Britain Sex Scandal Reaches United States Case Involves Keeler Links
The sex and security scandal widening to the United States centers on Christine Keeler with U S airmen questioned over rumored ties. Dr Stephen Ward faces eight new vice charges while Profumo’s resignation and lies to Parliament loom large.
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Racial Unrest Clashes During Savannah Demonstration
About 50 Negro protesters were arrested during anti desegregation demonstrations at a Savannah hotel where Gov. Carl Sanders spoke. Police moved the crowd for unlawfully demonstrating on private property. officers later corralled the marchers into wagons.
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Kennedy Protection in Germany Heightens Berlin Security
West Berlin police laid extensive security for President Kennedy’s 6144 hour visit and barred East German reporters from Kennedy’s cavalcade. East German authorities prepared a 100 yard wide no view zone along the wall while two border guards fled to West Berlin with pistols hours before the gate.
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Kennedy Praises West Germans On Peace Corps
President Kennedy lauded West Germany as it inaugurated its Peace Corps style program and urged free nations to join in a global service effort. He spoke at Bonn with President Luebke and said youths from prosperous lands should help fight poverty and ignorance, calling it a moral crisis and a chance for international cooperation.
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Trieste Finds Nothing Significant In Thresher Search
The bathyscaph Trieste dived to the Thresher search area off the Atlantic coast but reported nothing significant after a 10:35 a.m. to 3:55 p.m. dive. The operation paused to plan a second dive westward while a Soviet trawler and tanker monitored the area.
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Lovington Lions Honor Ed Bell At Year End Banquet
Lovington Lions Club held its Ladies Night Banquet recognizing Lion Ed Bell and Lioness Ruth Bell as Lions of the Year. Truman Haldiman was installed president for the coming year as club leaders and officers were installed by Dr. Jack Kirk.
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Ed Bell
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Mack McCracken
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Charles Robinson
Cliff Roberts
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Clyde Carson
Weather Summary From Yesterday
Yesterday saw a low of 65 degrees and a high of 90 degrees recorded at 2 p.m. The readings indicate a hot day with clear or minimal cloud cover and typical late afternoon warmth.
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U S Rejects Soviet Mediterannean Nuclear Free Zone Proposal
The United States rejected Moscow's idea to create a nuclear free Mediterranean. Washington said Polaris submarines would stay in the region to deter Soviet nuclear blackmail and defend allies.
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Nuclear ban plan shadows North Atlantic Talks
A Soviet proposal floated on the eve of a NATO ministerial conference urged banning nuclear weapons from the sea. Western unions discussed the idea but the United States dismissed the plan as impractical. The report notes the tension ahead of the towar talks and the broader push for arms control.
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Carlsbad Assistant D.A. Held In Auto Deaths
Artesia UPI reports C. N. Morris assistant district attorney of Carlsbad Eddy County is free on bond after involvement in a fatal auto accident. Morris faces unspecified charges as investigation proceeds.
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Two Arraignments Mark Quiet Lovington Court Day
District Judge Kermit Nash handled two arraignments. Martin Cantu faces a murder charge with a $2000 bond after pleading not guilty. Enaro Herro Tijerina admitted to driving with a revoked license and received a two day to six month jail term with five days suspended. Morris, the assistant district attorney, described a fatal highway crash near Artesia where ten farm family members died near Lakewood New Mexico.
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Boy Hit by Car in Lovington Hospitalized for Observation
Six year old Lovington boy, Charles Steven Hill, remained under observation at Lovington General Hospital after being struck by a 1957 Ford driven by Linda Trammell. The incident occurred on Avenue D when the child ran from behind a parked pickup into the road. Trammell, of 107 North 4th Street, said she saw several youngsters in the street and did not see the youth until after he appeared from behind the vehicle. The youth was bruised and shaken but not believed seriously injured.
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Gillis Long Enters Louisiana Governor Race
New Orleans reports Gillis Long, fresh from the Democratic bench, announces candidacy for Louisiana governor. He attacks President Kennedy over desegregation and mob violence while Sen. Earl Long endorses him at a $50 fundraiser amid political family praise and rumors of broader support.
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