Cabinet backs Macmillan in Profumo scandal
London AP reports Prime Minister Harold Macmillan led an emergency Cabinet meeting to back his handling of the Profumo vice scandal. The session aimed to steady Conservative support amid doubt over his future, as Lord Dilhorne’s report reportedly cleared Profumo and set the stage for Monday’s parliamentary debate.
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Harold Macmillan
British Press Association
Way
John Pro- Tumo
Christine Keeler
Capertain
Eugene Lyvancy
Anthony Eden
Lord Dilhorne
Profumo
Dilhorne
Macmillan
Jefferson City Post Tribune masthead details and rates
The Jefferson City Post Tribune lists publisher credits for MBE and MRS. ROBERT C. GOSHORN and others, editors, and officers. It notes publication nightly except Saturday from 210 Mon-To Street and prices for carrier, weekly, and yearly mail subscriptions, including Missouri and out-of-state rates. It also states Associated Press affiliation and circulation audit.
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Jefferson City Post-Tribune
the Tribune
Post
Robert C. Goshorn
William 8. Weldon
William BH
Weldon
EG. Rose
Gee
Joseph G. Majersky
News Tribune Company
Mon- Tos Street
Jefferson City
Associated Press
Missouri
Bondar
Homing
Cole
Bissouri
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Wallace Stands Firm at Alabama Negro Enrollment
President Kennedy urged major civil rights legislation to end racial barriers in private business while Gov. George Wallace defied federal orders at the University of Alabama. Wallace yielded after Brig. Gen. Henry Graham and federal marshals arrived, allowing Vivian Malone and James Hood to register under guard.
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University of Alabama
UPI
Alabama
Kennedy
Congress
Tthe University
James A. Hood
Wallace
Henry W. Graham
31St Infantry Division
National Guard
Graham
Hood
Miss Malone
Montgomery
Mozelle Wallace
University Center
Huntsville
Dave McGlathery
Katzenbach Tala Wallacs
Katzenbach
Missouri Legislature Debates King- Thompson Act Repeal
Discussion in session centers on repealing the King- Thompson Act and saving a 58,000 state appropriation for mediation amid a Supreme Court ruling. Rep R K J King opposes Cantrell's measure as court action remains unsettled and mediation provisions may remain. House moves to revive treatment of felonies on a modern basis with medical psychiatric testing. Senate backs equal pay for women, citing Kennedy precedent.
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GU. S&s. Supreme Court
Cantrell
State Board of Mediation
RK. J. King
R-St. Loui County
House Judiciary Committee
Senate
House
Kennedy
US sends $150000 medical aid by air to East Pakistan
Ambassador Walter P. Maconau ghy announced that military aircraft from the United States are rushing $150,000 worth of medical supplies to East Pakistan to assist local victims.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Walter P. Maconaughy
United States
East Pakistan
Lawmakers Debate Fund Bill Actions On TV Panel
Legislators from both parties debated appropriations and mental health funding on Cap. for Spotlight on KRCG TV. Rep Trimble and Sen Woolsey defended cuts while Sen Owens urged eliminating certain payments. All panelists supported rapid mental health centers in St Louis Kansas City and Columbia. Spainhower backed college coordination but opposed renaming colleges to universities.
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James ‘Trimble
Clay County
Senate
Don Owens
Gerald
Qwens
Thomas Woolsey
Verjstilles
General
St. Louis
Kansas City
Columbia
Sen
Woolsey
St. Leuis
Owens
James Spainhower
Marshall
Ambrose 4-H appoints fund raising committee
Ambrose 4 H Club selects Charles Duenekel Monica Beekeepers Gregory Stockard Rob Gray and others to lead fund raising efforts for the club. Achievement Day is set for June 29 with a central meeting at 6 30 PM followed by a pot luck supper at the home office.
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Charles Duenekel
Ropert Graysoy Campbell
Schellman
Central Missouri
Ers Association
Gregory Stockard
Pyr Gray
Crede
Robert Gray Jr
Leck
Charles Duenckel
Dog Licenses On Sale At Collector's Office
City officials announce dog licenses available at the collector office with June and July sale dates. Demonstrations cover licensing, health checks, rabies inoculation, and owner responsibilities as Curt McDonald Russell and others present.
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City Humane Oflicer
Law reduces bank stock par value minimum
In Missouri a bill moves to cut the minimum par value of state banks and trust stock, with measures to file suits noted. A separate report mentions a man seeking a diamond ring from a girlfriend and a sworn set of rings in a related case as medical and appeal actions are considered.
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Capi ST. Joseph, Mo
John M. Daltonding
Iboday
Will P. Hull
Jefferson City Teachers Lead M A Workshop Program
Mrs Louise Schreiber directs an Elementary Music Workshop at the University of Missouri with over 80 students in a free Friday session on using instruments. Shirley Koelling from Wellston Public Schools teaches Rhythmic Body Activities and Jolas Bradley from Mexico Public Schools covers Music Literature for Young Choirs. Marguerite V Hood of the University of Michigan oversees additional sessions.
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Louise Schreiber
Bald Hill Rd
University of Missouri
Shirley Koelling
Wellston Public Schools
St. Louis County
Jolas Bradley
Mexico Public Schools
Marguerite V. Hood
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Vagrant Arrested For Check Swindles
County Prosecutor James T. Riley filed bad check charges Tuesday against a 21 year old vagrant identified as Jans Ringrose. He was caught by city police at a local bank after cashing eight checks totaling 275 with only 50 deposited. Ringrose claimed the scheme began in St. Louis and continued in Jefferson City. He faces one count and may appear in magistrate court this afternoon.
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Jans Ringcose
St. Louis
Ringrose
California
New York
Maryland
Lawarence Patton
Tommie King
Patton
Jefferson City
Riley
Jaycees Plan Cole County Fair With Preparations Underway
In a one and a half hour meeting Jaycees discussed their main project the Cole County Fair with William Schrimpf 1963 Fair Chairman presenting a detailed report on past and present work Laborers are preparing the fair grounds for the festival set for July 30 to August 4 Under newly installed President Frank Masters no new business was introduced The session read a complete fiscal report and sent final materials for the publicity pamphlet to be printed per Richard Walz vice president
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Cole County
William Schrimpf
Frank Masters
Richard Walz
Gare
Medgar Evers Assassination Deepens Civil Rights Ties
NAACP notes and community responses follow the shooting of Medgar Evers in Jackson Mississippi. Neighbors questioned, families mourn, and activists vow continued peaceful protest. Pierce and Wilkins speak of justice as Mayor Thompson coordinates investigation. Evers urges nonviolence despite threats amid nationwide civil rights marches.
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Evers
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U S Bond Drive Near Half Way Mark in Area
The 1963 Freedom Bond Drive in Cole County nears the halfway point with 335 348 raised. County Savings Bonds Chairman Louis Landwehr says many clubs and residents are selling bonds before the July 4 deadline. Missouri state chairman Arthur K. Atkinson reports May sales of 11 374 802, bringing the state total to 53 511 016 or 46 1 percent of the 1963 goal.
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Cole County
Ithe Ill
Louis Landwehr
W. McCarty
U.S
Arthur K. Atkinson
Missouri Leavings Bonds
Reunion Held By Taos Alumni
Taos High School alumni held their first reunion since the 1948 closing. The event featured a dance a high mass and dinner. Special guests included Mother M Brendan of the Sisters of In tarate Word and Rev B A Mers of Glasgow.
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Sisters of Intarate Word
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B. A. Mers
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Gerald Poelker
Jefferson City
St. Louis
Parkville
Wasysesville
Paris
Affton
Columbia
Loveland
Ohio
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Calif
Sedinia
Postal Clerks To Meet Thursday Convention Opens At One Missouri Hotel
The United Federation of Postal Clerks and Auxiliary will open its annual convention at 7 p m Thursday at One Missouri Hotel. Stewart Robinsest of St Louis will be keynote speaker on employee relations. Clinton Cuiss of Council Bluffs Iowa and Runymered Sapp of Jefferson City are among national officers expected. Joseph Raymon Sapp of Jefferson City serves as federation president.
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United Federation of Paostal Clerks and Auxiliary
Missouri
Stewart Robinsest
St. Louis
Clinton Cuiss
National Assocution
Couunedil Bluffs
Towa
Mars
Runymered Sapp
Jefferson City
National
Kentuet
Auitend
Wilson Brown
Association
Freeburg
Alflugene Sunke
Milton Stark
Joseph Raymon Sapp
Clerks Federation
Law Changes Explained To Insurance Agents
The Jefferson City meeting heard an explanation of revisions in garage liability policies since 1962 and an outline of garage liability coverage by Jack Jordan of Kansas City, special agent for the Insurance Company of North America. An advertising program was discussed and plans were made for the annual picnic for agents, their wives and secretaries at the Nootica clubhouse.
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Jefferson City
Nootica
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