Prosecution Probes Deputy Coroner Testimony in Sheppard Case
Defense lawyers opened a detailed examination of the state's report on Marilyn Sheppard's death. Deputy Coroner Leslie Adelson testified about the 35 injuries and displayed seven slides of the body as Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard sobbed nearby.
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Cleveland
Marilyn Sheppard
Samuel H. Sheppard
William J. Corrigan
Leslie Adelson
Oneriaan
Adelson
Lester Adelson
Sheppard
Stephen A. Sheppard
Burke Backers Seek Official Count After Narrow Ohio Win
Supporters of Senator Burke move to recount votes after Ohio results show George H. Bender leading Burke by about 68 votes in a tight race. Burke allies telegrammed all 88 county chairs asking for unofficial precinct totals to compare with official returns.
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George H. Bender
Burke
Joseph P. Sullivan
Burke For Senator
Ohio
Congress
U. S. Senate
Secretary of State
Sullivan
Senate
Hamilton County
Cincinnati
Bender
Woman Stops Car With Police Station
Mrs Phoebe Londelius brakes failed on a hill and she steered toward the Central Police Station to halt the vehicle. Pedestrians scattered but Louise Alarcon suffered an arm injury in the mishap. The driver was not harmed.
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Los Angeles
Phoebe Londelius
First St. Hill
Central Police Station
Londelius
Louise Alarcon
State troopers arrest three for heroin possession on Route 42
Cincinnati men were arrested after patrolmen, acting on a narcotics tip, stopped a car on Route 42 four miles north of Sharonsville. The trio, all from Cincinnati, had 44 grams of heroin in their possession and are held in Hamilton County Jail without charges.
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Cincinnati
Sharonville
Hamilton County
Navy Halts Search for Lost Constellation Plane
The Navy cancelled the search for the No Super Constellation transport disappeared Saturday over the Atlantic with 42 aboard citing extreme weather conditions and ongoing bad weather hindering operations.
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Navy
New York
Atlantic
Navy Information Office
Opera Star Vincenzo Bettoni Dies in Milan at 73
Italian opera bass Vincenzo Bettoni died Friday in Milan at age 73. The long time La Scala performer and star at major world houses had a career spanning decades.
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Milan
Italy
Vincenzo Bettoni
la Scala
Four Die In Air Force Plane Crash Near Tucson
A crippled Air Force plane from Ellington Base Houston crashed during an emergency landing at Tucson Municipal Airport killing four airmen and injuring 11. The aircraft struck power lines then plummeted to the ground before bursting into flames. Three of the injured remained in serious but not critical condition at Pima County Hospital.
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Tucson
Ariz
Air Force
Ellington Air Force Base
Houston
Tex
Pima County
Split Ticket Voted In Colorado Election
Colorado voters produced a mixed result with a Republican senator and a Democratic governor. The House mirrored the split with two Republicans and two Democrats elected, while four Democrats won minor state offices and Republicans claimed the remaining two state jobs. The outcome left the State Legislature under Republican control.
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Denver
Colorado
Ike Willing To Work With Denis
Senate Republican leader Knowland said President Eisenhower wants close cordial and constructive relations with the new Democratic leadership in Congress after breakfast with Knowland. Johnson promised to meet the President more than half way in tackling national problems as Democrats take control of House and Senate in January.
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Knowland
Calif
Eisenhower
Congress
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Tex
Democrats
House
Attorney General Says Dope Law Inadequate
Ohio Attorney General C William O Neill warned the Legislature that state narcotics laws fail to deter drug traffic. He called Ohio an island surrounded by tougher penalties in nearby states, drawing illicit traffic and listing Ohio among the highest narcotics violation rates. The report estimated 15000 addicts spending over 75 million dollars yearly on illegal drugs.
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Columbus
Ohio
William O’neill
Actress Catherine Willard Bellamy Dies at 54
Catherine Willard Bellamy known as Catherine Willard died Thursday at 54 after a 25 year stage career. Born in Dayton she rose to prominence in New York theater circles. Her passing ends a notable chapter in American stage performance.
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New York
Catherine Willard Bellamy
Catherine Willard
Dayton
Short-Term Ohio Legislators Spark Pay and Precedent Debate
In Columbus, state officials clash over pay for Ohio's short term legislators known as sandwich lawmakers who fill the tail end of resignations or deaths. Their election coincided with the general election and they will take office only after sworn in, likely serving about a month and a half. Attorneys weigh in on whether they should be paid, with current wages at 3200 a year.
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House
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
General Assembly
Statehouse
Sties
William O'Neill
Carl Guess
Senate
O'Neill
Bomb Found in Union Hall in Denver Before Explosion
A homemade bomb using six sticks of dynamite was found at Pipefitters Union headquarters in Denver just three minutes before it was to explode. Detective Captain Clifford Stanley said a sputtering fuse was on a window sill and Thomas E. Hambly opened the window to cut the fuse. Five others were in the building. officials said no known grudge against the local existed.
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Denver
Pipefitters Union
Clifford Stanley
Thomas E. Hambly
Stanley
Democracy Reputation Suffered in Europe Tour Delegates Visit Columbus
Danish newspaper editor Poul Moeller said American democracy in action surpasses its abroad reputation. He spoke during a NATO delegation visit touring the United States and met with Governor Frank J. Lausche in Columbus.
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Columbus
Poul Moeller
Moeller
NATO
United States
Frank J. Lausche
Political Bell Ringing Splits Family Ticket in Divorce
Detroit court ruling grants divorce to Mrs. J. L. Baltic. She claims Nicholas Baltic spent so much time campaigning for the Democratic Party that he neglected work and family support. Circuit Judge Thomas M. Maher noted party activity cannot excuse lack of living.
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Thomas M. Maher
J. L. Baltic
Nicholas
Gary
Ind
Hitchhiker Killed After Fall From Car on Route 21
Cambridge resident Fred Hood, 64, died yesterday when a car taking him hitchhiking left Route 21 near Cambridge, struck a guard rail and ejected him. The driver, 19 year old Herman L. Starr of Canton, was thrown from the vehicle but unhurt.
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Cambridge
Fred Hood
Route 21
Herman L. Starr
Canton
Tragedy in Gallipolis Fire Claims Two Relatives
A small East Gallipolis home was destroyed by fire at 8:05 am Friday. Teenager Bob Casey, 16, and infant Gladiola Casey, 18 months, died in bed while others escaped. Cause cited as overheated coal stove. home described as an outhouse structure behind 1893 Chestnut.
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East Gallipolis
Bob Casey
John Casey
Chestnut St
Gladiola Casey
Grace C
Donald KR. Warehime
Chestnut
Walter Wise
Harvey Brown
Carl
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Casey
Gallipolis State Intitute
West Virginia Ordnance Works
Point Pleasant
Tob Casey
Spriegel Brothers Dairy
Miller's
Air Raids By Reds Are Halted In Formosa Battle Area
In the Tachens area near Formosa, bad weather hindered Communist air operations for the fifth day. Nationalist garrison at Yikiangshan held, Toumen Island defenses held, no sign of strikes toward Quemoy or Formosa, as Soviet-built bombers attacked Yikiangshan and five people were wounded.
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Formosa
Tachen
Red China
Yikiangshan
Toumen Island
Quemoy
Strait
United States
Tachens
Red Captives Write Home After 2 Years
Two Minnesota families learned their sons were alive after nearly two years missing since a B29 crash over Korea. T Sgt Howard M Brown of St Paul and A2C Harry Benjamin Jr of Worthington said they are being held by Chinese Communists in Peiping and that they were not allowed to smoke. Air Force says this is the first direct word from the 11 believed to have survived the Yalu crash. three of the 14 aboard were reported killed.
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Minn
Minnesota
Howard M. Brown
Harry Benjamin, Jr
Worthington
Peiping
Air Force
Yalu River
North Korea
State to Join Defense Test Alert Across 7 States
Maj. Gen Zo M Kreber said Ohio will participate in a regional defense test alert between Sunday midnight and Wednesday midnight. Kentucky West Virginia Maryland Delaware Virginia and the District of Columbia will also take part in the exercise.
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Columbus
Genzo M. Kreber
Ohio Civil Defense Corps
Kentucky
West Virginia
Maryland
Delaware
Virginia
District of Columbia
Mayor Proposes Teenage Juries for Juvenile Cases
Cleveland area report says Mayor John Olsen of Willowick urged city council members to form teenage juries to informally decide minor juvenile defense cases. He would preside and allow revisions by the mayor, arguing youths understand juvenile court issues.
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Cleveland
John Olsen
Willowick
Olsen
Five day forecast from Associated Press
Temperatures average about three degrees below normal with highs around 52 to 57 and a normal low near 3. Warmer Saturday and Sunday, cooler Monday, warmer Tuesday and Wednesday. Light rain or snow possible Tuesday. otherwise dry from Saturday through Wednesday.
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Associated Press
Morse Wins GOP Feud in Senate Power Shuffle
Senator Morse from Oregon, once ousted from two major committees, appears set to be restored to Armed Services and another panel after backing Democrats in reshaping the new Senate. He aided Democrats by backing Neuberger and signaled voting with Democrats to secure the 49th vote for organizing the chamber next January.
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Morse
Senate Republicana
GOP
Armed Services
Athor
Jes
Senate
Richard J. Neuberger
Oregon
Guy Cordon
Moree
Prisoner Dies After Hunger Strike at Eastern Penitentiary
Philadelphia dispatch reports convict Peter Bozzelli died of broncho pneumonia three weeks after starting a hunger strike in Eastern Penitentiary. Dr Nathan Blumberg cited weakened condition from lack of food and added Bozzelli refused food despite staff and priest efforts and even his own brother's pleas.
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Peter Bozzelli
Eastern Penitentiary
Nathan Blumberg
Bozzelli
Publisher Dies in Stevens Point Leader Guy W. Rogers
Guy W. Rogers 64 former president of Journal Printing Co and publisher of the Stevens Point Daily Journal died Thursday. A Stevens Point native and civic leader, he shaped local journalism and community service.
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Stevens Point
Wis
Guy W. Rogers
The
Journal Printing Co
Lisher
United States to Begin Talks on Nuclear Material Sharing
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr announced at the United Nations that the United States is ready to start bilateral talks to supply nuclear materials for research reactors overseas. He outlined a 1955 forward program for an international atomic energy agency, training, safety courses, and inviting foreign experts to U.S. facilities. The U.S. would also share data libraries with cooperating nations.
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N.Y
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
United States
Asembly
Eisenhower
International Atomic Energy
Gurpowes
Persona
U. S
Lodge
Truck Axle Tax Nets 11 Million In First Year
State Treasurer Poter W. Tracy reported the Ohio axle tax on large trucks brought in 11,183,117 in its first year of operation. The levy, plus a one cent gasoline tax, funds a half billion dollar highway program. About 31 large trucking firms have yet to pay, with extensions granted to others as court cases proceed.
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Onic
Poter W. Tracy
Ohio
Tracy
State Tax Department
Central Ohio Teachers Association annual meeting opens
The Lord annual meeting of the Central Ohio Teachers Association encompassing 16 counties opens in Columbus with about 9000 teachers and administrators attending.
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Columbus
Ohio
the Lord
Central Ohio Teachers Association
Democrats Set Probes Target Eisenhower Policy
Congress under Democratic control will scrutinize the Eisenhower administration. Probes likely cover civil service merit system reforms, removal of thousands of perceived security risks, and administration policies on power, public lands, and natural resources. Senator Gore cautions against a political circus.
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Washington
White House
Sen. Gore
Tennessee
Eisenhower
Sen. Johnston
DSC
Johnston
Senate Civil Service Committee
Democrats pledge cooperation after Senate victory and House margin
Democrats vow to work with President Eisenhower and seek a bipartisan path on national issues. Senate results show 48 Democrats, 47 Republicans, and independent Morse aligning with Dems on control, with Neuberger's win over Cordon likely sealing the margin. House tally reaches 242 to 204 in favor of Democrats.
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Washington
Senate
House
Eisenhower
Lyndon B Johnson
Austin
Oregon
Richard L. Neuberger
Guy Cordon
Sen
Morse
Waverly strikers replaced at Portsmouth area plant
A' Strikers Replaced At Waverly. Peter Kiewit Sons Co announced replacements for striking guards at the Portsmouth Area atomic plant in Ohio. About 300 guards walked out Wednesday, with plant surveillance tightened. Goodyear Atomic Corp plans a bargaining election Nov 16-17 for around 1000 workers, excluding plant police.
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Ohio
Bome
Portsmouth Area
Peter Kiewit Sons’ Co
Super
Ae ‘Alee
Silion Dollar
Kiewit
United Plant Guard Workers of America
Atomic Trades Council of
AFL
Piketon
Goodyear Atomic Corp
Satellite Camera to Orbit 500 Miles High
Grand Rapids area report says William P. Lear, Los Angeles, board chairman of Inc., predicts the government will plan an artificial camera-equipped satellite next year. He says the project would rival the scale of the first atomic bomb program and provide military intelligence to the US armed forces.
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Grand Ratics
Mich
William P. Lear
Los Angeles
Inc
Wilson Slated to Speak in Cleveland
A Cleveland event lists Wilson as the scheduled speaker with mayoral involvement and jury participation details indicating a public address and civic engagement.
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Cleveland
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