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*** FILE *** Christine Keeler, right, and Marylin ( Mandy ) Rice-Davies, left, two of the principal witnesses in the vice charges case against osteopath Dr. Stephen Ward, share a car as they drive through London, today, July 22, 1963, after attending the first day of Ward's trial. John Profumo, a former British Cabinet minister whose liaison with Keeler nearly brought down a government, died after suffering a stroke, an official said Friday. He was 91. Profumo who spent more than 40 years redeeming himself with charity work for London's poor, was Britain's secretary of state for war when he was involved with Christine Keeler in 1963. At the same time, she was seeing a Soviet naval attache and intelligence agent. (AP-PHOTO/FILE)
1963 FILE PHOTO
Minimum price 50PLN
1963-07-22
ASSOCIATED PRESS/East News
Associated Press
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