Judge Acquits Copbeaters in Chicago Case
Newly elected Circuit Judge George N Leigh freed Simon Suarez and Jessie Rodriguez after acquitting them of aggravated battery against patrolmen DeSutter and Howard. The decision followed a confrontation in an alley where the officers claimed a broken bottle was wielded, leading to a gun discharge and injuries. The judge cited that a citizen has no right to resist an officer even if arrest seems illegal.
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Cosmos 59 Leads Soviet Unmanned Satellite Burst
Moscow reports Cosmos 59, the 59th unmanned satellite, orbiting Earth every 90 minutes from 200 miles up, sending back data. Western experts speculate on spy missions as launch tempo accelerates toward Yuri Gagarin anniversary in April.
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Will Rogers Jr. Arrested for Drunken Driving in California
Will Rogers Jr., former California congressman and son of the humorist, was arrested early Sunday in West Los Angeles after his station wagon struck a light pole. He appeared unharmed, was released on $276 bail, and officers said he was polite but under the influence.
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Marines Continue Maneuver at Camp Pendleton
At Camp Pendleton California the Silver Lance war game pits 60 ships and 50 000 Marines in a Viet Nam like scenario with the mythical nations Merlin and Lancelot. Guerrillas mined positions and set roadblocks while civilians sought food protection and aid from the Marines in nearby New Wilson and Camelot.
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Malaysia Accepts 4 Million U S Military Aid to Fight Guerrillas
Malaysia agrees to a 4 million dollar U S loan at 3 percent for 10 years, the first U S military aid accepted. Deputy Premier Tun Abdul Razak and U S Ambassador James D Bell signed the pact as Kuala Lumpur cites jungle war readiness. The aid aims to supply light artillery for counter guerrilla operations amid Indonesia tensions.
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First Family Enjoys Social After Church Service
President Johnson attended the 11 a.m. service at National City Christian Church with Mrs Johnson and daughter Linda Bird. At a coffee hour he lifted three year old Kimberley Fry onto his lap and playfully bounced her, then gave her a kiss and repeated it for the cameras. Kimberley and her sister Sharon are the daughters of Elgin Fry of the Agriculture Department.
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Bonetti Horde Gathers to Claim Fortune
In Ostiglia italy more than 1500 locals named Bonetti gather hoping to claim a purported 100 million fortune left by the white king of Madagascar. The tale centers on Angelo Alberto Bonetti born near Ostiglia in 1810 and links him to Madagascar adventures and a royal marriage according to missionary legends from the early 1900s.
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