Ward case at Old Bailey shrunks toward verdict
The prosecution sharpened its case as Christine Keeler and Marilyn Rice-Davies figures loomed in the Ward trial at the Old Bailey. Defense witnesses claimed Keeler chose partners for pleasure, while prosecutors contested the pimping portrayal. The dialogue touched on Profumo, Cliveden and an alleged Russian link with Capt Eugene Ivanov as the trial adjourned for the day.
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Marilyn Rice-Davies
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Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
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Howard Jones
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House of Commons
Harold Macmillan
Simon-pure
Berlin border dash ends at Checkpoint Charlie
Helga and Konrad, West German travelers, fled East Berlin after a failed exit permit. They cut through woods packing sand, smashed a toppled marie top to fit, and dodged a police sign to reach U.S. Army Checkpoint Charlie in West Berlin with an Argentine passport.
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Wall
Norbert
East Berlin
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Charlie
West Berlin
Macedonian quake toll swells as survivors dig out
In Skopje the death toll from the dawn earthquake climbs with authorities reporting 813 bodies removed and about 700 more believed buried. Many residents fled while rescue teams search ruins for survivors amid widespread destruction and funerals in neighboring towns.
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Harold B. Stacy
Gouverneur
N. Y
Aleksander Grlukov
Macedonia
Stacy
Sembach Air Force Base
West Germany
Yugoslavia
Joanna
Lence Naumovski
Skopje
Grlukov
Bookie Ring Ties Boston to California Indictments
A Los Angeles grand jury handed down 27 indictments earlier this month, with authorities saying the arrests broke a bookie ring once headed in Boston. Massachusetts officials said Los Angeles information did not detail west coast cases pertinent to public responsibility.
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Los Angeles
California
Bos
My Fair Lady and a New Lake Mead Road Opening
The column notes a Columbia University study showing refrigerator preferred by 85 percent of Americans, with autos 63 percent and television 10 percent. It also reports the Riviera hotel hosting My Fair Lady and a new highway extension to Lake Mead renamed Lake Mead Boulevard, promising local pleasure.
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Columbia University
American Ciizens
Riviera Hotel
Lake Mead
College Avenue
Lake Mead Boulevard
Ruthe D
Reds Mass Continued From Page One At Shilong
A dispatch from Shilong reports about 1000 Chinese planes ready at bases north of the McMahon Line and another 1000 aircraft in rear areas. The bulletin follows news of joint Anglo American air exercises planned in India to train Indian airmen in defending the Himalayan frontier.
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Northeast Frontier Agency
McMahon Line
India
Himalayan
Virginia town protests echo national race demonstrations
Chase, a Howard University graduate and local minister, led an eight week campaign against segregation amid mass protests in a racially troubled Southern town. Police arrested him after a courtroom hearing on a city injunction as his wife and others faced similar charges.
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Virginia
Jon Bond
Howard University
Washington
Julian R. Stinson
U.N. Command Blames Premeditated Dawn Attack in Korea
A U.N. Command spokesman described the ambush as a deliberately planned unprovoked sneak attack in a gray dawn. The alert status was raised immediately after the strike on a jeep bearing a white hood flag in the demilitarized zone two days after the armistice anniversary, with Americans unable to return fire.
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United Nations Command
U.N. Command
U.N
Comic quip pounces on Soviet space flight joke
Houston UPI reports comedian Bill Dana, mascot of the Mercury Astronauts, quips about Moscow's space program. He jokes that after an unmanned capsule a muttnik and now a man and woman a picnic, poking at the race to space.
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Tex
UPI
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Jose Jimenez
Dana
Russia
Feels? Childcare Wanted in Home Care Giver Ad
Personal ad seeks a female caregiver to look after children at home five days a week. Contact reference 642,700 for details.
Growth in Home Study Students Reaches 3.5 Million in 1962
The National Home Study Council reports about 3.5 million Americans were home study students in 1962, up 476,000 or 40 percent from 1960, nearing total college enrollment.
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United States
National Home Study Council
Poi Proposed to Aid Allergic Babies in Rochester
A University of Rochester study shows poi a paste made from Hawaiian taro root helps babies with cereal and food allergies thrive. Pediatrics experts note poi provides a digestible carbohydrate alternative for infants unable to tolerate common cereals.
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Rochester
N. Y
UPI
University of Rochester
University
Quiet Burl Ives Prefers Private Life Away From Hollywood
Burl Ives is a talented performer who spends most of his time away from production centers. His wife Helen says he is ordinarily quiet and has little to do with Hollywood or show business. He lives on his boat or in the Bahamas with few, well chosen friends.
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UPI
Burl Ives
New York
Burl
Helen
Bahamas
France defies test ban as de Gaulle presses independent nuclear program
In a wide press conference at the Elysee Palace President de Gaulle rejected Khrushchev's non aggression pact and the Moscow test ban. He affirmed France will advance its own nuclear plans unless the United States and the Soviet Union agree to ban all nuclear weapons. He welcomed Kennedy's signing but said the accords need broader effort. De Gaulle stressed France will act independently to safeguard its security and sovereignty. The session drew over 900 attendees including cabinet members and senior officials. Moscow denounced France as reckless and urged world opinion to oppose the stance. A Geneva disarmament bloc spokesman lamented the attitude while neutral and Western sources echoed expectations that France would persist.
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de Gaulle
France
United States
Washington
United State
Elysee Palace
de Gaull
Kennedy
Moscow
Iran Sees Major Earthquake Near Bandar Abbas
A second major tremor hit Iran within a year, striking near the Persi gulf north of Bandar Abbas. The quake follows earlier shocks in the French and Italian Riviera regions, where resorts were rattled but damage was limited. Iran previously suffered a 1962 quake that killed over 10,000 in the northwest.
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Dama
Ira
Persi Gulf
Bandar Abbas
Gulf
Sitanate
Oman
Iran
Persia
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