Osteopath Stephen Ward Dies in British Sex Scandal
Dr Stephen Ward dies at St Stephen’s Hospital at 50 after taking a drug overdose amid a high society sex scandal. He was convicted on two counts of living off earnings from Mandy Rice Davies and Christine Keeler, with sentencing deferred until he was well. An inquest will be held.
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Stephen Ward
Britain
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Christine Keeler
Miss Keeler
John D. Profumo
Peter
Brixton Prison
Nuclear treaty talks open with Russia as Rusk visits Moscow
Secretary of State Rusk and British Foreign Minister Home arrive in Moscow for signing and talks with Khrushchev on a historic nuclear test ban treaty. U N Command accuses North Korea of intrusions. saboteurs derail a train in Uruguay killing at least 20. Hurricane Arlene heads west-northwest.
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Weather Map Summary and River Stage Update
The Weather Map shows 6 a.m. reading 74 growing to 91 by noon and 9 a.m. 83. Sunrise is 5 51 and sunset 8 00. River stage stands at 20 feet and is falling.
Indiana Illinois Weather Forecast Summary
Local conditions show yesterday high 90 and low 72 with no precipitation. Terre Haute area expects fair, cooler tonight, mid 60s, and a sunny Sunday with highs near 84 to 88. Indiana region foresees cloudy, humid with scattered storms. cooler tonight, fair Sunday, highs around 90s and lows mid 60s. Illinois stays fair to partly cloudy through Sunday with isolated thundershowers in the far south, turning cooler tonight and Sunday. readings reach 75 in the morning and 95 by afternoon.
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Terre Haute
Indiana
Illinois
Rusk and Home Fly to Moscow for Nuclear Test Ban Signing
U.S. Secretary of State Dean Rusk and British Foreign Secretary Lord Home travel to Moscow for a historic nuclear test ban signing ceremony and exploratory East-West talks with Premier Khrushchev. Their party includes top advisers and a bipartisan Senate delegation. U Thant is invited to witness the signing.
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Rusk
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U Thant
Verdict Declares Self Inflicted Death In New Albany
A foroner's report in New Albany states Mrs. Christine McGrain 43 died by her own action in a basement hanging Friday night She and her husband ran an accounting firm and she had a recent traffic accident with brief hospitalization for observation.
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Ind
UPI
Christine McGrain
Tutor Falma Clarite Dies at 78 in Mass
Mrs. Falma Clarite, aged 78, who tutored President Kennedy in French and taught other family members in the 1920s and early 1930s, died Friday in Massachusetts.
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Midway
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UPD
Falma Clarite
Kennedy
Landis Faces Sentencing For Tax Return Failure
James M. Landis former Harvard Law dean and adviser to presidents, faces up to five years in prison after pleading guilty to not filing income tax returns for 1956 to 1960. He is to be sentenced August 30 in U. S. District Court. Landis headed the SEC the Civil Aeronautics Board and the wartime Office of Civilian Defense.
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Harvard University Law School
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U.S. Atty
Robert M. Morgenthau
Treasury
Henry Morgenthau Jr
Morganthau
Internal Revenue Service
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U. S. Dist
Edward C. McLean
McLean
William Warren
Columbia University Law School
IRS
Securities and Exchange Commission
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Office of
Civilian Defense
Approve Plans For New Bridge At Clinton
Congress and officials announce plans for a new nine span bridge over the Wabash River in Clinton Indiana. The Army Corps of Engineers approved the project to replace the 63 year old structure now restricted to one way traffic. Public hearings drew nearly 500 residents and many Terre Haute and Parke County firms urged immediate action.
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Birch Bayh
Army Corps of Engineers
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Terre Haute
Parke County
Plan Tightened Juvenile Policy Aims in Vigo County
Vigo County enforces a new policy tightening juvenile crime rules. Chief probation officer Hagmann says some under 18s will be waived to Circuit Court for trial, with pools halls crackdown and fines up to 50 dollars and six months in jail. Police cooperation pledged. court to exercise discretion on extreme delinquency.
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Herbert Gerdink
Circuit Court
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Pushkar Fair Camel Stunt Draws Big Crowds
National Geographic reports at Pushkar fair in Rajasthan many Indians cling to a camel’s back to test how many passengers the animal can bear while still rising. Some camels carry a dozen riders.
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United Press International
American College
India
National Geographic Magazine
Rajasthan
Hurricane Arlene Brings 100 MPH Winds in Atlantic
Hurricane Arlene, the season’s first, hit winds of 100 miles per hour far from land. It was located about 925 miles east-southeast of San Juan, with no immediate threat to islands or shipping lanes. A small craft reported trouble but was escorted to port by a Coast Guard vessel.
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Arlene
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Central Atlantic
Tiros
Peter J. Gross
Pocahontas
Iowa
Chicago racial unrest erupts as 47 arrested in South Side clashes
White youths with swastikas roamed a South Side neighborhood throwing bricks and bottles and taunting police. Forty seven were arrested after refusing to move along, raising arrest totals related to a wave of violence and demonstrations across New York and Brooklyn sites.
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Brooklyn
Downstate Medical Center
Miners Picnic Heats Up On Second Day At Memorial Stadium
The annual Miners Picnic moves into its second day at Memorial Stadium with Saturday labeled children’s day. Events include bald head and liar’s contests, oldest married couple, pie and fruit eating, amateur contest, and musicians. Sally Kutch named most popular miner’s daughter. Miss Suzanne Mc Clara last year’s winner crowns her.
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Iiuucu
Sally Kutch
Garfield High School
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Suzanne McClara
Miss Kutch
William Kutch
Warren Henderson
Weather highs and lows across the United States
The Weather Bureau reports 106 degrees at Blythe California the highest temperature in the continental U S for Friday while Butte Montana records a low of 40 degrees.
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Hawaii
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Welsh fires Indiana Beverage chief amid 1964 Senate bid
Gov. Matthew E. Welsh dismissed Gerald R. Hershberger vice chairman of the Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission for participating in political activity during municipal campaigns. Robert Halliday was named to succeed Hershberger. The move follows a Democratic Committee meeting amid efforts to challenge Vance Hartke for the 1964 nomination.
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Alcoholic Beverage Commission
Matthew E. Welsh
Vance Hartke
Indiana
William E. Jenner
Indianapolis
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Gerald R. Hershberger
Hershberger
Logansport
ABC
Robert Halliday
2Nd District
Democratic Committee
Sen
Man shot by police in St Ann after car theft
A man fleeing in a 1959 car stolen from Moore's Auto Exchange is said to be wounded in a St Ann cornfield after a police chief fired at him. The suspect, described as 30, 5 feet 4 inches, 125 pounds, fled after threatening the chief with a knife. License shows Samuel Matherly of Chicago.
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North Fourth Street
St. Ann
Ill
Cornfield
Tommy Cogan
Park Street
Rudolph M. Dandural
Dandural
Samuel Matherly
Chicago
Rail Groups in Weekend Talks on Railroad Work Rules
Labor Secretary Wirtz invites management and five unions to weekend sessions to shape suggestions for settling the railroad work rules dispute. He avoids the word recommendations and notes potential future talks depend on weekend progress. SenateCommerce Committee closes hearings on equal access bill while the rail issue sidelines it.
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UPI
W. Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
Senate Commerce Committee
Kennedy
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