Sid Chaplin Acquitted in Early Speeding Charges
New York AP actor Sid ney Chaplin son of Charlie Chaplin won acquittal on the first two speeding charges filed within three hours on April 16. The third charge awaits trial July 17. All summonses stem from a two mile Bronx River Parkway stretch as Chaplin drove to Scarsdale with his wife after a Broadway performance.
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New York
Sidney Chaplin
Charlie Chaplin
Bronx River Parkway
Chaplin
Scarsdale
Mystery Visit Paid By Top Cuban Red
Cuba’s No 1 Communist Blas Roca flew to Mexico City early today then went to Uruguay after a 24 hour stay in the Mexican capital He denied coming to agitate and avoided questions about Kennedy’s impending visit Rumors said he planned demonstrations and he reportedly met Soviet officials and possibly Lazaro Cardenas during his brief trip Officials confiscated about 65 pounds of propaganda aboard the same plane He slipped in virtually unnoticed amid excitement at the airport.
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Mexico City
Blas Roca
Cuba
Uruguay
Roca
Kennedy
Mexico
Moscow
Lazaro Cardenas
Fidel Castro
Havana
Attorney Frank Cain Testifies On Estes Affairs
Attorney Frank Cain told a House Government Operations Subcommittee he is absolutely convinced Commercial Solvents Corp was in the Billie Sol Estes deal right up to the neck. He contradicted earlier testimony by the company's president before the panel.
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Frank Cain
House
Billie Sol Estes
West Texas
Cain
Subcommittee
Commercial Solvents Corp
Estes
Lumberjack Killed In Freak Taos Accident
Candido Muniz, a lumberjack from Redarte, died instantly in Carson National Forest near Taos. Observing safety rules, he finished cutting a dead tree then turned to safety but was struck by a falling log when the tree toppled. His helmet came off and a pine knot fractured his skull.
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U. S. Forest Service
Carson National Forest
Taos
Muniz
Chinese Orphans Heading For U S
In Hong Kong forty eight Chinese orphans, aged eight to fourteen, were flown to the United States for adoption by American families. The largest group from Hong Kong since 1958, they were evenly split by gender, with the International Social Services organizing the transfers, part of a four year total of six hundred fifty orphans moved to the United States.
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Hong Kong
United States
Red China
International Social Services
Pontoon Shoes Demonstrated For Water Navigation
Washington UPI reports three civilians in Army uniforms walked on water in the Pentagon lagoon wearing five foot long pontoon like shoes. Demonstration aimed to show military potential for swamp terrain in Viet Nam and Laos. Shoes weigh seven pounds and cost 40 to 50 dollars per pair.
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Washington
UPI
Pentagon Lagoon
South
Viet Nam
Laos
Allied Chemical Corp
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