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Newspaper

Newport Daily News

Location

Newport, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1963

Page

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Secret Soviet Move Tangles Macmillan Scandal

London dispatch reports Christine Keeler’s attorney alleges a Soviet naval attaché pressed for secrets from Profumo. The disclosure implicates Prime Minister Macmillan’s aides and raises calls for a public inquiry into the sex scandal.

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Graduates at Rogers Called Bright Light for World

Rogers High School scene shaded by commencement as 284 graduates, 79 boys and 119 girls, were lauded by Dr. William Y. Flanagan for leading public education. Speakers urged hitching to the stars and praised faculty and future college plans amid prizes, scholarships, and a strong unity across the class.

Rogers Business Bright Light Rogers High School Ansiwer William Y. Flamgao Rhodesbarid College Rogers Auditorium Vic Scheci Pred T. Denevan Thode Islan College Ane Plantis Ison Charles O'Connor Praddstes P. Francis Carroll Wilien Spyridon Papademetriou Obledos Wiliia C. O'Connell Pasiag St. Mary's Chuecht Bencailetion Rogers Glee Club Kenton Tussello Knight Ie Plathien Jofin Harvinglan

Nuclear test in Nevada marks ninth event this year

AP reports a Nevada underground nuclear blast conducted by the Atomic Energy Commission using the device code Towich. The 20 000 ton TNT equivalent explosion is the ninth test this year and the 67th publicly announced test to date, dated May 15, 1981, in Nevada.

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NAACP Shifts Focus to Jobs Bias Across City

The NAACP plans a new drive targeting alleged employment discrimination and selective hiring in South Brayl and surrounding neighborhoods with economic power. Maddox indicated a broader campaign may expand to housing issues if legislative moves stall.

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President Kennedy asks unions to back discrimination fight

President Kennedy urged AFL-CIO leaders to join a federal drive against job discrimination, obtaining a pledge from George Meany for support. He outlined five major requests, including top-level agency work with the administration and an all-out union campaign to expand minority opportunities nationwide.

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Canada Moves to Tax Foreign Purchases and Dividends

Ottawa AP reports Canada's Liberal government proposes a 0 percent tax on sales of large holdings to foreigners to curb foreign control of Canadian companies. Finance Minister Gordon touts broader Canadianization, including a 15 percent withholding tax on dividends to foreign investors, reduced to 10 percent for certain Canada-owned firms, with more Canadians on boards.

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Women oppose religion curbs in public education

MILWAUKEE AP delegates to the General Federation of Women’s Clubs voted without dissent to oppose the trend toward reducing religion from public instruction. The resolution urges member clubs to maintain spiritual values through education and observance of special occasions to inculcate love of God and country. The federation, with about 11 million members across 65 counties, declares against the use of pop pills.

Milwaukee General Federation of Women's Clubs

U S Tribunal Refuses To End Jackson Curb

Jackson Mississippi faces tense civil rights tensions as federal judges decline to dissolve or modify the injunction restricting demonstrations. NAACP officials press for relief while local leaders plan marches and coordinate funeral services for Medgar Evers. Police arrestees and demonstrators reflect ongoing protests and calls for desegregation.

Ruling Sought on KL Key Club Ban for High Schools

Providence IAP reports Justice Nugent urged a ruling on whether school Key Clubs violate a 19th century ban on exclusive clubs. The clubs, tied to service groups, are opposed by 9% of superintendents and high school principals surveyed.

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Reds Launch cosmonaut amid space flight race

Moscow reports the fifth Soviet manned orbital flight with Lt. Col. Valeri Bykovsky aboard Vostok 3. Tass says craft orbits Earth every 90 minutes at 112 to 141 miles altitude, with mission aimed at studying effects of long spaceflight and continuing cosmonautics research.

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Hose Threat Ends Danville Race Vigil

Police and fire hoses stopped a planned vigil by African Americans on the steps of the municipal building in Danville Virginia. State police deployed armored cars and dogs as demonstrators faced authorities in an all night confrontation. several leaders were identified by police and some had been arrested earlier.

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Capital Faces Big Protest In Washington

In a planned march titled March for Freedom Now thousands are expected to gather in the capital. Organizers promise an orderly procession amid a major police deployment as leaflets demand an end to apartheid policies and oppose federal support for segregated states.

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