Witness Tells of Frameup by Christine Keeler
London report on Christine Keeler defense challenging key witness testimony in the Profumo scandal case. Prosecution and defense clash over whether Keeler was beaten by a white ex convict or her Jamaican co defendant framed Aloysius Gordon. Witness Camacchio asserts truthfulness amid cross examination about alleged bribe offers and injuries.
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Aloysius
Lucky) Gordon
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Clarence Camacchio
John Platt Mills
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Camacchio
Christine
Wile
Hamillton-Marshall
Gordon
Miss Keele
William Howard
Caracchio
Sell Pacific Ocean Park for 7.5 Million in Santa Monica
Pacific Ocean Park a Santa Monica amusement center was sold for 7.5 million dollars and leased back to its former operator. The deal by Irving Kay a San Francisco real estate developer covers land buildings and improvements owned or leased from the City of Santa Monica with more than 5 million in corporate assets excluded. The park includes Aragona Ballroom a restaurant theater rides Little Lake and KSRF FM.
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Los Angeles
Pacific Ocean Park
Santa Monica
Trving Kay
San Francisco
Little Lake
KSRF
Employee Fired For 244 Lateness Incidents
The Civil Service Commission today upheld the firing of a Welfare Department employee in July 1962 for being late to work 244 times over five years. The decision came 14 months and five days after the employee appealed the dismissal.
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Welfare Department
Banned Reds Declared War in Venezuela
In Caracas the government fought back after the Supreme Court upheld the suspension of the Communist Party and Castroite ally the Movement of the Revolutionary Left. The court's 3-2 ruling bars both parties from Dec 1 elections. government vows to continue actions against terrorists. The full court will decide on parliamentary immunity, and eight congressmen were previously detained.
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Venezuela
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Supreme Court
Romulo Betancourt
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Movement of the Revolutionary Left
Betancourt
Guided Missiles Test Fired by Indonesians
Indonesian air force states a test firing of newly acquired guided missiles at an unidentified location. Air force chief Vice Marshal Omar Dani expressed satisfaction with the exercise as another top officer said the missile can shoot down any type of aircraft.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Air Force
Omar Dani
Antara
Mistrial Declared in Sacramento Bank Robbery Case
A sleepy juror caused a mistrial in the three day Sacramento bank robbery trial of Charles Luther York charged with the $16850 heist on a Chester bank. Federal Judge Thomas J. MacBride noted juror William F. Faustman dozed repeatedly as the case neared closing. A new trial was ordered.
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Sacramento
Charles Luther York
Chester
Thomas J. MacBride
MacBride
William F. Faustman
Faustman
Scuba diver brings rare rock fish to Vancouver aquarium
Scuba diver Ken Stewart descended near 70 feet off Vancouver to anesthetize two rock fish with a chemical and extract air from their swim bladders. He surfaced with the pair for display at the Vancouver Public Aquarium, a North Pacific species seldom seen due to catching difficulty.
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Venezuela Quints Stay in Hospital Two Months
MARACAIBO Venezuela the Privio quintuplets Maria Cuervo de Prieto 34 and four brothers remain in incubators and on oxygen in hospital per Dr Reeno Pachano with family told to expect about two more weeks to two months of care. The Congo and related riots in Dilolo report three to four more deaths and heroin seizures as Tshokwe tribal tensions flare in a UN context.
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Poare
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Angola
Dilolo
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Jose
Fernando
Robinson
Otto
Assembly's Brown Asks Funds Chief Clerk for Bombed Church
The California Assembly chief clerk Arthur A. Ghnimus retires after 36 years in office. Elected in 1923, he served almost continuously with a brief break in 1947. Ghnimus cites age as a factor and plans to retire from the position.
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Finland
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Finn Lutherans Argue Women as Pastors
SACRAMENTO reports Brown urges California to fund church rebuilding and memorial efforts after Birmingham, Alabama, bombing deaths. He says contributions should aid rebuilding and race relations, not the dead or families, while supporters stress church leadership and conscience funding.
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Ingham
Ala
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