Rinaldi Acquitted In Death Of Wife
A jury acquitted Rinaldi in the Christmas Eve 1963 death of his wife Lucille in Chapel Hill. Prosecutors relied on circumstantial evidence while the defense argued he did not murder for a $40,000 insurance payoff. Rinaldi left for Waterbury with family after the verdict, calling it the second happiest day of his life.
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Rinaldi
Waterbury
Conn
Paul
Pete
Frank J. Rinaldi
Lucille
Chapel Hill
Cooper
Frank Rinaldi
LeMay Criticizes U S Bombing Tactics
Curtis LeMay questions U S airstrikes in Vietnam focusing on rail lines to Red China and key bridges. LeMay, a former Air Force chief, argues the strategy limits mobility and disrupts Chinese-bound supplies while defense officials defend the bombing program.
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U.S
Red China
Curtis E. LeMay
LeMay
Stocratin
Goldsboro Klansman Resigns and Surrenders Records
Joseph G. DuBois a Goldsboro North Carolina Klan official resigned in a congressional hearing and turned over Klan records to the House Committee on un American Activities. He said vows to the Klan are secondary to his country and God and that he had been advised to invoke the Fifth Amendment but preferred to testify.
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Washington
Goldsboro
N.C
DuBois
Shelton
Remittee
Cereae
Fulbright Says Many Concerned About U S Latin Policy
Senator J W Fulbright of Arkansas says a large portion of the American public shares worry over U S Latin American policy. In a Senate speech he rejects claims his criticism of Dominican Republic intervention is irresponsible and says he does not take kindly to accusations it aids U S enemies. The Foreign Relations chair notes mixed reactions to his foreign policy advice.
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Washington
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
U. S
Senate
Fulbright
Dominican Republic
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
DuBois quits Ku Klux Klan says government voice lacking
Joseph G. DuBois a Goldsboro North Carolina used car dealer publicly resigned from the Ku Klux Klan saying the average American has no voice in government and that extremes dominate. He testified he would not reveal information and took the oath in the Marines while criticizing civil rights activists and supporting private schooling for his son.
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Washington (Ap
Joseph G. DuBois
Ku Klux Klan
DuBois
Goldsboro
N.C
Klabee
Klavern
Guadalcanal
Infirm and Aged Leave Cuba
Refugees arrive in Key West as hundreds flee Cuba including the very old and infirm. A 36 year old disabled man from Las Villas Province cites loss of welfare aid and inability to work. Cuban exiles receive up to 100 dollars monthly. 53 arrived on three boats with seven more from a Coast Guard cutter after a boat sank. More than 300 crossed in 24 small boats in a single day as Castro allows limited exits.
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Theodore A. Ediger
Key West
Fila
Cuba
United States
Ernesto Alonso
Las Villas
Coast Guard
Freedom
Fidel Castro
Castro
Linda Ridings Found After Four Years With Migrant Workers
Six year old Linda Ridings who was reported kidnapped in 1961 was located living with Eovaene Doughtery among migratory farm workers in Santa Ana. Doughtery was booked on kidnapping suspicions. Los Angeles police linked Linda to her mother Barbara Ridings, who had been missing since 1961, and noted the family separation.
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Santa Ana
Calif
Linda Lee Ridings
Cos Linda
Eovaene Dossiers
Miss Dough
Barbara Ridings
Los Angeles
Linda
Oklahoma City
Ridings
Miss Doughtery
Florida
Ex-Klansman Prominent In Goldsboro
J G DuBois, who resigned his Sie week ceanees as hie sanctified halere 0 eina nce sional committee in Washington, identified himself as treasurer of the Goldsboro Klan. A Goldsboro native born Jan 19 1925 he attended local schools and served in the Marines 1940 1943 He says he feels his loyalty has been questioned and he remains active in veteran activities and in church duties.
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Goldsboro
N. C
J G. DuBois
Eina Ncesional Committee
Washington
Eee Pans & Smetts
Goldsboro Klan
DuBois
Guadalcis
Will DuBois the Pony Church
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Ramona Doughtery
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