Jury Deadlock Lingers in Sheppard Case After 34 Hours
Cleveland AR report details a hung jury in the Samuel Sheppard murder trial. Jurors deliberated over Friday into Saturday, with Judge Blythin indicating no verdict and signaling possible Sunday discussion. The defense and prosecution prepared for ongoing deliberations and potential appeals.
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Dr. Sam
Blythin
Cleveland
Samuel Sheppard
Marilyn
Jun Hothere
Tee
Daoediya
Jay
Jude Balsamie
Hisphliy
Weyers
Cleveland Patel
Edward Blythin
Bao Ballista
Debber
Durore
Stephen
Richard
Cloververn
Marilyn Sheppard
Jong Aa
Barn Jimne
Crisabal
Hereell
Beit
Criminal Courts
Wiliam J Coragan
Mnax-Crete
Merley
Sug
NATO agrees civilian governments keep final say on atomic use
The Paris communique following a NATO meeting states civilian governments will decide when atomic weapons may be used in Western Europe defense. It notes no binding poll method in emergencies and no schedule for US consultation beyond existing orders. The plan emphasizes long term deterrence with strong allied armies.
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Europe Defense Plan
PARIS
Atlantic Alliance
Europe
Cas
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
United States
Alfred M. Gruenther
Haseen
NATO
Red China Threats US Hikers Spy Case Amid Hammarskjold Visit
Peiping radio denounced U.S. spy convictions and warned that threats of war or UN action will not sway China. A commentator defended sovereignty while Hammarskjold’s planned talks faced uncertainty as the 11 prisoners’ fate loomed. The broadcast attacked Senator Wiley over UN action comments.
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Tokyo
Peiping
Red China
U.S
Dag Hammarskjoild
Kiang Nan
Lany
Chou En-lai
Reeceive” Hammarskjold
Chou
Hammarskjold
Tliere
WU. S. Sen
Alexander Wiley
R-Wis
Senate Foreign Relations Commmitee
United Nations
Thethers
Industry Leaders See Better Business in ’50
The U S Chamber of Commerce forecasts 1955 production 2 to 5 percent higher than 1954, with output possibly hitting a 365 billion dollar record if growth reaches 5 percent. Eleven of thirteen industry groups foresee rising activity while railroads expect leveling off. Dr Emerson P Schmidt cautions gains may not stop unemployment rising with population growth and per worker output.
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Washington
United States Chamber of Commerce
Chemhore
Chambers
Emerson P. Schmidt
Schmidt
Japan's Hatoyama government backs free world in trade
Japan's new government led by Conservative Prime Minister Ichiro Hatoyama remains in the free world camp and will avoid moves that threaten that stance. Individual Japanese businessmen must push any expansion of trade with Red China and Russia, with the government likely easing travel bans for nonpolitical visits. An American Embassy spokesman said Tokyo seeks close relations with the United States. Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov's offer to meet on normalizing ties drew a cool response from most leaders except the Left of the Socialist party.
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Tokyo
Japan
Ichiro Hatoyama
Reda
Hatoyama
John Allison
United States
Molotov
Russia
Japanese Socialist Party
Texas Santa Opens Toy Door for Needy Kids
In Garden Valley East Texas Neal Cain 80 and wife Mary 71 host a long running Christmas event. They save year to year to buy gifts after repairing toys and gathering donations for a charity that welcomes all children with a focus on orphans and the needy. Last year 2611 children visited and this year expected to grow. The party begins Monday and serves as a Christmas institution for the area.
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Garden Valley
Texas
East Texas
Santa Claus
Neal Cain
Mary
Aera
Costa Rica Considers Amnesty Bill for Civil War Exiles
President Jose Figueres announces he will submit a bill to Congress for a general amnesty law. The measure would benefit political exiles and individuals convicted for offenses during the 1948 civil war in Costa Rica.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
Jose Figueres
Congress
Beautiful Spy Miss Schmidt Faces Espionage Trial
East German beauty Irmgard Margarethe Schmidt is accused of selling West Berlin defense battle orders to Russia. She allegedly transmitted Air Force and Army intelligence details for about 375 dollars. She faces charges at a VU I High Commission court next week.
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Berlin
U. S
West Berlin
Irmgard Margarethe Schmidt
Amercan
Fraulein
High Commission
Miss Schmidt
Mata Hari
U S Plans Pooling Secret Atomic Info
The United States and its NATO allies plan sign agreements to share secret atomic warfare information with allied military authorities. The deals aim to prevent leaks to Russia and integrate atomic weapons into Western defense, with U S strategic arms, specialized teams, and shared data informing frontline NATO planning.
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United States
Europe
Russia
Atlantic Alliance Organization
Paris
NATO Journal
Britain
France
Strategic Air Command
Soviet Union
Dulles
NATO
Massillon
United
Democrats Fight Confirmation of Nominee
Democrats in Congress oppose Joseph Campbell for comptroller general. They argue his Atomic Energy Commission past and support for the Dixon Yates power contract breach a tacit understanding that the nominee must come from Congress. Senator Sparkman contends Campbell may be disqualified as independent auditor and fault his alignment with Eisenhower.
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Joseph Campbell
Els
Congress
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Campbell
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Congressional
Sparkman
DeAla
Dixon- Yates
Eisenhower
Pigeon Edna Returns After Dual Mediterranean Cruises
A blue checkered pigeon named Edna, aboard the ISS Exford during Hurricane Edna, made two Mediterranean help cruises before returning to Daniel Buono of Mognachie. The crew and owner describe the bird as restless, preferring to wing with gulls. Edna arrived back yesterday, ending an unlikely voyage for the feathered traveler.
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Jersey City
N. S
Edna
Mediterranean
Iss
Exford
New Yorks
Daniel Buono
Mognachie
Europe
Edne
Group Eyed For Fascism Threat
The Justice Department studies a House report urging prosecution of the National Renaissance Party described as avowedly fascist. The report labeled the group clearly subversive and un American and called for action under the Smith Act. A DOJ spokesman declined further comment pending study completion. The committee also condemned neo Fascist hate groups aiming to sow creed and race conflicts.
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Washington
Justice Department
House Un-American Activities Committee
New York
Fnday
National Renaissance Party
Department
East Germans Await Inspection by Soviet-Romanian Command
East Germany's infantry trained People's Police may receive a February inspection tour by Red Army Marshal Konstantin Rokossovsky who heads Poland's army. Western observers cite Rokossovsky as a potential supreme commander of a Red bloc tied to Moscow if West Germany rearmament proceeds.
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Berlin
Raffio Free
Paoli Judge Denies Name Change Petition
Paoli Indiana Circuit Judge Charles Ratt refused Earl W Bottomlee’s petition to change his name to Asarlygodlet Whleyelectronsmiit Lee. The judge ruled the proposed name would be a handicap to Bottomlee’s 7 year old son, who was present during the hearing after returning from a cotton-picking job in New Mexico.
Jet Age Aims at Rural Adams County Site
WEST UNION Adams County may see jet age plans as GE ends speculation on options for more than 450 acres near Prenles. The land would connect to top secret vertical take off engine work. Buyers unnamed. farmers, merchants and officials speculate on local economic uplift.
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West Union
UPI
Adams County
Pike County
General Electric
Werrof
Loiday Might St
Prenles
Eisenhower poised to end Korean War emergency
Washington reports President Eisenhower plans to declare an end to the Korean War emergency to save the Treasury hundreds of millions in future veterans benefits. Press secretary Hagerty said an order is in the works, with a date to be set by Congress.
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UPI
Eisenhower
Treasury
James C. Hagerty
Truman
Harvey Y. Higiey
Congress
Higley
Newark Hero Rescue Saves Child From Train Tracks
A frightened man in Newark, Donald Gallagher, rescued 3 year old Mary Catherine Wheeler who fell from a train at Pennsylvania Station. He crawled to the tracks as a passing train narrowly cleared him and the child. the engineer halted the train after onlookers cried out. The girl suffered a small bruise and was unharmed overall.
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Donald Gallagher
Mary Cathl
Eene Wheeler
Gallagher
Ated
Gallaher
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