British Tension Mounts Over Profumo Scandal Crisis
London reports draft through cabinet meetings as tension rises over the Profumo affair. Ministers deny or dodge resignations while Labour leader Gordon Walker calls for Macmillan’s resignation.
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London
Harold Macmillan
Labor Party
Patrick Gordon Walker
Moscow
John A. Profumo
Evening Standard
Powell
Whitehall
Profumo
Macmillan
Anthony Faden
Keith Joseph
Henry Brooke
Edward Boyle
House of Commons
Christine Keeler
Harold Wilson
Lord Poole
Widow Urges Endurance as Evers Slaying Stirs Tension
In Jackson Mississippi police and federal agents hunted the assassin of Medgar Evers NAACP leader. Widowed by the shooting she urged Negroes to continue the fight against discrimination. Federal troops were moved to guard Ole Miss students Meredith and McDowell amid fears of unrest.
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Jackson
Miss
Medgar W. Fyers
M. B. Pierce
Evers
Jackeson State
Los Angeles
Althea Simmons
NAACP
Mississippi
Gus Courts
George W. Lee
Lee
Belzoni
Courts
Senate Judiciary Subcommittee
Citizens Council
Chicago
Ruby Hurley
Atlanta
Medgar Evers
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Kennedy and Truman Meet on Civil Rights at White House
President Kennedy invites Truman and 12 congressional leaders to a civil rights discussion at the White House. The meeting includes both party leaders, labor reps, and Vice President Johnson present as they review the coming civil rights message to Congress and broader issues of equal opportunity.
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Washington
Kennedy
Harry Truman
White House
Senate
House
Congress
Earler
Andrew T. Hatcher
Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Lyndon B. Johnson
Hatcher
Johnson
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
George Smathers
D-Fla
Organized Labor
Minori Oe
Violence flares in Georgetown over labor bill protests
Mobs looted Georgetown as six people were shot and two more injured in clashes with police and Jagan bodyguards amid an eight week strike against a government labor bill. Jagan characterizes the bill as aimed at toppling him, while opponents call it dictatorial.
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Georgetown
British Guiana
Cheddi Jagan
Menac Ng
Jagans
Hi Castro
Inside Emitorial and Classified Highlights
The page lists sections including Radio TV and Fulton with personals, sports, classifieds, obituaries, funerals. Readers access brief items across these columns featuring local notices and community updates.
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Emitorial
Radio-Tv
Fulton
Betancourt Orders Arrest Of Venezuelan Communists
President Romulo Betancourt announced a nationwide roundup of alleged communist and pro Castro extremists after a thwarted assassination attempt. Police detained two suspects at the archbishop’s palace in Ciudad Bolivar as a timing device and dynamite were found. a third conspirator fled.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Romulo Betancourt
Betancourt
Ciudad Bolivar
New York State Bankers elect Murphy president at Lake Placid
George A. Murphy of New York City was elected president today of the New York State Bankers Association at the annual convention here. Murphy, chairman of the board of Irving Trust Co., succeeds Clarence M. Brobst of Chemung Canal Trust Co. of Elmira.
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Lake Placid
George A. Murphy
New York City
New York State Bankers Association
Murphy
Irving Trust Co
Clarence M. Brobst
Chemung Canal Trust Co
Elmira
Cleopatra Premiere Draws Mixed Criticism in New York
The Rivoli premiere of Cleopatra drew a celebrity crowd and split reviews. Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton stayed in London as critics worldwide offered praise for acting and spectacle while others found the four hour epic tedious and overblown.
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Cleopatra
New York
Broadway
Rivoli Theater
Rex
Caesar
Harrison
Roddy
Octavius” McDowall
Elizabeth Taylor
Cleo
Richard Burton
Antony
Ballyhoo
London
Ssuuch
Helen Hayes
Eddie Albert
Paul Anka
Beatrice Lillie
Red Buttons
Joan Fontaine
Bosley Crowther
New York Times
Wanda Hale
The
York Daily News
Joseph Mankiewicz
Judith Crist
New York Herald Tribune
Justin Gilbert
New York Mirror
Taylor
Rose Pelwick
New York Journal-American
William Glover
Associated Press
Third Night Of Racial Riots In Cambridge Maryland
Violent clashes erupt for a third night as fires burn in three buildings and minor damage reported in Cambridge. White and Negro demonstrators clash after a Negro rally, with threats and brick-throwing incidents noted.
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Maryland
Cambridge
Tidewater
Helen Waters
Dorchester County
Waters
Mr. Cornish
Charlies Cornish
Negro enrolls at Alabama U branch under guard
Dave Mack McGrathery becomes the third Black student to enroll today at the University of Alabama Extension Center in Huntsville under state police protection after Gov. George C. Wallace decided against a second doorway stand for segregation. Earlier, Vivian Malone and James Hood attended classes at Tuscaloosa with federalized guards. Wallace said he would not be present on the Huntsville campus citing illegal military occupation while pledging ongoing opposition to integration.
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Huntsville
Ala
University of Alabama
George C. Wallace
University Extension Center
Dave Mack McGrathery
Tuscaloosa
Vivian Malone
Mobile
James A. Hood
Gadsden
Alabama National Guardsmen
Wallace
Frank A. Rose
Kennedy
Rose
Alabama
Star quits films to become a nun
Hollywood star Dolores Hart, 24, a 1948 Catholic convert, says she is leaving her promising career to join the Bernardine Sisters Provincial House in North Stamford Connecticut. She says she is not leaving anyone or anything behind and travels with a full and grateful heart.
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Hollywood
Dolores Hart
Hollywod
Aid
Miss Hart
Bernardine Sisters
North
Stamford
Conn
Truck Crash Near Hole-in-the-Rock Kills Scout Party
In Escalante Utah a stake truck rolled down a steep grade and overturned in a ravine southeast of town. Marvin E. Porschatis 29 of Salt Lake City died after suffering a skull fracture becoming the 13th victim of the crash which killed five adults and seven Boy Scouts. He never regained consciousness.
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Escalante
Utah
Marvin E. Porschatis
Salt Lake City
Here
Hole-in-the-Rock
Porschatis
Kennedy Bill to Aid Low Employment Areas Defeated in House
The House defeated President Kennedy's plan to authorize 450 million dollars in grants and loans for job making industries in high unemployment areas. Critics said administration was poorly run and overfunded a few big projects while neglecting urban pockets of joblessness.
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Washington
Kennedy
House
Senate
Area Redevelopment Administration
Wright Patman
D-Tex
House Banking Committee
ABA
Patman
Oklahoma
Rockefeller pledges no tax increase in 1960 campaign
Gov Rockefeller, in Albany and New York City remarks, pledges no tax hikes amid a clash with State Comptroller Levitt over financing. He highlights a private nuclear fuel reprocessing plant project in Ashford costing about 30 million dollars with 20 million from private industry, portraying broad public‑private cooperation.
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Albany
Rockefeller
New York State
United States
Buffalo
Arthur Levitt
Ashford
Cattaragus County
Here
Rockland County
Republican Committee
New York City
GOP
John Riley
Levitt
Public Treasury
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University of Alabama At
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Oxford
University of Mississippi
Netro
James H. Meredith
Cleve McDowell
William R. Lynch
Meredith
Ole Miss
Fyers
A. Charles Jones
Campbell College For
National Association For the Advancement of Colored Peope
Jackson State Negro College
Cecil Hathaway
Sweet Land of Liberty
Martin Luther As Jr
Newark
King
Evers’ Slayer
JFK
Lhe
Rock Orders
South
Belman Morin
Medgar W. Evers
Mississppi
Arthur L. Johnson
Detroit
Medgar
Louis Ecki
Florence
Ala. Times
Southern
Branch of Alabama U
Star
Nun
LCTAH
Rocky
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