Spy Case Hits Admiralty Security Failures
Britain’s admiralty and security service faced censure over lax security after five people were jailed for up to 25 years for stealing naval secrets for the Soviet Union. The Romer Committee faulted Portland Underwater Research Station staff and said security lapses persisted despite warnings in 1954 and 1955. Prime Minister Macmillan presented the report, which urged stronger security measures and criticized incomplete inquiries.
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London
HTNS
Britain
Admiralty and Security Service
Soviet Union
Admiralty
Portland
Charles Pine
Immigration Service
England
Gordon Lonsdale
Morris Cohen
Peter J. Kroger
New York
Harry F. Houghton
Ethel Gee
Romer Committee
Macmillan
Security Service
Houghton
Warsaw
Kidnap Plot Fails as Heir Attends School
Archibald Freiman, 16, heir to Freiman's Department Store, faced a reported kidnap plot for $250,000 but continued attending Lisgar Collegiate High School for year end exams. Police say no special protection was needed beyond normal patrols. details remain secret.
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Ottawa
UPI
Archibald J. Freiman
Lisgar Collegiate High School
AWJ
Freiman
Novelist's Dad Dies in New York
Joseph N. Mackey aged 71 died Tuesday in New York. He was the father of novelist Joel Mackey.
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New York
UPI
Joseph N. Mackey
Joel Mackey
Kennedy Receives Ultrasound Back Treatment
President Kennedy undergoes ultrasound therapy for a strained back in Palm Beach. Dr. Travell reports no nerve damage, while Dr. Wade conducts further evaluation and recommendations including rest and hot pads. The White House confirms no narcotics or vein injections. Kennedy plans to resume full duties as rest allows.
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White
Salinger
House
Washington
Palm Beach
Preston A. Wade
White House
Janet Travel
Travell
Trahim
Gery
New York
Wade
Florida
Kennedy
Mior
New ‘York Hospital
Cornell
Sly
Eisenhower
Pierre Salinger
Pierre Salinger, His Press Call In Dr
Salingerjof
Stack
Bolivian unrest and U S aid loom over Andean politics
Economic troubles and political strife define daily life in landlocked Bolivia. Observers note a brewing crisis as U S aid nears 30 million this year and as Ambassador Kennedy ally Adlai Stevenson nears arrival amid government crackdowns on leftists and Communists.
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Bolivia
Phil Newsom
UPI
la Paz
Adlai Stevenson
Kennedy
Kennedy pushes military aid in Kennedy foreign aid bill
In Washington the administration urged Congress to approve all military items in Kennedy’s foreign aid package valued at 8.4 billion dollars. Defense Secretary McNamara and Joint Chiefs chair Leninitzer are set to testify before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee to press for swift approval.
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Washington
UPTI
Congress
Kennedy
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Defense
Robert S. McWamara
Lyman D. Lenmitzer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
The Chronicle Telegram 1961 No 140 Lorain County Daily
The Lorain County Printing Publishing Co publishes the Chronicle Telegram June 14 1961. The paper is delivered daily except Sundays and legal holidays with carrier and mail rates listed for Elyria Ohio and surrounding counties. Rates show yearly and single copy prices with differences inside and outside Ohio.
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Lorain County
de Publisnine Co
Prat Ave
Sloria
Ohio
Second Clan
Elyeia
Pathet Lao advance widens Laos land gains
In Laos the Pathet Lao push south and seize Hatbo and a village near Pakse, threatening to split Laos and isolate Vientiane. The move follows a cease-fire appeal and a Geneva peace conference resumption, with continued IC C involvement.
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Vientiane, Laos
HTNL
Pathet Lao
Laos
International Control Commission
Geneva
Padong
Path le
St Lavo Monday
Hatbo
Pakssne
Mekong
Paksane
Pathet
Tinue
Vientiane
Hatho
Tatum
Xiengkshouang
Hatha
Couseire
New York Transit Authority Buys Canadian Subway Cable
The New York Transit Authority awarded 6120 feet of Canadian subway cable for 25704 dollars, 12 percent below domestic bids. This marks the agency’s first purchase from a foreign supplier since its 1955 founding, ending a pattern of identical bids from three U.S. firms.
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New York
HTNL
New York Transit Authority
Joseph E. O'Grady
United States
Robert F. Kennedy
O'Grady
Putnam Electric Products Co
Pitnam Company
Pirelli Cables Conduits Ltd
St. Johns
Quebec
Ad Official Walter Buchen Dies In Chicago
Walter Buchen 74 founder of the agency bearing his name died Monday in Chicago. Funeral services are planned for Thursday. He served for many years as vice president of the Chicago Natural Museum.
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Chicago
APT
Walter Buchen
Buchen
Chicago Natural Museum
Aide Sees U.S. First On Moon
Los Angeles reports quote space planner Trever Gardner warning Kennedy's moon goal demands substantial funds and risks to lives yet frames it as essential national leadership. Gardner notes $79 billion is one fifth of annual amusement spending and predicts many deaths in pursuing lunar milestones.
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Washington
House
Kennedy
White House
John Lesinski
D-Mich
Perry Mason
Hollywood
Raymond Burr
Association OF Newspaper Classified Advertising Managers
Phoenix
Aviz
Sing
Molly Bee
Las Vegas
George York
James Latham
Utah
Kansas
Florida
Tinois
Peace Corps
R. Sargent Shriver
Afrcan
Republic of Guinea
Walter Mintz
Shearson, Hammill & Co. N. Y
Bears
Mantz
Los Angeles
UPT
Eisenhower
United States
Russia
Air Force
Trever Gardner
Rumen
Gardner
Institute of Aerospace Sciences
American Rocket Society
Moon
Gandner
Party For Jackie Turns Casually Chic At Royal Event
In Athens the Greek royal siblings led by Prince Constantine mingle casually at a royal yacht club party for Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis. Princess Sophia and Princess Irene attend with Anverina's First Lady among guests as the crowd transitions from formal to dancing.
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Athens
Reece
Jacqueling Kennedy
Prince Constantine
Kennedy
Royal Yacht Club
Rincess Sophia
Prinss
Rene
Anverina
Constantino Caranmanus
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Aarad Hie Raenuens
Edward A. Wilson
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Bache & CO
Clark, Dodge, & CO
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Federal Power Commission
Everett M. Dirksen
GOP
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