
Henry Brooke
Lord Dilhorne
Dilhorne
British Press Association
Guard Returns Home After Alabama Integration Move
Thousands of Alabama National Guardsmen resume civilian jobs as a third black student enrolls quietly at the University of Alabama. Dave M. McGlathery, 27, a mathematician at Marshall Space Flight Center, registers at the Huntsville extension center and attends an advanced graduate course. The Army may release up to 13,000 guardsmen from standby duty as enrollments proceed. About 17,000 Guardsmen were called into federal service after Gov. George Wallace opposed the enrollment attempt.
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Five in orbit as Khrushchev hints at more cosmonauts
Premier Khrushchev announced the Soviet Union placed its fifth man into orbit and suggested at least one more cosmonaut may join in a long mission. Liable details name Lt. Col. Valeri Bykovsky aboard Vostok V, orbiting roughly every 88 minutes at 112 to 146 miles, with Tass noting successful weightlessness and normal systems.
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Heavenly Twins
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Posad
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Fla
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Popovich
U. S
State Senate rejects education subsidy reform plan
The Maine State Senate voted 18 to 12 to kill a composite bill revising education subsidies and local uniform tax effort. Senator Ralph D. Brooks Jr. of Yarmouth urged scrapping the measure as opponents highlighted planned reductions and loss of incentives under the Sinclair Act.
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R-Bangor
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Medford
Emilien A Levesque
D-Madawaska
House
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Winterport
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Bowdeinham
Bradford Snow
Jonesport
Raymond H. Bradeen
North Waterboro
Fred R. McGee
Auburn
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Gorham
Brooks
Education Foundation
White House Aide Presses Realtors on Equal Housing
White House aide David L. Lawrence challenged a realtors statement as denying responsibility for equal housing opportunities. NAREB affirmed a broker is a go-between, opposing forced sales but allowing owners to choose buyers, while warning state laws may restrict owners.
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White House
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Committee For Equal Opportunity In Housing
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Nareb
Lawrence
Pennsylvania
Nareb Board of Directors
Chuckle About Untrained Musicians Fiddling Around
A light note says many people without formal music lessons can f idd le around and still produce sounds. The snippet provides a playful take on casual musicianship and public interest in amateur activities.
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Fea, Corp
Evers murder spurs marches and funeral plans in Mississippi
In Jackson Mississippi civil rights leaders signal a March strategy and prepare a funeral for Medgar Evers. Police and FBI pursue sniper clues across several states. Evidence rushed to FBI labs includes a fingerprint on a rifle used at his home. Evers to be buried at Arlington. Demonstrations and arrests continue with tension rising as leaders press for desegregation and equal rights.
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Miss
FBI
Medgar W. Evers
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Washington
Evers
Negro Masonic Temple
Arlington National Cemetery
Allen Thompson
NAACP
Officials Harbor Little Hope For Breakthrough In Test Ban Talks
Washington officials express little optimism that the Moscow talks in mid July will break the East West deadlock. Khrushchev reportedly insists on enforcement without outside inspection and faces military pressure for more tests this year.66
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USS
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Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Negroes march in Washington amid funeral for Medgar Evers
Racial demonstrators march and sing in Washington while Jackson prepares for Medgar Evers funeral. U S officials doubt a Moscow test ban breakthrough. In international news Prime Minister Macmillan remains in office as threats of Conservative rebellion persist.
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Jackson
Miss
Medgar W. Evers
U.S
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