Washington Silent On Spy and Call Girl Scandals
Washington officials voiced no comment as FBI and CIA investigated the Profumo affair, Sweden’s Wennerstrom spying case, and a United Nations call girl racket tied to Harry Alan Towers. The State Department and Congress avoided discussion while officials stressed no US security breach was proven.
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Emitor
Profumo Sey
Britain
Sweden
Soviet Union
United Nations
1. S&s
Official
Washington
Europe
FBI
U.S
Profumo
Kennedy
Congress
United States
John Tower
R-Tex
Tower
England
Stig Erik Wennerstrom
Theower
State Department
Wennerstrom
Stockholm
Wennersitrom
Central Intelligence Agency
New York
Harry Alan Towers
British Broadcasting Co
Towers
Maria Novotny
Antonin Novotny
Czechoslovakia
Miss Novotny
East Europe
London
Christine Keeler
Kentucky orders end to segregation in state licensed business
Gov. Bert Combs issues an executive order ending segregation in all state licensed businesses and professions. The order applies to motels, restaurants, taverns, doctors, dentists, nursing homes, real estate brokers plus many others and directs agency heads to enforce via anti discrimination rules and show cause hearings. Opponents call it unconstitutional but supporters expect Supreme Court backing if challenged.
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Frankfort
Bert Combs
Jack M. Lowery Jr
Louisville Tavern Operators Association
Combs
Julius Rather
Supreme Court
Rather
Young Republicans Hear Party Leaders At Convention
Youthful GOP delegates hear from Barry Goldwater and other leaders on unity. College Republicans split into two factions electing rival chairs, amid security by private officers and a heated credentials dispute over seating and leadership.
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San Francisco
API
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
U.S
William Knowland
California
Jack Miller
Iowa
Oregon
Mark Hatfield
Ntation
Ward White
Russell, Kan
Cornell Law School
Leonard J. Nadasdy
Sandra Spence
Allegheny College
Cochairman
Jerry Dickson
University of Kansas
Newton
Kan
James Harff
Sharon Powers
Durham
N.H
Dickson
Nadasdy
Harff
Dickson-Harif
Trent Deverney
Pepperdine College
Randy Siefkin
University of California At Santa Barbara
Satellite launched from Vandenberg AFB in secrecy
The Air Force launched a satellite from Vandenberg Air Force Base using a Thor Agena booster toward a polar orbit. Officials gave minimal details and would not confirm whether the satellite achieved orbit.
Modern Day Mottoes Echo Inner Despair
HAL BOYLE notes that contemporary mottoes reflect widespread confusion and inner despair. He cites ironic signs such as If you don't understand it oppose it and In case of nuclear attack run like hell. The piece contrasts past straightforward wisdom with today’s reverse cleverness.
Judge urges forceful removal of door to door seller in Swindon
In Swindon England Judge Thomas Elder-Jones tells Henry Lowe he can “pick up an unwanted door to door salesman by the seat of his pants and put him outside.” He also gave Lowe 10 years to pay a $36.24 debt after a salesman allegedly forced a set of books on him.
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Swindon
England
UPI
Thomas Elder-Jones
Henry Lowe
Lowe
Prize Russian film premiere in New York crowds
The prize winning film My Name Is Ivan premiered in New York before 40 U.N. ambassadors and screen stars. The State Department helped sponsor the showing of the Venice festival’s best picture best director and best actor winning film from 1962.
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New York
UPI
Ivan
U.N
U.S. Department of State
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