Feasting With Panthers and the Shots Heard Around the World
London reports describe a December shooting outside Christine Keeler’s Mayfair flat by Johnny Edgecombe, a jealous lover. The saga expands to involve John Profumo and others, dubbed Britain’s biggest “panther feast” as names surface and trials loom.
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London
NEA
Mayfair
Christine Keeler
Johnny Edgecombe
Christine
Edgecombe
Britain
John Profumo
Eugene Ivanov
Stephen Wand
Royall
Viscount Astiar
Weather Experiment Station Report
Weather Experiment Station reports a 24 hour period ending at 7 a.m. Wednesday with a high of 96 and a low of 73. The observation records indicate warm conditions and light winds, typical of a tropical air mass over the region.
Parenthood Reward Is When Your Child Quits Being Ashamed
HAL BOYLE reflects on the paradox of parenthood as him grows from feeling ashame of his parents to pride. He recalls childhood fantasies of gypsy kidnappings and the moment in college when he realizes his parents did their best, prompting mature appreciation and a lasting bond.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Amt
Charleston Unrest Prompts State Trooper Deployment
Gov. Russell ordered state troopers into Charleston amid racially charged clashes. National Guard alerted as violence erupts during a month of anti segregation protests. Seventy five hundred residents faced dispersal, with 150 arrested Tuesday and 95 arrested Tuesday night. Police reported injuries to six officers and a firefighter as bricks and missiles flew near police headquarters and a Negro church. Fire trucks and hoses were used to quell the crowd of about 500 before dispersal.
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Columbia
D.C
Donald Russell
Charleston
National Guard
South Carolina
Russell
News
Cour‘ter
Tallie Tillman
Republicans Seek Goldwater and Rockefeller Support in Hood Area
Sixty five members of Hempstead and Nevada County GOP clubs met at State Committeeman Haskell Jones home in Oakhaven. They voted to endorse Barry Goldwater for president and Winthrop Rockefeller for governor. A downtown headquarters was approved to collect signatures for Goldwater and study Rockefeller support in Hood, open August 17 through August 31.
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Hempstead
Nevada County
Oakhaven
Haskell Jones
Barry Goldwater
Winthrop Rockefellu
Govenor
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Hood
Pentecostal Temple Revival Opens With Evangelist Malone
The annual revival is now in progress at Pentecostal Temple Church with Evangelist J. W. Malone as speaker. Pastor C. N. Dennis invites the public to attend.
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Pentecostal Temple Church
J. W. Malone
C. N. Dennis
Desegregation Spreads to Hot Springs Public Venues
In Hot Springs Arkansas theaters restaurants and lunch counters desegregated after 12 weeks of NAACP led negotiations with civic leaders. Most downtown venues admit Negro patrons and white sections in theaters. No incidents reported.
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Hot Sphings
Ark
Hot Springs
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Garland County
Arkansas
Little Rock
Pine Bluff
Chamber of Commerce
NAACP
Victory Baptist Church Revival Begins at Blevins
Revival services at the Blevins Victory Baptist Church begin Sunday July 21 and run through Friday. Daily services are at 10 am and 7 30 pm with Rev. M C Barham as evangelist.
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Blevins Victory Baptist Church
M. C. Barham
Rail Report Prepared for Kennedy
Secretary of Labor Wirtz convened Kennedy's special fact finding panel to draft a preliminary report on the railroad union showdown over jobs. The six member panel has been meeting with both sides for a week and aims to complete the draft that evening for comments before final submission to the White House on Friday.
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Washington
Secretary of
W. Willard Wirtz
Kennedy
Congress
White House
Cattlemen Reward Trooper For Slaughter Arrest
Cattlemen in McGehee Arkansas announced a $100 reward to State Trooper Gene Mabry of Dermott for his role in the arrest of two men convicted of illegally slaughtering a calf.
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Mcgehee
Ark
Southeast Arkansas Cattlemen's Association
Gene Mabry
Dermott
Mrs Exa Fuller Dies Aged 83 In Hope
Mrs Exa Fuller aged 83 longtime area resident died Tuesday in a local hospital. Survived by son Otis Fuller and daughter Mrs Troy Greenlee, both of Hope. Services set for 2 PM Wednesday at Shower Springs Baptist Church with Bee Woo Phompsety officiating in Nev Aris Dawns. Burial to follow in Shoyver Springs Cemetery.
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Exa Fuller
Otis Fuller
Troy Greenlee
Hope
Shower Springs
Bee Woo Phompsety Iam
Nev
Aris Dawns
Smuily
Agus
Shoyver Springs
Accident at 2nd and Mui Streets Yields Minor Damage
Police report minor collision at 2nd and Mui Streets between a vehicle driven by Katie Hendrix and another car operated by Mrs Floyd Osborn. Officers Brown and Jones charged Katie Hendrix with failure to yield the right of way.
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2Nd
Mui
Katie Hendris
Floyd Osborn
Brown and Jones
Katie Hendrix
Overhaul Aims to End Floor Trading on Major Exchanges
Washington AP An SEC investigation calls for drastic overhaul of securities markets including the abolition of floor trading at the New York Stock Exchange and American Stock Exchange over 18 months. The report urges stronger policing of stock specialists and notes it should strengthen public confidence. Continued on Page Two.
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Washington
Securities and Exchange Commission
Congress
SEC
William L. Cary
Cary
New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
Final Rites for Senator Ellis Fagan
State Senator Ellis Fagan who died in Little Rock after a six month illness will be buried at Rose Town Memorial Park. The funeral is at 2 p.m. at Second Presbyterian Church with active pallbearers including State Senators and Lt. Gov. Nathan Gordon, while honorary pallbearers feature Governor Orval E Fantus and U.S. Senators J William Fulbright and John L. Peoseellbat and Representative Wilbur D Ss.
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Little Rock
Ellis Fagan
Rose- Town Memorial Park
Second Presbyterian Church
Max Howell
Dan T
Spricky R
BE. Ritchie
Fack Pickens
Sol Alman
Nathan Gordon
Seisel Franklin
Floyd Sharp
Orval E
Fantus U.S
William Fulbright
John L. Peoeiellbat
Wilbur D
Missing Grain Valued at 32 Million Dollars
In Washington Republicans press for a congressional probe into 24 million bushels of U.S. grain vanished en route to Austria. The $32 million cargo included corn, barley and sorghum and may have moved to West Germany for dollars, contradicting barter rules. Officials say some grain may have reached West Germany, but no Americans are implicated. Senate leaders back a special committee with funds to investigate.
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Senate
Republicans
Congressional
U.S
Austria
John J. Williams
R-Del
Germany
Lester P. Condon
Agriculture Department
West Germany
Condon
United States
Williams
Justice Department
Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
Dirksen
Jack Miller
Alown
Orville L. Freeman
Local church leaders lead education and camp duties in Hope
At Mt. Sequoyah Fayetteville the Rev Gladwin Connell was elected jurisdictional delegate to the planning council for Dallas meeting next January. Camp trips for Hope Methodist youth include Paul Guerin Johnny Anthony and others with organizers Ed wards Glanton and Connell taking them. returners include Mr Glanton Mrs Steve Bade and Rev Raymond Franks. Also listed are participants in a Summer Institute of Mathematics at University of Arkansas July 14 through August 31 funded by the National Science Foundation. Community notices urge mothers to staff Kay Park concession stands for final baseball games and outline Little League and other team contact points. Deaf Truckers against Nashville Cubs set for Legion Field Hope tonight at 8 p.m. with both teams noted for strong records.
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Western Methodist Assembly
Mt. Sequoyah
Fayetteville
Gladwin Connell
First Methodist Church
Dallas
Connel
Arkansas
Billy Boyd Smith
Magnolia
Hope Methodist
Tanaka
Lake Catherine
Paul Guerin
Johnny Anthony
Jimmy O'Neal
Weisenberger
David Binkley
Mary Ann Bader
Paleda Glanton
Betty Schenck
Virginia Edwards
B. W. Edwards
Fred Glanton
Mr. Glanton
Steve Bade
Raymond Franks
Jor Hope
Institute of Secondary ‘School Teachers of Mathematics
University of Arkansas
National Science Foundation
Kay ‘Park
Baba Ruth
Wallis Monroe
Billy Monts
Deaf Truckers
Nashville Cubs
Nashville
Legion Field
Hope
Progress in Nuclear Test Ban Talks in Moscow
In Moscow the Soviet Union Britain and the United States reported progress in drafting provisions for a treaty banning atmospheric outer space and underwater nuclear tests. The talks mark the first official indication the draft excludes underground testing and signals a move to formal drafting. The three nations emphasized mutual interests and said the session occurred in a friendly atmosphere with leaders in good humor as discussions continued.
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John M. Hightower
Moscow
Unson
Britain
United States
Beleain
Soviet Union
U.S
W. Averell
Harriman
Lord Hailsham
Khrushchev
Stalemate psychology hits midyear markets and plans
AP analysis outlines how uncertainty from labor, tax, and rights debates clouds business plans from Moscow to New York. Rail disputes loom, potential strikes discussed, while inflation and deficits shape forecasts. Investors watch Federal Reserve rate moves as short-term costs rise and long-term borrowing costs follow.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
New York
Moscow
Wall Street
Congress
Federal Reserve Board
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Mandy) Rice - Davies
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