Macmillan Faces Political Crisis Over Sex Scandal
London Prime Minister Harold Macmillan seeks a vote of confidence after the Profumo affair deepens a government crisis. Lord Dilhorne's inquiry report is to be presented as ministers debate next week, with Profumo's resignation already rocking defense and security considerations.
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Queen Elizabeth
Ieformed
John Profumo
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Lord Dilhorne
Christine Keeler
Eugene Ivanov
Ivanov
Christine
House of Commons
Miss Keeler
Commons
Dilhorne
Soviet Plans to Launch First Woman Into Space
Unconfirmed reports from Moscow say the Soviet Union may send the first woman into space possibly this week with an eight day flight. No official confirmation exists and the proposed mission timing spans until the June 24 women's congress. The candidate is described as a young, unmarried woman in her early 20s who reportedly exceeded male cosmonauts in some tests and is allied with Andrian Nikolayev.
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UPI
Soviet Union
Andrian Nikolayev
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Birthday Supper Planned by E U B Church
The E U B Church will host a birthday supper Thursday in the basement. May and June birthdays will be honored. Sponsored by the Truth Seekers Class, attendees should bring a covered dish and table service, followed by a program.
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E.U.B
Recording of McCrea Speech Heard in Subversion Trial
A 100 minute recording of Leroy McCrea's speech was slated for airing in the grand jury proceeding of three Indiana University students charged under the 1951 anti communism laws. The case hinges on whether McCrea’s remarks were non violent enough to withdraw the indictments.
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Bloomington
Leroy McCrea
Indiana University
McCrea
Young Socialist Alliance
I.U
James Bingham
Indianapolis
Ralph Levitt
Tom Morgan
Terre Heute
YSA
Indiana
Osman Fafana
I. VA
Mali
France
Monroe County
Russell Duncan
Fafana
Hoosier Temperatures Dip After Storms With Cooler Week Ahead
United Press International reports temperatures in Indiana fell to the 40s with highs in the 60s and 70s and lows in the 50s. Cities listed include Lafayette South Bend Fort Wayne Indianapolis Evansville and Cincinnati recorded 44. The five day outlook predicts below normal temperatures with occasional showers and a total precipitation around an inch central and south and about three quarters of an inch north.
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United Press International
Indiana
Lafayette
South Bend
Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
Evansville
Cincinnati
Chickateth Council Plans Birthday Supper
The Chickateth Council number 253 met at Red Mens Hall for a regular meeting. They set a birthday supper for Monday June 17 at 6 39 p.m. A social will follow the business.
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Chickateth Council
Red Mens
Wabash Valley group presses for $20.2 million river basin surveys
More than 150 members of the Wabash Valley Association from Indiana and Southern Illinois jam a House Public Works subcommittee hearing urging a $20.2 million appropriation for surveys planning and construction. Senators Hartke and Bayh back expanded funding to aid flood control water resources and recanalization of the Ohio River.
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Washington
WPI
Wabash Valley Association, Inc
Indiana
Southern Illlinois
House Public Works Administrations
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Kennedy
Corps of Army Engineers
Whh Hitch
Birch E. Bayh
Wabash
Ohio River
Bayh
Illinois
J. Edward Roush
Wabash Basin
Army Engineers
Hoosier
Winfield K. Denton
Weekly Wage Gains Seen In Greene County
New York report using Tax Foundation figures shows local incomes rising since 1958. The average Greene County household spends about 143 dollars monthly after taxes, with a 18.4 percent income increase offset by a 5.5 percent rise in costs.
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New York
Greene County
Tax Foundation
Department of Labor
Terre Haute Man Drowns in Wabash River
In Terre Haute Indiana Kenneth Hamilton 42 drowned after falling from a boat while tending trout lines on the Wabash River Two miles north of the U S 40 bridge his nephew Bernie Hicks 16 said the boat could not be turned before Hamilton disappeared Divers and rescuers searched the river for about two hours before locating the body
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Terre Haute
Ind
Kenneth Hamilton
Bernie Hicks
Hamilton
U. S. 40
Markey
NAACP strategist Medgar Evers shot dead in Jackson Mississippi
Medgar Evers 37, top Mississippi NAACP strategist, was killed by a sniper as he returned from a civil rights rally in Jackson. The shooting followed a national call for calm after recent racially charged incidents. FBI assistance was sought, and a $10,000 NAACP reward was offered for information leading to an arrest and conviction. His wife Myrlie and children were at home as events unfolded.
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Miss
WUPI
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Mississippi
Medger Evers
Kennedy
South
Baltimore
William L. Moore
Gadsden
Ala
Fred Link
Lexington
N.C
Evers
University of Mississippi
Houston Wells
FBI
New York
Mary Roy Wilkins
America
Myrlie
Darrell
Denise
Vandike
Chamblee
Kennedy appalled by slaying of Jackson integration leader
The White House said President Kennedy was appalled by the barbarity of the murder of a top Negro integrationist leader in Jackson Mississippi. The Justice Department has placed its full investigatory machinery at the disposal of Jackson police to uncover the assassin, Acting Press Secretary Andrew T. Tucker reported.
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Washington
Kennedy
Jackson
Miss
White House
Justice Department
Andrew T.tcher
Local Judge Establishes Lattas Creek Conservancy District
Special Judge Ralph Seal of Vigo County rules in favor of petitioners forming the Lattas Creek Conservancy District to manage flood control drainage and soil conservation within the 35780 acre Lattas Creek watershed. Construction costs top $1.13 million with about 82 percent funded by the federal government. work could begin within about a year.
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Knox County
Bicknell
Linton
Washington
Indiana
Anderson
Ind
Vance Hartke
Birch E. Bayh Jr
D-Ind
Hoosier
John E. Horne
James L. Parris
Ralph Seal
Vigo County
Lattas Creek Conservancy
Seal
Conservancy District
Lattas Creek
Sloan Ditch
Greene County Soil & Water Conservation District
Lattas Creek Watershed Association
Oscar Kramer
Conservation District
Plato Spencer
Watershed Association
Ted Hays
Bernard Roudebush
Harold Zimmerly
Carl Peoples
Gerald Sthilkett
Harold Ball
Cloyce White
Richard Lindsey
Garvin Mitchell
Soils Conservation Service
Oi Sitree
Elevator Collapse Kills Worker at Muncie Meat Plant
In Muncie Indiana a freight elevator floor collapsed at the Marhoefer Meat Packs Co plant killing Larry D Walker 24 and injuring four others Alfred Hoyt 53 Richard Green 20 John Harper 20 and Richard Carmichael 28 all of Muncie The lift truck carried meat as it crashed into the basement with about 200 workers on duty as authorities investigate the cause of the accident.
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Muncie
Ind
Nep
Marhoefer Meat Packs Co
Larry D. Walker
Ball Memorial Hospital
Alfred Hoyt
Richard Green
David Harper
Richard Carmichael
John Marhoefer
Greene Circuit Court Hears Two Cases
The court handled a divorce filing in the Glenda Ransford v Robert Ransford matter and dismissed the Linda Sue Skomp v Carl Skomp case. The Bailey Beautician Supply Co. won a $73 judgment plus costs against Alberta Pinnick.
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Glenda, Ransford
Robert Ransford
Linda Sue Skomp
Carl Skomp
Bailey Beautician Supply Company
Alberta Pinnick
Farm fires cause record $175 million loss in year
Washington reporting on a government survey shows farm fires last year caused a record 175 million dollars in damage, up seven percent from the prior year. The study notes rural fires cost six times more than urban blazes.
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Washington
Rape Case Recessed In Kokomo Court
Kokomo Indiana jury trial of Jim Goose Ligon former Kokomo High School basketball star charged with rape was recessed due to illness of an attorney. Trial to resume Thursday with defense case. prosecution rested after its presentation by Fred Osborn and Merle Otterman before Howard Circuit Judge Lester E Winslow.
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Kokomo
Ind
Jim Goose Ligon
Fred Osborn
Merle Otterman
Howard
Lester E. Winslow
Ateer Edward Mahoney
Ligon
Glass container shipments to rise 19 percent by 1966
The Glass Container Manufacturers Institute reports that by 1966 glass container shipments will increase about 19 percent over present levels. The trend reflects growing demand for glass packaging and forecasts steady annual growth.
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New York
Glass Container Manufacturers Institute, Inc
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