Loyal Supporters Rally Behind Prime Minister
London reports show loyal backers of Prime Minister Harold Macmillan deflecting calls for resignation amid the Profumo scandal. Lord Hailsham and other ministers boost Macmillan while cabinet tensions and rebel talk rise within the Conservative Party. Christine Keeler and John Profumo's affair looms over politics as questions about national morality persist.
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London
UPI
Harold Macmillan
Mac
Lord Hailsham
Conserva
Tive Party
Resi
John Profumo
Enoch Powell
Edward Bowle
Macmillan
Labour Party
House of Commons
Macaulan Workl Cone
Connors
Ford Baden
Faroualy
Profumo
Christine Keeler
Hatlshank
Profunin
Valerie Hobson
Miss Keeler
Eisenhower Says Kennedy Record Flawed At GOP Dinner
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower accused President Kennedy of a “cunningly manipulated veneer of imagery” hiding a “sorry record” and criticized national survival and domestic welfare action. He spoke to about 75 Republican leaders at a National Republican Citizens Committee workshop in Hershey, defending the committee amid GOP concern over its role in policy and candidates.
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Hershey
UPI
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kennedy
Eisenhower
National Republican Citizens Committee
Big City
GOP
C. Wrede Petersmeyer
New York
House Extends Federal Taxes On Cars Liquor Cigarettes
The House approved a one year extension of federal taxes on corporations and items including new cars liquor beer and cigarettes. The bill, urged by President Kennedy, moves to the Senate and is expected to clear before the July deadline. It must be signed into law within days to avoid revenue loss.
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Washington
UPI
House
Kennedy
Senate
Russians Promise Support in End to Cold War
In Geneva, Soviet disarmament envoy Semyon Tsarapkin pledged Moscow's full support for President Kennedy's call to end the cold war. He urged the West to reconsider its stance and warned that Western concessions would be needed for Soviet cooperation, signaling a cautious path toward improved relations. The United States welcomed the remarks as encouraging but noted the Kremlin seeks significant concessions before any breakthrough.
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UPI
Soviet Union
Kennedy
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Moscow
Tsarapkin
Tooday
American University
Washington
United States
Sand
Tsaraphin
Kremlin
U.S
Charles C. Stelle
Epted
Wdorels
Sover Union
Ssarupkin
Krenn
French German Enmity Ends After Century Treaty
Paris reports the French National Assembly easily approved a Franco German friendship treaty to end nearly a century of enmity. The 325 to 107 vote sends the accord to a Senate seen as generally hostile but potentially overridden by a Gaullist majority. The pact aims at closer cooperation through intensified political economic and cultural exchanges. It was signed by De Gaulle and Chancellor Adenauer last January and already cleared West Germany's parliament.
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Paris
UPI
National Assembly
Nbly
Embly
Tower House
Senate
Charles de Gaulle
France
West Germany
de Gaulle
Konrad Adenauers
Organized Labor Signals Pledge on Civil Rights Reform
President Kennedy secured a pledge from about 300 union leaders at the White House to back a five point anti discrimination program, including jobs for Negroes, voter registration, and local campaigns. AFL-CIO officials pledged full backing for Kennedy’s civil rights and welfare measures as labor chiefs plan city level drives and expanded union roles.
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UPL
Kennedys
Organized Labor
Congress
Iwns
White House
Kennedy
Afl-Cio
Jones
Carey
Senate Gop
Everett M. Dirksen
Civil Rights Commission
Refugees Say Cube Firmly Under Reds
A group of 17 diplomatic refugees reported Cuba is under Fidel Castro with increased Soviet influence. They described a bloody battle in Matanzas Province, said 17 militiamen and 11 rebels were killed, and that another World Airways flight would bring refugees to Miami with more arrivals expected next week. They carried few possessions, but kept hand-made Cuban cigars.
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Finsyin Thuregay
Cuba
Canniral Talles Postans
Che Patie
Woauasan Boa Ies
Havana
Pat Amenean World Airways
Miami International Airport
Cailes
Banle Fmir
Aera Heteen
Matanzas
Thos
Miliiamen
Fidel Castro
Uns
Speakers Selected For Dam Tour After Luncheon
A caravan will depart Coronado for a Canadian River Dam tour following the Chamber of Commerce June membership luncheon at the Starlight room. Spike Crane will give a progress report, with Brit Swain Jr and Otto Wehle among speakers. Officials from the construction company and Canadian River Municipal Water Authority will guide the delegation and explain the ongoing work and future plans.
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Coronado
Canadian River
Chamber of Cammercee
Starlight
Pampa
Spike Crane
Brit Wo Swain, Jr
Lake Peshoma
Otto Wehle
Association
Poaim Pans
Eon Imay Jou
Tal Offtemls Oo
Canadian River Municipal Water Authority
Wall
Heck of a Way to Spend Taxes
The article critiques the U S travel service publicity drive costing taxpayers 16 million dollars. Lawmakers deride the campaign as wasteful and unnecessary while questioning its effectiveness in attracting foreign visitors.
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House
Burglars Hit Culberson Barrett Auto Plants in Fire
Four burglars battered entry at Culberson and Barrett auto plants using a torch to burn a wall safe and grab about 132 dollars. Most cash was in a night depository. few checks taken. Police Chief Jim Canner described the climbers' entry and the attempt to disable alarms before fleeing.
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Bel Crouch
Marcy Police Department
Duspersary
Chevrolet, Inc
N. Badard
Dads News
Culberson Chevrole
Baltlard
Firit Sestercy
Reantar
al Ergs Polee
Jim Canner
Calberson Wall
Caner Saul
Summers High Invades Texas Amid Humid Heat
A garbled weather summary notes heat across Texas with temperatures from the upper sixties to around eighty. Mentions Dalhart Lubbock and Galveston with rainfall and readiness details unclear, referencing multiple places and advisories in a fragmented report.
Soviets Launch Another Manned Space Flight
Soviet space mission reports claim a crewed flight aboard the Vartek aimed at advancing to a female cosmonaut program. Officials offered limited details amid international speculation on a broader space marathon with a woman astronaut aboard a subsequent mission.
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Soviets
MOM
CPS
Russia
Soley Li
Valery Pedornich
Hovsky
U8a¢arold Air Force
Vartek
Nikita Khrunerotes
Specabisen
Peerty
Moscow
Jacobene
Murad
Maseru
Viet Eleasi
Oman
Orb
Univd States
Mostan
Thadie Poe
Imine
Alabama Campus Reported Back To Normal Today
Campus life at Alabama returns to normal after disruptions noted in the report. The update cites lingering friendliness yet general stability across the campus as administrators monitor ongoing conditions.
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Alabama
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