Macmillan orders inquiry into Britain's security services
London AP Prime Minister Harold Macmillan ordered a new judge led inquiry into Britain's security services after the Profumo scandal. He told Parliament Scotland Yard had not informed him of espionage suspicions tied to John Profumo Christine Keeler and Eugene Ivanov. Labor opposed an all party committee but backed a Denning inquiry. Christine Keeler questioned by detectives as Ward case advances and Merlyn Rees wins Labour seat after Hugh Gaitskell’s death. Conservatives suffer a vote share drop from Leeds 1939 levels.
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Harold Macmillan
Britain
Profunio
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Scotland Yard
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Christine Keele
Maral
Eugene Ivanos
Macmillan
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Harold Wilson
Wilson
House of Commons
Lord Denning
Labor Party
Derek Walker Smith
Macmilan
Stional
Christine
Stephen’ Ward
Merlyn Rees
Hugh Gaitskell
Perent
Leeds
New State Health Unit Opened in Sedalia
The state Division of Public Health established a Sedalia community health and training unit to give public health personnel and students hands on experience. Dr. Richard C. Arnold will direct, citing Sedalia’s proximity to Jefferson City the University of Missouri and Kansas City and its progressive health stance.
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Sedalia
University of Missouri
Kansas City
Richard ¢. Arnold
U.S. Public Health Service
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Penny Oliver Youngster Elected Girls State President
Cape Girardeau girl Penny Oliver won the Girls State presidency defeating Marilyn Kiss of Raytown and Brenda Kyte while other races selected Nationalist and Federalist nominees for statewide offices. Lt Gov Becky Sweet won in Savannah, Janice James became secretary of state in Joplin, and Candy Mendenhall topped Laura Batty for treasurer amid a mix of party candidates. Justices Linda Firestone of Joplin and Barbara Wintroub of Kansas City were elected to the state Supreme Court.
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Girardeau
Penny Oliver
Isi Sue Bell
University City
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Sharon
DeSha
St. Louis
Barbara Hale
Marilyn Kiss
Raytown
Brenda Kyte
Joe Kirksville
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Becky Sweet
Savannah
Candy Cackell
Liberty
Janice James
Joplin
Linda. Snow
Kansas City
Candy Men_denhall
Laura Batty
Atty
Dorothy Boyer
Bempis
Tracy Hayes
Pleasant Hill
Supreme Court
Linda Firestone
Barbara Wintroub
Kennedy Gives $1,000 To Benefit Premiere
Hollywood AP report says President Kennedy sent a $1,000 personal check to a committee planning a benefit premiere for PT 109. The July 2 Beverly Hilton event funds a child mental health center honoring Joseph P. Kennedy Jr. in Santa Monica area.
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Monica
Kansas City Youth Heads Boys State Warrrensburg Governor Wins
James Hebenstreit of Kansas City is Missouri Boys State governor after defeating John Bennett Schwaberf of Columbia in balloting. Other winners include Lt. Gov. Bruce Meredith and Secretary of State Harry C. Farr. State Auditor Stephen England and Atty. Gen. Joshua Knight also win. Supreme Court justices named. Murray named chief justice. Mid Missouri youths gain posts including Web Foster, Jim Thier, Dale Doerhoff, and Joe Boessen in various state offices.
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James Hebenstreit
Kansas City
Missouri Boys State
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John’ ‘Bennett Schwaberf
Columbia
Bruce Meredith
Gregory Klapp
St. Louis
Harry C.farr
Kirksville
James Spence
Willow Springs
Stephen England
Rolla
Mel Piehl
Plattsburg
Michael Price
Cape Girardeau
Murray
Mid-Missouri
Web Foster
Jefferson City
Benton County
Jim Thier
Dale Doerhoff
St. Elizabeth
Price County
Joe Boessen
St. Thomas
Scott County
Rev Niedner Called To District Post In Lutheran Synod
Rev Walter W Niecner pastor of Trinity Lutheran Church elected first vice president of the Western District of the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod by 335 congregations at Concordia Seminary St Louis. He succeeds Rev Richard Jahn and will assist President Rev Kurt Biel in guiding mission education and welfare programs for 144 000 district members across Arkansas Missouri Tennessee and Western Kentucky. In Phoenix Rev Charles E Schmitz pastor of American Evangelical Lutheran Church received a cash package and note apologizing for prior theft, totaling 516 with later restitution promised. church office loss previously estimated at 1528 in cash and checks.
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Little Rock
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Pavecale
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Tennessee
Kentucky
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Ariz
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American Evangelical Lutheraa Church
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Dalton vetoes truck length bill for safety concerns
Governor John M. Dalton again vetoed the session's truck length bill. He argued longer trucks pose traffic hazards and are harder to overtake, vetoing measures that would raise length limits from 55 feet to 60 feet and height to 13 feet 1 inch.
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John M. Dalton
Dalton
Two Democrats File for Missouri Attorney General Nomination
Rep James G Trimble and James M Byrne announced their bids for the Democratic nomination for attorney general. Trimble, 33, has four years in the Missouri House and runs a livestock farm near Kirney Mo. Byrne, 28, is a 1958 graduate of Saint Louis University Law School and serves as St Louis County attorney. Norman Anderson also seeks the Democratic nomination, while Roger L Secherck of Ladue is the lone Republican candidate.
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Clay County
Missouri House
St. Louis County
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Trimble
Marine Corps
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Norman Anderson
Roger L. Secherck
Ladue
Steel unions announce extended vacations and benefits plan
The agreement provides 50 percent of the highest seniority steelworkers with a special 13 week vacation every five years, adds one extra vacation week for others, and raises hospitalization, sickness pay, and life insurance. An experimental clause covers outside contractors and supervisor duties, with contracts to be signed by week’s end.
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Armco Steel Corp
Republic Steel Corp
Great Lakes Steel Corp
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Wheeling Steel Corp
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co
University of Missouri reports summer enrollment rise
The University of Missouri announced a 18.3 percent increase in summer enrollment to 4.1 thousand students compared with last summer. The Rolla School of Mines and Metallurgy adds 822 students, up from last year.
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Rolla
Civil rights protests and Capitol security plans
Congress weighs permitted demonstrations at the Capitol with civil rights groups, noting conditions for order and safety. Officials discuss possible military augmentation if no agreement is reached, while leaders urge peaceful, lawful participate and uphold congressional dignity amid potential large crowds and logistical challenges.
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Freedom Forum delegates from Jefferson City gathered
Seven Jefferson City high school students will join nearly 200 delegates at a five day Freedom Forum in Mexico Missouri beginning Sunday. Delegates were chosen by principals and superintendents for character, scholarship and leadership. local participants include Ruby Goldammer Joy Campbell Fred M Bailey Barbara Hawkins J Kenneth Link John James Stautmann Jennis Howard Gafflie and others from across the region sponsored by local chambers, farms bureaus and civic groups.
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Rowe 4
Exchange National Bank
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Cole County Farm Bureau
Fred M. Bailey
Bald Hill
Sunline Inc
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Boonville Rd
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J. Kenneth Link
Moreau Dr
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John James Stautmann
Jackson St
Jennis Howard Gafflie
Houck N St
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McCredie
Lois Jean McClelan
Milan's Montini path to the papacy outlined in brief
The article outlines the early life of Montini born 1897 near Brescia, his priestly ordination in 1920, ascent in the Vatican diplomatic service, archbishopric in Milan, and becoming cardinal in 1958 under John XXIII. It notes his brothers Lodovico and Francesco, parents’ deaths in 1943, and Lodovico's political career. It also mentions James P. Bohannon visiting the Jefferson City area with plans to move to Colorado.
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Jefferson City
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New Bloomfield
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Colorado
Jefferson City Post Tr ibune historic masthead and rates
The Jefferson City Post Tribune lists publishers editors and office details with old rate structures and circulation figures. It notes tax supported welfare figures in May including total benefits and average checks, alongside staff names and Associated Press rights.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
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Audit Bureau of Circulationa
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Interest Conflict Bill Gains Little Attention
Senator Michael Kinney notes a conflict of interest bill attracting scant attention as the Legislature nears deadline. With a seven member committee unable to meet Thursday, no action could occur before Monday midnight June 30. The measure, approved by Governor John M. Dalton, aims to bar public officials from private gain tied to their public roles.
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