Churchill Son Sues MP For Calling Him Coward
Randolph Churchill, son of Sir Winston, sued a member of parliament for defamation over accusations of cowardice. The case centers on remarks in a newspaper. Attorney Gardiner argued the remarks were not defamatory as they concerned public figures. Churchill cited World War II bravery to counter the claims.
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B R Sheffield To Go On Trial In Texas
B R Sheffield, 55, of Brady, will go on trial in Austin on November 3 facing income tax evasion charges. Prosecutors say he paid $280 tax on reported $1,449 income in 1953, while the government claims $21,702 was due on $40,719. A continuance until January 23 was granted for forgery charges tied to the veterans land program.
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Canadian back seat driver to steer auto industry woes
Professor Vincent Bladen of the University of Toronto, named by Ottawa to study Canada’s auto trade problems, says he may draft solutions in about five months. The 59 year old dean will work through private studies, hearings, and correspondence, aiming for a March 1961 report on taxes and tariffs affecting autos.
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