Police Guard Miss Keeler's Apartment After Phone Calls
London police guard party girl Christine Keeler after anonymous threats linked to the Profumo scandal. Officials warn her not to answer doors as Scotland Yard questions figures in the vice case and the prime minister faces pressure to resign.
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London
Christine Keeler
Profumo
Miss Keeler
Scotland Yard
John Profumo
Harold Macmillan
Conservative
Labor Party
Harold Wilson
House of Commons
Eugene Ivanov
Stephen Ward
Ivanov
Christine
Ward
St Samuel Herbert
John Burrows
Vice
Misser
Eee
Germany
Youth Pleads Guilty In Speaker Thefts
Larry Joe Workman 18 of Bloomfield pleaded guilty to theft charges in a Sun day night speaker theft at the Linton Drive in Theatre. He received a suspended 60 day sentence, a $25 fine plus costs, and six months of home confinement at 10 p.m. with parental accompaniment. Restitution for damages is required and no driving for six months. Co-defendants Flory and Titus, both 18, were dismissed from charges.
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Larry Joe Workman
Bloomfield
State Farm
Linton Drive-in
Robert Lester Flory Jr
James Orville Titus
Kenny Wolfe
Workman
Linton Rotary Club Reviews Blood Bank Report and Plans
Linton Rotary Club members met to hear Warren provide a report on the Blood Bank program. The next meeting will install officers and induct new members Lew Burge Ken Jo ece and Gerald Landis with an informal fall gathering invitation from Indiana University noted.
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Linton Rotary Club
Warren
Lew Burge
Ken Jo Ece
Gerald Landis
Rotary
Vinto Sterae
Indiana University
Linton
Black Muslims Debate Religion and Violence as Disputes Rise
The Black Muslims, an American group claiming Islam and religious status, face prison disturbances and court cases over its religious claims and alleged anti white stance. Orthodox Muslims dispute their ties to Islam while judges review access to gatherings and religious services for adherents in Attica and other sites.
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United Press International
Africa
Asia
Dlijah Muhammed
Allah
America
Federation of Islamic Associations
U. S
Elijeh
Ahmad - Kamal
Jemiat al Islam Humeniterien On
Wean Ana
Eliah Poole Elijah
C. Eric Lancoln
Clark College
Atlanta
Oe Ao Po
Aisalita Theolothe
Bernita Matthews
William T. X. Fulwood
Lorformetory
Virginia
Ale
N. Y
John O. Henderson
Attica
Negroes Prepare Mass Protest Over Segregation in St. Louis
In St Louis up to 5000 demonstrators planned a peaceful protest before the school board building to demand mixed busing for about 5000 predominantly Black students, despite a Kennedy border moratorium plea. Dr Jerome Williams rejected a meeting with the board and urged federal court review of transportation policy.
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ST. Louis
Upr
Kennedy
School Board
Jerome Williams
Williams
Daniel L. Schlafley
Terre Haute Pilot Receives Indiana Distinguished Service Cross
Fort Wayne Indiana Governor Welsh presented Major Earl L Higbie of Terre Haute with the Indiana Distinguished Service Cross for steering a crippled jet to a crash landing to avert a potential residential area disaster during the Indiana Air National Guard patrol at Baer Field. Also honored were Capt Richard D Hidy of Dunkirk and M Sgt Gwan D Kimmel of Fort Wayne with the National Guard Commendation Medal.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Earl L. Higbie
Terre Haute
Indiana
Higbie
122Nd Tactical Fighter Wing
Indiana Air National Guard
Welsh
Baer Field
John S. Anderson
Hill Named to Head White River Council
Nat A. Gill judge of the Circuit Bloom ington was elected President of the White River Council of Boy Scouts of America. Other officers include John Flickinger Linton vice president L W Dixon Bloom vice president Laughner Martinsville vice president Dr James B Wohl feld Bedford vice president Edward Watson Jasonville council commissioner and Charles A Zebendon Bloomington council treasurer. Delegates to the National Council are Everett R Phillips B ingtown Robert W Bloomington Nab Uziy Bloomington and William J Cure Martinsville. Greene County member at large include Warran H Oaken Worth ington E Reed Bloom field Arthur Y Rassio and others. O a retiring president R W Fee reported 26 new Boy Scout units and ten boys added to scouting in 2 during th.
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Nat A. Gill
Bloomington
White River
Roy
Scouts of America
Everett R. Phillips
Byington
Robert W. Bloomington
R W. Fee
Soviet Space Team Ends Flight Too Soon After Short Mission
Soviet space hero Valentina Tereshkova and her companion Valery Bykovsky underwent intensive medical tests after a shorter than planned flight. Tass reported both were well, but Western observers noted reduced orbits and speculation of an earlier return.
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Moscow
wPr
Soviet Union
Earth
Valentina Tereshkova
Valery F. Bykovsky
Tass
Soviet Communist Party Central Committee
Supreme Soviet Presidium
Bykovsky
Bernard Lovell
Britain
Jodrell
Smoke Indicates Cardinals Failed To Select Pope
In Vatican City smoke from the Sistine Chapel chimney signaled no pope choice as 80 electors faltered with two morning ballots. Vatican Radio confirmed no candidate won the two thirds needed and a second vote was set for the afternoon. Crowds in St. Peter’s Square sighed in disappointment as observers debated the color of the smoke.
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Vatican City
wPp
College of Cardinals
John XXIII
Sistine Chapel
Vatican Radio
St. Peter’s Square
Zip Code System Adopted in Greene County Areas
The U S Post Office Department assigns Zip Code numbers to all Greene County post offices and lists codes for nearby towns. Sets the national rollout date of 1 and explains how codes follow city and state in addresses with examples for Linton Lyons Switz City and Sandborn.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Linton
U. S. Post Office Department
Greene County
Post Office Department
di Daily Citizen
Switz City
Sandborn
Lyons
Greene
Commandos Land in Cuba To Carry Out War Aims
Cuban Revolutionary Council says commandos have landed at various points to wage war against Castro. No numbers or arrival method disclosed. They report smooth landings and broad local support. a 1 PM EST radio broadcast from exile forces is planned.
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Cuba
Miami
Cuban Revolutionary Council
Sioner
Fidel Castro
Matanzas
Antonio Maceo
Sline
Oe Sa
Caribbean
Prince Charles May Face Cane Over Drinking Incident
The 14 year old heir to the British throne reportedly drank cherry brandy in a Stornoway hotel bar. Gordonstoun headmaster Robert Chew suggested possible demotion or a beating as punishment, with the drinking age under Scottish law 18. Charles departed after being confronted by police bodyguard Donald Green and later joined a dinner and movie with companions.
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London
Wns
Prince Charles
Robert Chew
Gordonstown
Charles
Crown Hotel
Stornoway
Isle of Lewis
Hebides
Gordonstoun
Donald Green
Green
Jayne Mansfield
Kennedy to Visit West Virginia Centenary
President Kennedy heads to Charleston West Virginia to join the states centennial celebration. He will depart at 10 a m and return by 1 30 p m EDT after speaking at the state Capitol. He ordered the state flag to fly at sunrise from the White House office building in honor of the centennial.
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Washington
Kennedy
West Virginia
Air Force
Charleston
W. Va
State Capitol
White House
U.S
Jet Fighter Group to Rotate to Hulman Base
UPI reports that the 325th Fighter-Interceptor Squadron will rotate from Truax Field Madison Wisconsin to Hulman Field Terre Haute as part of an Air Force dispersal policy. The plan aims to improve survivability against missile attacks with no loss of combat capability. Continuous rotations will occur for short periods across 17 bases.
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Terre Haute
Incl
UPI
325Th
Hulman Field
Truax Field
Madison
Wis
Air Force
Washington
United States
Atr Porce
Air Defense Command
Savings Bonds Sale Gains Across Greene County May 1963
Arthur F. Snyder chair of Greene County U S Savings Bonds Committee reported May 1963 sales at 103351 dollars versus 62884 dollars a year earlier. Statewide May bonds sales reached 11935776 dollars up from 10621465 dollars in May 1962, a 12.4 percent rise. Sixty five of the state s ninety two counties posted gains.
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Arthur F. Snyder
Greene County U.S. Savings Bonds Committee
AAA Protests House Action On Auto Tax Deductions
Washington reports AAA protests Ways and Means Committee move to end $300 million in tax deductions for U S motorists including state and local gasoline taxes auto tag and license deductions. The AAA criticized the committee action as harmful to drivers.
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Washington
Wep
American Automobile Association
House
Ways and Means
U. S. Motor
AAA
Otee
Twister Hits Bottomless Lakes Park Near Roswell
A tornado tore through Bottomless Lakes recreation park east of Roswell New Mexico Wednesday night, demolishing buildings and dragging boats from their moorings. Picnickers sheltered inside a concession stand as adults clung to trees. no injuries were reported. Temperatures ranged from 43 in Marquette to over 100 in Texas, California, and Arizona, with Houghton Michigan at 58.
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Bottomless Lakes Recreation Park
Roswell
N.M
Marquette
Upper Valley
Texas
California
Arizona
Houghton
Mich
Hoover Battles Illness Nine Decades Old Fight Continues
New York reports former President Herbert Hoover, 88, showing marked improvement after a gallant struggle with anemia and intestinal complications. Doctors caution that blood loss has largely ceased for three days and no active bleeding is noted.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
Kesman
Hoover
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