Macmillan Wilson Plan Bipartisan Probe Into Profumo Scandal
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan and Labour Leader Harold Wilson agreed to establish a bipartisan inquiry into the security aspects of the Profumo affair. The probe may hear testimony from Profumo and secret service chiefs as questions persist over leaks and espionage links.
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Arthur Gavshon
London
Harold Macmillan
Harold Wilson
Profumo
Macmillan
Secret Service
John Profumo
Christine Keeler
Valerie Hobson
Britain
Miss Keeler
Yevgeny Ivanov
Lord Dilhorne
House of Commons
Christine
Kennedy
Highway Death Toll Studied at Workshop
State and local officials gathered for a continuation of a workshop on juvenile traffic violations and highway safety. Judge Lessley outlined a point based punitive program tying licenses to months of good driving. Attendees urged education, enforcement, and engineering to curb fatalities and boost driver responsibility statewide.
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W. W. Lessley
Bozeman
Lessley
David Schenk
Kalispell
Flathead County
Tom Hanrahan
Lewis and Clark County
Helena
Donald Garrity
Fred Dugan
Billings
Dugan
Gene Hill
John Krsul
Cascade County
Montana
Fred Quinnell Jr
Quinnell
Andy DeMier
Great Falls
Roy Bell
M. W. Pletcher
Bureau of Public Roads
Washington, D.C
W. Preston Wright
Nick Mostero
Malmstrom Air Force Base
Air Force
R. J. English
Dillon
Ray Reavely
George Harper
Helena Ministerial Association
Ted James
The
Highway Commission
Roy Sorrells
George Gosman
Otis N. Halvorson
J. N. Hass
Poplar
Businessmen Tour Magicland Commerce Guests Visit Multiple Cities
A party of businessmen including Dick Rankin secretary-manager and Jack Scully vice president toured Magicland Commerce. They visited Virginia City Nevada City Sheridan Twin Bridges Dillon and met mayors and chamber heads amid hospitality events and local tours.
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Commerce
Dick Rankin
Jack Scully
Norman Stewart
Vincent Baker
W. L. B. Clark
George Long
Neil Morgan
Tom Morgan
Bob Giess
Maurice Hickey
Randall
Virginia City
Nevada City
Walter L. Myers
Howard Romey
Dick Pace
Ray Lynch
Dillon Chamber of Commerce
Philip B. Cotton
Dillon
State Lounge
Lynch
Dillon Chamber
Don Ulrich
Butte Chamber
Butte Party
K. C. Boulter
Clarence Bruckner
Glen Carney
John Cavanaugh
Ernest Ceserani
Ward Fanning
Gunnell
Dan Harrington
Dick Kunkel
W. P. Lavelle
Soviet cosmonauts continue space mission with data relay
Valentina and Bykovsky remain in orbit aboard Vostok 5 and Vostok 6. Bykovsky joins the Communist party during flight while premier Khrushchev confirms the membership. The craft reports stable functioning and ongoing scientific experiments as Valentina records data on manual descent.
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Valentina
Bykovsky
London
Communist Party
Khrushchev
Earth
Vostok 5
Slaying Probe Expands Across Montana and Nearby States
Patrolman Smokey Owens searches for the Indian girl, described as criminally assaulted and mutilated. Police hold transients in Glendive Moorhead Jamestown and Beach while a Cree mother and her son stay in a jail cell. The polygraph is used on suspects and will travel to Beach. evidence has been sent to the FBI in Washington.
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Smokey Owens
Cady
Glendive
Moorhead
Minn
Jamestown
N.D
Beach
Hobo Jungle
Glenive
Malta
Montana
North Dakota
Dick Walsh
Missoula
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Washington
Baltimore Council Bans Radios on Mass Transit
The Baltimore City Council unanimously passes a bill prohibiting playing radios on mass transit vehicles with immediate effect. Councilman who pushed the bill demonstrated with two transistors to prove the issue.
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Baltimore, Md
Baltimore
Mexican film star Pedro Armendariz takes own life
Los Angeles police report Mexican film star Pedro Armendariz, aged 51, killed himself at UCLA Medical Center after learning he had about a year to live from advanced cancer. He used his personal .357 Colt Magnum pistol, the officers said.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Pedro Armendariz
Ucla Medical Center
Armendariz
U. S
St. Francis of Assisi
Walkerville Auxiliary Hosts Public Luncheon Social
The Walkerville Volunteer Fire Department Auxiliary invites the public to a luncheon social at 1 30 p m on Wednesday in the Walkerville Community Hall at Main and Daly.
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Walkerville
Two Drowned While Crossing Yellowstone River
Whitney son of Carl and Mrs Whitney and companion Welsh, both riding horses, were crossing the Yellowstone River near Hysham when Whitney fell after his horse reared. Welsh sprang in to help but cramps prevented rescue. Sheriff George A. Stewart said darkness halted search and recovery would resume at 7:30 a.m.
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Yellowstone River
Treasure County
George A. Stewart
Hysham
Whitney
Carl Whitney
Welsh
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Henry Brooke
All Police
Harrison
Magicland
Sheridan
Twin Bridges
Bill O’donnell
Phil Cook
Frank Rose
Madison County Centennial Committee
Englary
Seagram
Seagram’s
Sure Seagram Distillers Company
New York City
Utah
Kathy Crosby
Kathryn Crosby
Bing Crosby
Queen of Angels Nursing School
Baltimore Council ‘Outlaws
Public Social Today
Uganda
Fritz Apostel
Carpenter
Beneficial
Finance
Systen
Beneficial Finance CO
Ford
Daytona
Monte Carlo
America
Rice Motors
Whitehall
Wallin Ford Sales
E&h Ford Sales, Inc
Idaho St
Todd Ford
Winninghoff Motors
Philipsburg
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