Sam Sheppard found not guilty in second 1954 murder trial
Cleveland jury of seven men and five women acquits Dr Samuel H Sheppard of the bludgeon murder of his first wife Marilyn in 1954. He walks free with Ariane, praising relief and expressing no bitterness after a decade in prison.
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Lack of leadership seen confusing aid programs
Secretary Robert C. Weaver says confusion in federal domestic aid programs stems from absence of metropolitan leadership. Senate hearings examine 170 grants totaling nearly 15 billion dollars for 1967, urging area-wide coordination and a national intergovernmental council. Fairfield police report unmarked cruiser stolen from a city yard.
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Vermont Medicaid Program Approved in Vermont
The Department of Health Education and Welfare approved a Vermont Medicaid program with retroactive federal participation to July 1. About 14 000 people are expected to enroll in the first year and the federal cost is estimated at 3.5 million dollars.
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Legal move eyed to compensate ex convict Sheppard
Lawyer F Lee Bailey promised new suits after Samuel Sheppard was acquitted of a crime that kept him jailed a decade. He said claims would target parties other than Ohio and would proceed via the Sundry Claims Board and legislature, with specifics to follow. The case already exposed questions about pretrial publicity and justice in the Ohio system.
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Nader files $26 million suit against General Motors
Ralph Nader, author of Unsafe at Any Speed, sues GM for 26 million dollars in state supreme court alleging harassment and smearing aided by private investigators Vincent Gillen Associates and Fidelifacts. He claims agencies used false pretenses to question associates and intruded into his personal life, seeking to injure him.
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