Macmillan May Face Resignation Over Profumo Scandal
Prime Minister Macmillan faced pressure amid the Profumo affair with ministers under review and Conservative threats of resignation. Rumors swirled about Keith Joseph Henry Brooke and Edward Boyle, while Harold Wilson prepared opposition attacks. Labour leader Wilson was expected to press the House of Commons as ministers sought to contain the scandal and its impact on election prospects.
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Anthony Eden
Profumo
Keith Joseph
Henry Brooke
Edward Boyle
House of Commons
Christine Beeler
Harold Wilson
Teres
Lord Poole
Lord Poole, the Campaign Man, Later, Who Is Not A Member of Theovernment
Mms
John Macmillan
Nore
Party
Christine Keeler
Powell
Miss Keeler
Fie of Commons
Donald Johnson
Labor Party
Saeed
Promoted Corry Man Advances at General Telephobe Co
John R. Kennedy of Wayne Street Corry has been promoted to general plant staff assistant at General Telephobe Co Brie offices. He joined the Corry office in June 7 by then as installer and draftsman. In his new role he handles equipment installation and maintenance across General Telephomen Pennsylvania statewide. Kennedy is active in community affairs serving as clerk of sessions at First Presbyterian Church and former president of the Board of Trustees. He chaired last year cancer crusade and previously YMCA membership drive. He and wife Mrs Pattie Kennedy, formerly of Fairview, have three children Kathy a seventh grader Christopher 18 months.
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Jobn R. Kennedy
Wayne Street
Corry
Brie
General Telephobe Co
H. L. Lang
Jey
Kenedy
Schechman
Pennsylvania
Wustees
Chy
YMCA
Kennedy
Pawici
Hannah Kennedy
Fairview
Corry Area High School
Kathy
Gracher
Christopher
Journal
Deaths Increase In Pennsylvania Reported
The Pennsylvania Health Department reported 122,989 deaths in the year, rising 244 percent from 1961. Heart disease was the leading cause with 52,000 fatalities, up 1.16 times from 1961, while cancer caused about 20,000 deaths, reflecting increases across major categories.
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Pennsylvania
Health Department
Quay
Violence and unrest engulf Georgetown in Guiana mob clashes
Looting mobs roamed Crummetown, shots were fired during clashes with police as the government reels from months of unrest. Prime Minister Cheddi Jagan’s leadership is challenged amid a wave of violence that sees crowds surrounding government buildings and chanting Solidarity Forever.
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Brittah Gut vi
Cheddi
Ddikan
George
Ows
Jagan
Press Search For Killer Of Negroes At Jackson State
Police hunt for an ambush killer after an attempted demonstration at Jackson State Negro campus. A police car was struck by bottles tossed from a five story dormitory during the unrest. Mrs. Evers, widow of the slain man, vows the death will not be in vain and urges duty.
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Jackson State
Cecil Hathaway
Enfield
Evers
Temple medical grads include two Corry men in 1963 class
Among 124 Temple University School of Medicine graduates today two Corry men stand out Walter G. Wolfe will intern at Pennsylvania General Hospital Philadelphia and Gerald R. Lloyd will intern at Akron General Hospital Ohio Both earned degrees in 1959 from Denison and Houghton colleges respectively The class of 1963 includes 81 married students and three doctor couples Temple has now produced 4841 physicians since 1901 Dean Robert M Bucher, age 43, leads the school
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Harold G. Wolfe
Wayne Street
Pennsylvania General Hospital
Philadelphia
Denison University
Gerald R. Lloyd
Harold J. Lloyd
East Irving Street
Houghton College
Akron General Hospital
Akron
Ohio
Temple
Temple Physicians
Robert M. Bucher
Bucher
Silence at funeral pageant follows Evers slaying
The account recalls remarks by a speaker claiming death as a fate and a crowd rising in silence after a mass integration rally without celebration. It notes funeral arrangements for Evers, a tribute by Rev. Martin Luther King Jr, and a $24,350 reward for Evers's killer. It mentions possible large protests by Jackson State students, threats listed by NAACP official Althea Simmons, and leadership to fill Mississippi field secretary post.
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Evers
Jackson State
Eyers
Los Angeles
Althea Simmons
NAACP
Byers
Gus Courts
George W. Lee
Lee
Belzoni
Courts
Senate Judiciary Subcommittee
Citizens Council
Chicago
Ruby Hurley
Atlanta
Mississippi
Union backs Marx Toy Co wage offer in talks
Union representatives urged striking Marx Toy Co employees to return to work and accept a no wage reduction deal. Two lodge meetings were set to vote on the proposal, which includes forming a Human Relations Committee to negotiate the rest of the year for the 1964 contract. The strike began June 2 after the old contract expired.
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Tool and de Maakers
Rom Marx
Grover Stainbrook
Michael Prime
The
Marx Co
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