Wilson Alleges Sordid Underworld Network
In London the Leader of the Opposition Mr Wilson told the House of Commons Labour has uncovered clear evidence of a sordid underworld network. He pressed the Macmillan government over the Profumo scandal as Prime Minister Macmillan defended his conduct, saying he acted honourably with proper diligence.
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Profumo Affair Dominates Commons Clash Over Truth
In a tense Commons debate Prime Minister Macmillan faces Labour attacks over War Minister Profumo's admission of lying about his relationship with Christine Keeler. Geoffrey Wilson accuses government of security failures and calls for clear resignations while Macmillan defends his actions and vows to pursue full answers.
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Inquiry Ordered Into Irregularities in Housing Allocations
The Minister for the Interior Mr Freeth ordered an inquiry into irregular allocations of flats to several individuals. Det Insp Rochford and housing official Mr Wingfield will lead the investigations reviewing flat allocations and waiting lists, with 1 778 names on bachelor flats wait list and 4 391 on general house waiting list. Fraser praises Freeth's prompt action and thorough probe.
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Russia's Valentina Tereshkova begins second day in space
Tereshkova and Col. Bykovsky remain in Vostok capsules with normal systems and health reports as speculation swirls about a possible return and a potential link-up between the two spacecraft. Tokyo and Moscow sources note orbital changes and predictions of Bykovsky's return overnight.
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United Press International
Legal action sought from land inquiry discussed by council
Mr. R. Greenish said sufficient evidence could let the Minister for the Interior take legal action over presidential malpractices. He urged disclosure of findings on restricted sales and dummying in housing programs and called for corrective steps. Other council reports follow.
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Pilot Killed in Australia Plane Crash Near Liverpool
A 22 year old pilot Michael John Nordsvan of Bondi was killed when his Chipmunk Trainer light aircraft crashed in a paddock at Bringely near Liverpool during a pleasure flight from Banks Town Aerodrome. He belonged to the Royal Aero Club which owned the plane.
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Light signaling to announce new pope at conclave
Vatican officials said an electric light signaling system will replace the traditional smoke puffs to announce a new pope. The installation will be completed by the time the cardinals gather on Wednesday in the conclave to elect a successor to Pope John.
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