Ward Denies Flat Was Brothel in Thriller Lawsuit
Dr Stephen Ward testified under oath denying he took anyone to Christine Keeler and Marilyn Rice-Davies to arrange immoral encounters. The trial, linked to the Profumo affair, exposes a wider sex scandal harming ministers and nobles. Christine testified Ward introduced her to marijuana in 1961 at one of his flats.
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London
Stephen Ward
Christine Keeler
Marilyn Mandy Rice-Davies
Osteopath and
College of Osteopathy and
Kirksville
Ward
James Burge
Christine
Old Bailey Criminal Court
Burge
John D. Profumo
Britain
Macmillan
Lord Astor
Douglas Fairbanks Jr
Profumo
Yevgeny Ivanov
Missile test: Minuteman clears silo and flies 2000 miles
The Air Force reported a successful intercontinental Minuteman missile test from Cape Canaveral. The weapon blasted from an underground silo and traveled about 2000 miles down the Atlantic Tracking Range meeting all objectives.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Atlantic
Air Force
Junior Cadet Bands Lead Fun Day Parade
The combined 9 member Junior and Cadet Bands will lead the Fun Day parade starting at 10 30 a m from Lincoln school. Allan F Barnard band director assisted by Sandy Fritz in charge Susan Mahtkuch drum major Marty J Deignan notes parents may pick up younger children after the parade.
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Wil
Lincoln School
Allan F. Barnard
Sandy Fritz
Susan Mahtkuch
Marty J. Deignan
Deignan
Recreation Park
Luckert Denies Pressure on TFX
Secretary of the Air Force Zuckert testified that no outside influence swayed his judgment on the TFX warplane contract award. He was among the Pentagon leaders who chose General Dynamics Fort Worth to win last November, overturning Navy and Air Force officer recommendations favoring Boeing.
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Washington
Air Force
Zuckert
Pentagon
General Dynamics Corp
Fort Worth
Tex
Navy
Boeing Co
Seattle
Beloit Stores Agree To Neuro Job Demand
Three Beloit stores agreed to hire Negroes after talks with business leaders. The Woolworth Store J C Penney Co and a supermarket met with Rev Oliver Gibson of the Beloit Christian Leadership Conference. He said all three would adjust hiring practices and warned of boycotts against firms resisting first class citizenship.
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Beloit
Oliver Gibson
Beloit Christian Leadership Conference
Woolworth
J.C. Penney Co
Gibson
Darlington Area Resident Drowns
Darlington area resident Jack Huntington 20 son of Mr and Mrs Ralph C Huntington Route 1 drowned yesterday afternoon in Beardsleys Lake 14 miles west of here. Coroner Dr Lyle Olson said no inquest. He was a foreman on a detasseling crew and apparently entered the water while overheated. Fire rescue attempts failed and his body was recovered by Tony Beardsley. Services will be held tomorrow at Immanuel United Church of Christ.
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Darlington
Jack Huntington
Ralph C. Huntington
Beardsley’s Lake
Here
Lafayette County
Lyle Olson
H.J. Beardsley
Darlington High School
Olson
Huntington
Darlington Fire Department
Tony Beardsley
Clifford Penniston
Nancy
Ted
Dean
Fred Geissbuhler
Thelma Rinntington
Immanuel United Church of Christ Friends
Sharer Funeral
Che Guevara leaves Algeria after 20 day visit
Ernesto Guevara Cuban economic chief departed Algiers by plane for Cuba after a 20 day stay in Algeria. His trip involved talks with Algerian leaders on economic cooperation and comradeship within the non-aligned movement.
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Algiers
Ernesto
Che) Guevara
Cuba
Algeria
Railroads Delay Work Rule Changes to Avert Strike
Washington reports the nation's railroads will postpone posting new manpower trimming rules for 30 days to avoid a nationwide strike. Daniel P. Loomis said the 195 carriers will not impose changes until Aug 29 1961. The move aligns with Congress as ICC decision looms and union opposition remains strong.
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Washington
Daniel P. Loomis
Association of American Railroads
House Commerce Committee
Looms
Loomis
Congress
Kennedy
Interstate Commerce Commission
House
Senate Commerce
Sen. Pastore
D-Ri
Pastore
ICC
Labor Wirtz
House Committee
Senate
H.E. Gilbert
Independent Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
St. Louis
Gilbert
Water spout lashes Gulf coast with 100 mph winds
A cone of water a half mile high tore from the Gulf of Mexico and formed a two mile path across fishing camps in Pensacola Florida. It demolished pleasure boats and stranded at least nine people but caused no injuries. Fishermen say the spout was driven by winds over 100 mph when it struck Wednesday.
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Pensacola
Fla
Gulf of Mexico
Nuclear Test Ban Pact Signed For Next Week In Moscow
A partial nuclear test ban agreement was initiated in Moscow with Harriman announcing a signing next week by Britain the Soviet Union and the United States. Ban covers tests in air space outer space and underwater with a 50 day withdrawal notice for suspected violations.
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Moscow
W. Averell Harriman
Britain
Soviet Union
United States
U.S
Lord Hailsham
Gromyko
Harriman
Dean Rusk
Lord Home
Hailsham
Blum Youth Hurt In Area Mishap
Roger W. Blum a 15 year old son of Willis and Mrs Blum of 1409 29th avenue was injured in a two car crash on Highway 69 south of Monroe. He sustained a fracture of the right clavicle and facial contusions and was taken to St Clare hospital in good condition. The other driver John Bruci 57 Freeport suffered a cut to the left forearm. The crash at the intersection of Highways 69 and County Trunk B 242 miles south of Monroe was reported by sheriff deputies at 2 20 p m.
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Roger W. Blum
Willis Blum
29Th Avenue
St. Clare Hospital
Highway 69
Monroe
Blum
Robert F. von Kaenel
Roosevelt Road
John Bruci
Freeport
von Kaenel
Brudi
Salinger Faces Press Conflicts Over Kennedy and Newsmen
White House secretary Pierre Salinger clashed with reporters over two issues seen as minor yet symbolic. The first discussed Otis Air Force Base hospital suite prep for Mrs Kennedy’s potential third child, the second involved Kennedy's remark about the Governor's Conference in Miami.
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Washington
Pierre Salinger
White House
Salinger
Kennedy
Otis Air Force Base
Mass
Air Force
Pentagon
Mre
Keannedou
Salinger Press Corps
American Legion
Boys Nation
Miami
Wisconsin Budget Pact Aims 630 Million in 1963 65
A Wisconsin negotiating panel, led by Gov. Reynolds, reached a final accord to push a 1963 65 state budget near 630 million and raise about 141 million in new taxes. The plan includes a 0.3 percent income tax rise, a 2 filing fee, and a 46.8 million in new sales taxes. Localities would gain vehicle tax rights via auto registry changes.
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Madison
Reynolds
Wisconsin
Tha
Knowles
New Richmond
Glen Pommerening
Rwauwatosa
Pommerening
Howard Koop
Department of Administration
4 H Dress Revue Names Area 4-H Wear Winners
Green County representatives in the clothing division of State Fair were chosen at a Twining Park revue. Mary Mauermann and Mary Sacker earned spots. Mary Sullivan and Pat Kaster were named alternates for the fair revue.
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Daphne Mauermann
Decatur
Sullivan
Mauermann
Sacker
Kaster
Times
Phne Mauermann
Rural
Mary Ann Sacker
Monroe
Green County
Twining Park
New Glarus
Miss Mauermann
Decatur 4H
Harvey Mauermann
Miss Sacker
Richland
Mary Sullivan
Monroe Ag Club
Pat Kaster
Juda Jolly Juniors
Panzer Named To Regional Council Steering Committee
State Sen. Frank Panzer from Brownsville was named Wisconsin’s representative on the steering committee of the Midwest Regional Council of State Governments. Sen. Cal Imm of Minnesota was elected steering committee chairman. A resolution urging a two year extension of the federal act funding billboard bans along interstates was defeated 7 to 4, with Wisconsin voting against the measure.
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Davenport
Iowa
Frank Panzer
Brownsville
Wisconsin
Midwest Regional Council of State Governments
Cal Imm
Minnesota
Bamberg Ex-Policeman Jailed for WWII Killings
Former policeman Georg Schlosser, 49, of Bamberg, was sentenced to life imprisonment for murdering Jews in the Czestochowa ghetto in Poland during World War II.
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Bamberg
Germany
Georg Schlosser
Czestochowa
Poland
Thieves Steal Bicycles From FBI Headquarters
Two Milwaukee priests Rev. Glenn Gessner and Rev. Gilbert Semsa studying at Georgetown University reported their rented bicycles stolen Wednesday from outside the FBI headquarters in Washington. They had chained the bikes to stands in front of the Justice Department.
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Washington
Milwaukee
FBI
Glenn Gessner
Gilbert Semsa
Georgetown University
Justice Department
Syncom 2 Launch Delayed by Delta Booster Trouble
Cape Canaveral reports a third postponement of the Syncom 2 satellite launch after trouble in the Delta booster rocket. The mission aims to place the craft into a high orbit to hover over a fixed area of the Earth.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla. 1
Assemblyman McKay and Union Leader Punch It Out in Madison Bar
Madison Wisconsin Assemblyman Curtis McKay and Harvey Kitzman a Milwaukee union leader exchanged punches in a downtown Madison bar over political differences. McKay said he would file charges while defending himself. Bar patrons intervened as both sides claimed the other started the fight.
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Madison
Curtis McKay
Mequon
Harvey Kitzman
Milwaukee
McKay
Kitzman
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