Laborites Demand Full Probe Into Profumo Scandal
Britain's Labour party called for a full parliamentary inquiry into War Minister John Profumo's resignation amid a sex scandal. They focus on security risks from his ties to Christine Keeler and her associates including a Soviet naval attache, while Profumo admitted lying about propriety. Elizabeth II waived ceremony for his surrender of seats as critics push for debate when session resumes.
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Michael Claffey
London
UPI
Britain
Labor Party
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Profumo
Elizabeth
Harold Wilson
Macmillan
Miss Keeler
Eugene Ivanov
Ivanov
Moscow
Wilson
Secret Service
Scotland
Keeler
Aloysius
Lucky” Gordon
Pickets Bar School Buses In Race Case
About 500 of 900 students were kept from classes as pickets formed a human chain around Dozier elementary and nearby bus areas in a predominantly Negro neighborhood. The protest targets student segregation and involved roughly 150 demonstrators, with some white participants.
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ST. Louis
Committee For Parents
Dozier
Hick Politely Scolds Policy Asks Less Spending
U S Senator B B Hick en loop er visited Cedar Rapids and criticized current policy at home and abroad. He cited reckless spending by the Kennedy administration, rising inflation, shrinking gold reserves, and domestic confusion, urging reduction in nonessential expenditures.
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U.S
Kennedy
Kennedy to Meet Macmillan in Britain June 29 30
President Kennedy will travel to Britain to meet Prime Minister Macmillan on June 29 and 30. The talks will precede visits to Germany Ireland and Italy, with Kennedy staying at Birch Grove House.
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Britain
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UPI
Great Britain
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Salinger
China Lake
Calif
West Germany
Adenauer
Ireland
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Segni
Washington
Macmil
Lan
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Chelwood Gate
Sussex
White House
London
Pope John
Rome
Milan
Noelridge and Ellis Pools Open Early Due to Heat
Cedar Rapids pools Noelridge and Ellis opened at noon ahead of schedule as temperatures rose into the upper 90s. Jones and Bever stay closed until Saturday at 1. Ticket pricing matches last year with family passes at 30 dollars for four, extra members five dollars, individual tickets ten dollars, budget five for under 16 and five for adults, single tickets fifty cents adults and twenty five cents for kids under 16.
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Cedar Rapids
Noelridge
Ellis Park
Jones and Bever Park
Actress Zasu Pitts Dies at 63 in Hollywood
Hollywood AP report confirms Zasu Pitts, 63, veteran comedian from silent film to TV, died Friday of cancer. The co medienne was known for fluttery hands and catchphrase Oh dear me. She last appeared on Oh Suzanna. She was married to John Woodall, former tennis champion and Pasadena real estate broker.
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Hollywood
Zasu Pitts
Miss Pitts
Suzanna
John Woodall
Pasadena
Union College to Honor Payne at Alumni Day
John Howard Payne, composer of Home Sweet Home, will be honored during Alumni Day ceremonies at Union College in Schenectady. The event highlights his historical connection to the college and its arts legacy.
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Schenectady
John Howard Payne
Home
Union College
Man Pinned Under Rock Is Rescued
In Parkerburg West Virginia workers freed Arthur Boggs after rock falls trapped him under tons of debris from a tunnel roof. One coworker, Harry Nichols, was missing and believed dead. Rescuers endured further collapses and used pumps and timbers to stabilize the pile as they pulled Boggs free.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Rock Falls
Arthur Boggs
Boggs
Harry Nichols
R. T. Nicholson
Robert Airhart
Nicholson
Suspect in Boston stranglings identified by New York police
New York police aided Boston detectives in tracing Charles Terry a 33 year old furniture mover held on homicide in Zenovia Clegg s death to a string of stranglings of women in Boston. Terry admitted strangling Mrs Clegg during a quarrel in her Greenwich Village hotel room after meeting on a street aiding an electronic image maker.
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New York
Boston
Charles Terry
Terry
Zenovia Clegg
John Donovan
New England
Mrs.Clegg
Miller to Bow Out as G.O.P. Chairman
New York AP report says Rep. William Miller will not seek re election as Republican national chairman when his term ends this summer He also will not seek re election to Congress leaving the party to choose a new leader and a new candidate this year.
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New York
William Miller
N. Y
Congress
Burrows Seeks To Block Hughes In Iowa Appointment Fight
Sen. R. O. Burrows challenges Gov. Harold Hughes interim picks to the highway commission and board of control. Burrows asks Attorney General Hultman to rule on whether interim appointments without two-thirds senate approval are legal and if incumbents may hold over until successors are qualified. The dispute centers on Barry and Crawford given interim posts despite lack of senate confirmation.
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Belle Plaine
Harold Hughes
Iowa Senate
Highway Commission
Board of Control
R. O. Burrows
Rbelle Plaine
Donald Barry
Danbury
Corbin Crawford
Ainsworth
Senate
Hughes
Barry
Rob
Crawford
Walter I. Conway
Muscatine
Burrows
Atty
Evan L. Hultman
Hultman
Cedar Rapids Sees Record 96 Degree High in 2 P.M. Readings
The Cedar Rapids temperature rose to a record 96 degrees at 2 p.m., surpassing the 95-degree mark set in 1933. This marked the fourth straight day in the 90s with highs near 92 on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday and a 72-degree overnight Thursday. Weather officials forecast hotter conditions with 5 to 10 degrees above normal into midweek and scattered showers to northern and western counties.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Weather Bureau
The
Mercury
Mason City
Riots In Lexington After Fatal Clash Between Whites And Negroes
Seven Negroes and two whites were jailed in Lexington North Carolina after a race riot that left a white man dead and another wounded. Mayor C V Sink declared an emergency as violence erupted near a Negro church and a Friendship Methodist NAACP meeting. Police said the crowd split along lines, exchanging rocks bottles and sticks while shots were fired.
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Lexington
N.C
C. V. Sink
Piedmont
North Carolina
Lester Sheets
Fred Link
Art Richardson
High Point Enterprise
Roosevelt Smith
Friendship Methodist Church
NAACP
Smith
James Com‘er
Homer Cox
State Highway Patrol
Greensboro
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