Airmen Cleared In Link With Profumo Scandal
U S airmen questioned over ties to Christine Keeler show only a casual relationship so far with no evidence of intimacy. No link found to Capt Eugene Ivanov or John Profumo. airmen identified as noncommissioned and enlisted with the 3rd Air Force at South Ruislip near London.
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Profumo
Washington
Defense Department
U.S
Christine Keeler
Air Force
Eugene Ivanov
Arthur Sylvester
Pentagon
Sylvester
3Rd Air Force
South Ruislip
London
Goldwater Support Strong In Young Republicans
In San Francisco the Young Republican National Federation opened its 13th biennial convention with about 1000 delegates present. Barry Goldwater received strong backing as the only GOP presidential prospect to address the gathering. Two candidates for chair next two years, Charles McDevitt and Donald Lukens, spoke of conservative leadership. The platform committee planned a general statement of Republican philosophy rather than issue-specific planks.
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San Francisco
Young Republican National Federation
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Charles F. McDevitt
Boise
Idaho
Donald Lukens
Washington, D.C
Vention
Jim Mack
Wisconsin
China accuses East Germany of widening Communist rift
Beijing charges ADN in East Berlin with distributing Peng’s 30 000 word denouncement of Khrushchev, saying the move violates rules and aims to provoke uproar, attack China’s Communist party, and undermine unity among fraternal parties.
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Tokyo
Red China
East Germany
Peking
Khrushchev
ADN
East Berlin
New China News Agency
Communist Party of China
International Communist Movement
Kennedy Defies De Gaulle On US Europe Ties In Frankfurt
President Kennedy bluntly rejected De Gaulle's independent Europe concept in Frankfurt, pledging the U S would risk cities to defend Western Europe and urging European unity. He urged a united Atlantic partnership with shared burdens and decisions and proposed a multinational fleet of nuclear tipped missiles.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Kennedy
Charles de Gaulle
Europe
U.S
United States
America
de Gaulle
Paulskirche
St. Paul’s Church
France
Atlantic
Khrushchev Plans Trip to East Germany Weekend
Premier Khrushchev will hurriedly visit East Germany this weekend to counter President Kennedy's West Germany tour. The trip marks a friendly gesture for Ulbricht's 70th birthday and aims to boost East German morale amid Soviet bloc tensions. Tass gave no city destination and Moscow aides suggest timing followed Kennedy's visit.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
East Germany
Kennedy
West Germany
Walter Ulbricht
Soviet Bloc
Bonn
Ulbricht
Karl Guenther von Hase
Khrush
Chev
Berlin
West Berlin
Ireland
Tass
Negroes March In Los Angeles Parade for School Integration
In downtown Los Angeles a two mile, orderly march pressed white officials to meet minimal integration demands. Dr Christopher L Taylor led the drive and urged redraw of attendance boundaries to mix pupils, transfer of Black students to underattended white schools, and changes to transfer and promotion to curb discrimination against minority teachers.
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Los Angeles
Samuel W. Yorty
Christopher L. Taylor
Tony's Toot Lets All Go to Berlin
A playful column notes a treble of travel cheer urging residents to visit Berlin with a wink that everyone else is doing so. The piece uses light humor to invite local readers to explore the city and join a shared outing as carefree entertainment.
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Berlin
Cattle Trail Floats 1000 Steers Up Mississippi to Omaha
Texas rancher Gerald Harrison uses the barge Lulu Belle as a floating feed lot to herd Brahman crossbreed cattle up the Mississippi and Missouri rivers to Omaha. The 1,000-head drive began June 15 in Greenville, Miss., with 120 tons of feed aboard. Unloaded in Omaha, the cattle will be fattened at a feedlot before market. The voyage prompts questions about weight gain and new crew skills, as rivermen note unprecedented use of a converted auto barge for cattle transport.
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Omaha
Missouri River
Gerald Harrison
Harrison
Greenville
Miss
Mississippi
Missouri
Springfield
Neb
Tom Wright
Memphis
David Parker
Pearson Nears No Confidence In Minority Government
Ottawa AP reports an unusual level of absentees and abstentions allowed Prime Minister Lester B Pearson to survive a no confidence vote. The Liberal government defeated the censure motion 113 to 73 with support from 10 Social Credit votes, 18 New Democrat abstentions, and 66 absent members, shielding Finance Minister Walter Gordon from censure.
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Ottawa
Lester B. Pearson
Walter Gordon
Liberal Party
Social Credit
New Democrats
Weather County Forecast Aims for Fair to Partly Cloudy Days
Fair to partly cloudy through Wednesday with a few thunderstorms tonight or early Wednesday. Cooler Wednesday with low tonight in the lower 70s and highs 85 to 90. Also lists prescriptions Raney CH 2 3092 Adv.
Atlantic City Wins 1964 Democratic Convention Bid
The Democratic National Committee chose Atlantic City New Jersey for the 1964 convention, edging Chicago and Miami Beach after bids topped cash offers. Gov. Richard J Hughes said the state and city proposed 625000 in cash plus free hall rental, with the arena capacity over 25000 and a 5000 seat auditorium.
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Washington
Atlantic City
N.J
Richard J. Hughes
New Jersey
Hughes
Democratic Site Committee
East
Harry Truman
Philadelphia
Chicago
Miami Beach
Fla
Democratic
Republican National Committee
San Francisco
Democratic Party
Miami-Miami Beach
Miami
Florida
Jack Riley
Richard J. Daley
Riley
Daley
Bathyscaphe Trieste Dives Postponed in Thresher Search
The Bathyscaphe Trieste diversions near the Thresher site were postponed 24 hours due to minor technical problems. Cmdr. Frank Andrews reported Monday’s 8,400 foot descent was satisfactory operationally but landed east of the planned area, about 4,000 yards from the Thresher’s last known position after the submarine sank during a deep test last April 10. Lt Cmdr Donald L Keach and Kenneth Mackenzie led the dive, which spanned about two square miles of the Atlantic floor.
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Fort Snelling
Thresher
Frank Andrews
Trieste
Cmdr
Donald L. Keach
Somberville
Mass
Orrington
Maine
Keneth Mackenzie
San Diego
Naval Electronics Laboratory
Atlantic
Keach
Arabia Charges Egyptian Raid
Beir ut Saudi authorities allege Egyptian planes bombed villages about 30 miles inside Saudi territory in a Mecca radio report. The attack is described as part of ongoing hostilities connected to Yemen's civil war.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Saudi Arabia
Mecca Radio
Yemen
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