Scandal heats up with spy angle in Keeler case
Christine Keeler says a Soviet naval attache urged her to obtain nuclear secrets from John Profumo, widening espionage aspects of the sex scandal. Prime Minister Macmillan summons aides as talks of a public inquiry grow, with Dilhorne’s prior inquiry defending Profumo.
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Anthony White
London
Christine Keeler
John Profumo
Macmillan
Miss Keeler
Michael Eddowes
Henry Brooke
Britain
Lord Dilhorne
Brooke
Channel Islands
Dilhorne
Profumo
Yevgeny Ivanov
Eddowes
Commons
Scotland Yard
Special Branch
the Yard
Ivanov
West Germany
Stephen Ward
Ward
John Edgecombe
Christine
House of Commons
Coralville Dam Outflow Reduced to Fill Slowly
Discharge from the Coralville reservoir was cut to a minimum of 150 cubic feet per second after gates closed at 4 p m on Thursday. By Friday morning the pool stood at 671 72 feet, with boating improvement expected in a couple of weeks if rainfall stays absent.
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Coralville Dam
Dowa News
Coralville
John Story
Iowa Attorney General Rules Interim Unit Fund Use Unconstitutional
Atty. Gen. Evan Hultman ruled the Iowa legislative interim committee oversteps its statutory powers by allocating money from a contingency fund. He said the panel may act in an investigative capacity but cannot distribute funds to state agencies. Gov. Hughes, who requested the ruling, may still sign the $2 million appropriation, with final decision up to the governor and possible action by the comptroller.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa
Atty
Evan Hultman
Hultman
Harold Hughes
Hughes
Executive Council
Quacks Peddling Elm Disease Cures Reported in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids officials report salesmen offering sprays and cures for Dutch elm disease soon after a confirmed case. An Iowa State extension horticulturist warns there is no cure this season, recommends dormant-season spraying, and urges removal of dead wood to protect private and city elms.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa State University
Gayle Wolf
Bob Gardner
Indian Creek
Elopers Run Out Of Gas Plane Lands In Desert
Two teenagers from Santa Maria, Steven Doty 16 and Ellen Murphy 15, stole a 1946 Aeronca plane in Santa Maria to elope to Mexico or Oregon. They ran out of fuel and landed in a desert field near Mira Loma rehabilitation center, unharmed and in custody.
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Lancaster
Calif
Mexico
Antelope Valley
Steven Doty
Ellen Murphy
Santa Maria
Doty
Oregon
Tijuana
Los Angeles County
Michael Kostanecki
Patr
March for Freedom draws crowd to Washington rally
About 2,000 Negro and white demonstrators marched from a park near the White House to the justice department in Washington to press for civil rights. Atty. Gen. Robert Kennedy faced mixed boos and cheers while defending hiring of Black lawyers and vowing to curb discrimination. Police kept counter demonstrators away as other groups circulated nearby and a Nazi group was turned away.
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Washington (Ap
March For Freedom
Washington
Atty
Robert Kennedy
White House
District of Columbia
Justice Department
FBI
Kennedy
Pennsylvania Avenue
Birmingham
Soviet fifth cosmonaut launched in orbit by Khrushchev
Premier Khrushchev announced Lt. Col. Valeri Bykovsky is aboard the Voskhod V and completed an 88 minute orbit. He hinted at a possible further crew and suggested a long flight to study space effects on the human body.
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Valeri Fedorovich Bykovsky
Russia
Tass
Moscow
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Bykovsky
U.S
Vostok
V. Tass
Earth
Harold Wilson
Labor Party
Kremlin
Wilson
Andrian Nikolayev
Pavel Popovich
Heavenly Twins
Nikolayev
Blastoff
Central Committee
Communist Party of the Soviet Union
Nikita Sergeyevich Khrush
Cambridge mayor and council seek martial law to quell unrest
The mayor and four council members asked Governor Tawes to deploy national guard troops to Cambridge Maryland to restore order after a racial demonstration at the county jail. Earlier, 12 Negroes were released and a white demonstrator freed on bond amid cries for Bill Todd.
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Cambridge, Md
J. Millard Tawes
Cambridge
Calvin Mowbray
Tawes
National Guard
Bill Todd
Calvert Creighton
Bill
Brice Kinnamon
Todd
Danville Considers Curbs on Picketing After Police Car Fire
An emergency Danville city council session passed an ordinance restricting picketing and aimed at limiting demonstrations after bullets hit police cars for the second time that week. No injuries were reported.
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Danville, Va
Illinois to require seat belts in new cars after June
Gov Otto Kerner signed a bill making all new cars sold in Illinois after June 30 next year require two sets of safety belts. The measure applies to every model year vehicle sold in the state and aims to improve passenger protection.
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Springfield, Ill
Illinois
Otto Kerner
Photo stirs protest over American role in Vietnam
Pacific Stars and Stripes ran a front page image showing an American helicopter crewman aiming a rifle at a captured Viet Cong caugh, prompting army officials to say the photo misrepresents U S actions in Vietnam. The army noted no reprisal against Stars and Stripes, which is run by civilians and service personnel in Tokyo.
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Washington
South Vietnam
Pacific
Albert Apel
114Th Air Mobile Co
U.S
The
Pacific Stars and Stripes
Far East
Tokyo
Asia
Army
Stars and Stripes
Army Sp
Henry Chang
Ridder, Papers' Owner, Is Dead
Victor Ridder, 77, head of the Ridder newspaper group, died Friday of a heart attack. He owned papers including the New York Journal of Commerce, St. Paul Pioneer Press and Dispatch, Duluth Herald and News Tribune, Grand Forks Herald, Aberdeen American News, San Jose Mercury News, Long Beach Independent Press Telegram, Pasadena Star News, and Garden Grove News.
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NEW York (Ap
Victor Ridder
Ridder
New York Journal of Commerce
St. Paul Pioneer Press and Dispatch
Duluth Herald and News Tribune
Grand Forks
N. D
Aberdeen
S. D
American News
San Jose Mercury News
Long Beach Independent Press Telegram
Pasadena Star News
Garden Grove
Calif
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