Chafee resigns Navy post to pursue Senate bid
Navy Secretary John Chafee resigns after a tenure noted for modernization moves and Navy reforms as he eyes Rhode Island's Senate seat. The White House planned to announce a successor within weeks while Chafee hints at a 37 year Senate vacancy.
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Castro accuses Montreal police of brutal methods
Fidel Castro alleged Montreal police used brutal fascist methods to force entry into a Cuban government office after a Tuesday bomb blast. He warned Canada to control its police or lose the right to defend Cuban representatives, but said Cuba would not avenge defenseless people and claimed the CIA may be behind the bombing.
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Butz heads to Russia on surplus grain sales push
Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz travels to the Soviet Union with a large American grain surplus to offer as aid for meat budgets. Negotiators aim to gauge Soviet interest in buying beef pork poultry and dairy products as relations deepen. Bangladesh recognized. aid planned though amounts unclear. Archdiocese of New York reports net worth of 648 million amid financial restructuring. Action agency shakeup cuts staff in Peace Corps and VISTA. 3000 to 4000 American youths gather in San Juan for the Mary Sol festival transportation demand rises.
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Nina Van Pal Landt Makes American Nightclub Debut
The Copenhagen born singer Nina Van Pal Landt, linked to CHfford Erving, backed by press and show business figures, debuted for 90 minutes at the Maisonette Room in the Regis Sheraton New York before about 800 fans. Ed Sullivan attended, praising her prior TV spot, while she denied any meeting with Howard Hughes and dedicated a song to him.
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Salute to Charlie Chaplin draws packed New York crowd
A beaming Charlie Chaplin appeared at Philharmonic Hall New York on Tuesday to a standing ovation from a celebrity filled audience. Hundreds paid $10 a seat to see Chaplin on screen in The Idle Rich and The Kid, marking his return after 20 years in exile.
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Newswoman Pat Nison Heads West for Four Day Visit
Pat Nison, a prominent newswoman and First Lady, travels to Southern California and Arizona for a four day tour. She will receive a national journalism sorority's Woman in the News award during the visit.
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