Hot Line Link Up Is Tested
Washington reports the White House Kremlin hot line was tested successfully with a button push and a rapid overseas voice reply. The system will deliver direct, written messages via cables and radio to prevent miscommunication in emergencies between the U S president and the Soviet premier.
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Washington
Pentagon
Washington-Moscow
U.S
Defense
White House-Kremlin
National Military Command Center
White House
Kremlin
Doctor Is Ordered To Rest Home For Life
Judge William K. Thomas sentenced 17 year old plastic surgeon Dr. Arthur W. Laird of Cleveland Heights to live in a rest home for the aged. He faced a manslaughter indictment in the death of Mrs. William E. Dileno after an overdose of local anesthetic. The manslaughter charge was dropped. Laird pleaded guilty to two narcotic violations and received five years probation with two conditions: reside in a rest home and stop practicing medicine. The judge urged broader mandatory retirements in all professions.
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William K. Thomas
Arthur W. Laird
Cleveland Heights
Laird
William E. Dileno
Highland Heights
New York State
Thomas
Kennedy to visit Ireland England and Italy trip plans
Germany from page 1A notes Kennedy visiting the land of his Irish ancestors then traveling to England for a day at Prime Minister Harold Macmillan's country home near London. Final portion to Italy is being arranged with expectations to see Pope Paul VI and Italian potentates before returning to Washington.
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England
Harold Macmillan
London
Kennedy
Italy
Washington
Predicted Scandal Another After Profumo Fallout
London AP reports former Profumo affair investigator George Wigg predicts another scandal within six months focusing on international black markets. Wigg, MP and ex colonel, cited ongoing inquiries and potential royal family rumors denied by Christine Keeler. The News of the World cites Keeler memoirs and says FBI is probing the case tied to a global blackbarking ring.
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George Wigg
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Sunday Citizen
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Christine Keeler
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Profumo
Miss Keeler
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News of the World
Aready
Bryanston Mews West
U.S
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Profuma
Britain
Kennedy signs order to cut federal funds over hiring bias
President Kennedy issued an executive order expanding the power of the Equal Employment Opportunity Committee led by Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson to halt federal aid on construction projects or private ventures that discriminate in hiring. Failure to provide equal opportunity could trigger cancellation of contracts or referrals for legal action. Contractors must notify unions and state in job ads that qualified applicants will be considered without discrimination based on race creed color or national origin.
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Kennedy
Federal Department
Johnson Committee
Justice Department
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Crnquiblie
Macmillan under fire over Profumo affair and Kenyan reference
The article notes calls for Prime Minister Macmillan to resign amid Liberal and Labour pressure and internal Tory dissent over the Profumo scandal. Lord Poole defends the PM, while Jo Grimond questions the Denning inquiry’s powers. It also mentions Kenya detention camps and Mau Mau context alongside a US mineral ranking claim.
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Macmillan
Labor
Lord Poole
Manchester
Profumo
Poole
Cochairman
House of Commons
Liberal Party
Jo Grimond
Laborites
Grimond
Lord Denning
Profumo Debate Highlights Underworld Links And Espionage
In Commons last Monday Sir Nicholas Wigg said three underworld figures fled London after Dr Stephen Ward arrest. He linked blackmail to Capt. Evgeny Ivanov and Miss Christine Keeler with Ward, Profumo’s circle, and suggested Soviet espionage aimed to sow distrust among Britain and allies.
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Commons
Wigg
Stephen Ward
Underworld
London
Ward
Asteanath
Evgeny Ivanov
Miss Keeler
Britain
GOP Eyes Rockefellers Run At 1964 Convention
The New York committeeman notes Rockefeller potential entry amid hopeful talk of withdrawal. San Francisco wins 1964 Democratic convention with a $659,000 cash package and guaranteed hotel rooms, as bids from Atlantic City Chicago Dallas Detroit and Miami Beach are noted. Cooking equipment and heating tops farm fire causes.
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Cow Palace
Dwight D. Eisenhower
San Francisco
Miller
Dean Ek
Tool
Colorado
Yoo
Thor M. Smith
Three New Nuclear Subs Are Launched
Three new nuclear submarines Tecumseh Flasher and John C Calhoun slid down the ways at Groton and Newport News with speeches and champagne while a fourth Daniel Boone was to be launched later in California. The old Flasher towed to a scrap yard after a quiet farewell.
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Newport News
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