Macmillan orders inquiry into Profumo scandal security
London AP Prime Minister Macmillan returns from vacation to demand a security inquiry into the Profumo affair. Lord Dilhorne will probe possible breaches or negligence linked to John Profumo and Christine Keeler, with results due this week. Stephen Ward appears in Marlborough Street Magistrate's Court on a prostitution proceeds charge, held without bail for next Monday.
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Christine Keeler
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Eugene) Ivanov
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Stephen Ward
Christine
Marlborough St
Governor Wallace Arrives as Alabama Braces for Stand
An uneasy calm envelops the University of Alabama as Gov. George Wallace prepares to arrive in Tuscaloosa to stand in the open door to block enrollment of Vivian Malone and James Hood scheduled for Tuesday. Troopers, ABC agents, and National Guardsmen man the campus in a tense armed presence with plans for a press conference and meetings with university trustees.
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Miss Malone
Mary Burke Hall
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Birmingham
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Community Dinner and DAV Auxiliary Meeting Notice
A church supper serves chicken stew hot dogs cups pies and homemade ice cream at 6 20 p m Everyone is invited The Wheeler Brown Hendrix Chapter No 11 DAV Auxiliary meets at 7 o'clock tonight at the DAV Home 705 Bank St See Diary on Page 2
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Kennedy Agrees To Moscow Conference For Nuclear Test Ban
President Kennedy said he, Khrushchev, and Macmillan will send negotiators to a mid July Moscow conference to push a new nuclear test ban treaty. He pledged no atmospheric tests by the US while others refrain, calling the meeting a high level, non-summit gathering to break the deadlock and urging tempered hopes for a binding accord.
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Should I keep gifts from husband with unsure income
A reader asks if she should keep gifts from her husband who may not pay for them with his salary. The adviser says not to assume wrongdoing without cause, to verify there is no other income, and to seek discussion only after confirming trust and circumstances for her own peace.
Iraq renews war effort against Kurdish rebels
In Damascus the Iraqi government announced a renewed offensive against Kurdish rebels led by Mullah Mustafa Barzani. Four northern provinces Kirkuk Suleimaniya Mosul and Erbil are declared military combat areas with a 24 hour arms surrender ultimatum. A martial zone is created and Brig Said Fathi El Sagali named martial governor. Oil areas in Ein Zala are restricted and civilians near them warned they will be shot without warning.
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Repentance Topic Drives Haggai Crusade
Daily Steff Writer Bill Chilton reports Atlanta evangelist John Edmund Haggai opened a two week Crusade for Christ in a tent at Decatur High School grounds. He urged the crowd to repent, stressing Christ as the sole formative influence in life and promising joy in heaven for true repentance.
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Prisoners report sick over racial tensions in New Jersey farm
About 700 inmates at Rahway prison farm fell ill amid a demonstration the State Institutions Department linked to racial tensions. The same day the Supreme Court unanimously struck down Missouri’s law allowing governor seizure of private public utilities during strikes. In Alabama, 23 Black protesters sat at five downtown white lunch counters in Gadsden without incidents or arrests.
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Supreme Court
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Gadsden
Ala
Wallace moves with 100000 letters of advice
Gov George Wallace faces federal action over University of Alabama enrollment as he proceeds with input from nearly 100000 letter writers. The mail includes supporters and critics from Alabama, Chicago, South America and East Germany, shaping his forthcoming decision.
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Birmingham
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Chicago
Restauranteur Dies In Hartselle Pennell at 62
John Wiley Pennell 62 of Mountain Rd Hartselle died Saturday at 10 pm in a Hartselle hospital. Funeral services Tuesday at 10 am from Gunthorp Brown Service Chapel with Rev R E Shaw. Burial in Decatur City. Survivors include widow Mrs Jesse L Pennell two sisters and other relatives. Pallbearers named. honorary pallbearers listed.
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Burleson Mountain Rd
Hartselle
Gunthorp- Brown Service
R. E. Shaw
Decatur City
Gunthorp-Brown Service Funeral Home
Jesse L. Pennell
Ft. Worth
Floyd Toye
Tex
B. D. Halbrooks
Skip Sherrill
Ted Major
Richard Bartlett
Harry Bell
A. H. Nations
C. G. Roberson
Jim Roberson
Sam Blackwell
T. C.almon
Mason Pearce
Mike Namie
Hig
Court Plans Reapportionment of Alabama Legislature
The Supreme Court agreed to review a Montgomery three judge court order that enacted a temporary reapportionment plan for Alabama’s legislature for the November 1962 election. The plan shifts seats among counties, retains jurisdiction, and aims for a true redistribtuion.
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Mobile County
B. A. Reynolds
Frank Pearce
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Markets At A Glance
New York markets show stocks lower and tobacco shares weak while bonds are mixed and governments higher. In Chicago, wheat is firm on short covering, corn and oats mixed with distant months easier, soybeans firm on short cover, and hog prices mostly 25 cents higher with top at 24.25 dollars.
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Robinson's Semi Annual Clearance Magnavox TV and Stereo
Robinsons announces a semi annual clearance offering Magnavox television sets and stereo equipment with budget terms. Advertised items include various models and prices, inviting customers to visit the store for the sale.
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