Motions for Acquittal in Dr Fair Case Overruled
In Cleveland Judge Edward Blythin overruled defense motions for a directed verdict of acquittal in the Sheppard murder trial. The ruling leaves guilt or innocence to a jury while allowing defense testimony from Dr Stephen Sheppard about a loving family and Marilyn Sheppard’s pregnancy reveal.
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Cleveland
Sheppard
Edward Blythin
Samuel Sheppard
Blythin
Stephen Sheppard
Marilyn Sheppard
Stephen
William J. Corrigan
Sam
Sam, Jr
Brazilian Parley Nears Adjournment On Friendly Terms
The first inter-American economic conference neared adjournment on a friendly note. The United States pledged aid to Latin America with a formal commitment of up to 1.5 million dollars for the OAS technical assistance program and unspecified millions in loans from the Export-Import Bank the World Bank and a new international finance corporation. Latin Americans voiced general satisfaction with results while some felt they did not get all they wanted but praised U S sympathy and cooperative stance.
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Quitandinha
Brazil
U. S
Latin America
Organization of American States
Export-Import Bank
World Bank
New International Finance Corporation Washington
Vatican Reports Pope Near Death
Vatican sources say Pope Pius XII, age 78, suffered a heart collapse with complications under rapid decline. A surgeon was summoned and emergency X rays were taken as signs of serious illness return after digestive troubles and a difficult summer. He has led the church for 15 years and 10 months.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
Vatican
Iowa Doctors And Hospitals Fail To Agree
A 10 hour conference between the Iowa Hospital Association and the Iowa State Medical Association ended without agreement. Dr. G V Caughlan said doctors offered concessions while hospital leaders argued over contracts to govern radiologists and pathologists in hospitals. The dispute centers on whether hospitals can employ such specialists on salary and bill patients for hospital laboratory services.
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DES Moines
Iowa
Thursay
G. H.scanlon
State Board of Medical Examiners
Cedar Rapids
G. V. Caughlan
Council Bluffs
Medical Society
Blair
Towa
Caughlan
International Narcotics Ring Busted in Coordinated Raids
U S narcotics agents and police from four nations disrupted an international ring planned to ship opium and narcotics to the United States via Italy and France. Raids across Turkey Lebanon Syria and others netted 27 traffickers and large seizures including 888 pounds of crude opium 44 pounds of morphine base and nine pounds of hashish.
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Rome
U.S
Italy
France
Turkey
Syria
Lebanon
Edemond Azzizeh
Beirut
U. S
Middle East
America
Aleppo
Marseille
Naples
Genoa
Palermo
Adana
Siragusa
Ahmet Ozsayar
Gerasimos Liarommatis
Athens
Ozsayar
Abou Say Basatni
Ike pressures UN over jailed Americans in China case
President Eisenhower urged United Nations action to defend the 13 Americans held as spies by China’s Communists. He rejected a blockade as a last resort and warned against warlike moves that could aid the Soviets. The State Department would decide if the matter goes to the UN.
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Washington
INS
Eisenhower
U.N
Red China
U. S
State Department
Crash Fatal for Williamsburg Man in Slick Highway Crash
Dave Harris, 70, of Williamsburg died from injuries after a two vehicle wreck on highway 149 six miles south of highway 6. Roy Wiebold, 17, of Williamsburg, drove a low-boy truck. Harris was the pickup driver. Miller and Wiebold were injured?
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Marengo
Dave Harris
Williamsburg
Highway 149
Highway 6
Harris
Roy Wiebold
William Morrin
Watts Hospital
Wiebold
Plane Wreck Found Five Survivors From Seven aboard
A Northeast Airlines DC-3 crashed on Old Baldy near Berlin New Hampshire. Five of seven aboard survived after 44 hours in freezing conditions. Pilot Peter Carey Mary L McEttrick and three passengers James Harvey Daniel Hall A W Miller were saved. co pilot George McCormick and dispatcher John McNulty died. Carey later reunited with his wife at Berlin hospital.
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Northeast Airlines
New Hampshire
Daniel H. Hall
Montclair
N. J
Resagee
Berlin
N. H
N.H
East Airlines
George McCormick
John McNulty
Boston
McNulty
Peter Carey
Swampscott
Mass
Mary L. McEttrick
James W. Harvey
Watertown
A. W. Miller
Philadelphia
Carey
Cchildren
Henderson Named State Dept Deputy Undersecretary
President Eisenhower announced Lou Henderson ambassador to Iran will become deputy undersecretary of state for administration. Jefferson Caffery to Egypt and Ross Rizley to other duties resignations accepted. Saltzman to leave, Henderson to succeed as top administrative officer with a new Iran appointment forthcoming.
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Washington
INS
Presdent
Eisenhower
Lou Henderson
Iran
Jefferson Caffery
Egypt
Ross Rizley
Agriculture
Commodity Credit Corporation Board of Directors
Rizley
Henderson
State Department
Senate
Congress
Another Hazard For Pedestrians
Croydon England AP reports Thomas Iles billed police for a broken pair of spectacles after a traffic officer signaled him to stop, thrusting an arm and injuring his eye while he walked by.
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Croydon
England
Thomas Iles
Poker with Girls Is Shy of Divorce
Edward R. Taddeo failed to obtain a divorce after arguing his wife stayed out late playing poker with the girls until 2 a.m. The Boston claim noted her persistent absence as the basis for the denial.
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Boston
Edward R. Taddeo
Shorty the Aberdeen Angus Sells for 16650 at Expo Auction
Shorty the grand champion Aberdeen Angus steer sold for 16 650 dollars at 1110 pounds to Ellard Pfaelzer for Allgauer's restaurants in Chicago. The sale price 15 a pound lagged behind previous years. reserve grand champion Barbara Clausen sold for 3 a pound. Janice Hullinger, 16, Manly Indiana, expressed joy.
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Chicago
Shorty
Janice Hullinger
Manly
Ellard Pfaeller
Allgauer
Allgauer’s
Janice
Kennelly Plans Renomination Bid in Democratic Primary
Chicago Mayor Martin H. Kennelly announced he will seek renomination in the Democratic primary. The report notes his continued bid for a second term amid city politics.
Atom Boosts City and Federal Cooperation Need
President Eisenhower urged closer city federal ties to meet atomic era risks and strengthen national security. He warned against excessive centralization while stressing decentralization as a shield, urging cooperation on education crime prevention juvenile delinquency and public health reforms.
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Washington
INS
Eisenhower
McCarthy Charges Gillette Forgery Prompt Senate Inquiry
Senate votes to form a two member subcommittee to probe the mail cover linked to Joseph R. McCarthy. The panel will examine forgery claims involving Guy Gillette and other senators amid disputes over funds and anti Communist contributions.
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Senate
McCarthy
Homer Ferguson
R-Mich
Walter F. George
D-Ga
Carl Hayden
D-Ariz
Roll Call Vote On Censure For Contempt
The Senate voted 67 to 20 to condemn Senator McCarthy for alleged contemptuous conduct toward a Senate subcommittee probing his finances in 1951 1952. The list names Republicans for and against the resolution with paired members noted.
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Washington
Senate
McCarthy
Mich
Flanders
Hendrickson
Ives
N.Y
Millikin
Colo
Payne
Maine
Potter
Saltonstall
Mass
Smiths
Smith
N.J
Thye
Minn
Watkins
Utah
Williams
Del
Democrats
Anderson
N.M
Burke
Ohio
Byrd
Clements
Daniel
S.C
Texas
Douglas
Eastland
Miss
Ellender
Ervin
N.C
Frear
Fulbright
Ark
George
Gillette
Iowa
Green
R.L
Hayden
Ariz
Hennings
Hill
Ala
Holland
Fla
Humphrey
Jackson
Wash
Wyo
Pastore
R.I
Robertson
Russell
Scott
Sparkman
Stennis
Symington
Morse
Joe
Integration Call Sounded by Reds
The eight Communist nations at the Soviet sponsored European security conference urged integration of their armed forces and a joint command if the Paris accords lead to rearming West Germany. Western powers snub the conference as it adjourned with a declaration backing the plan.
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Moscow
West Germany
Senate Censures McCarthy Vote Seeks Zwicker Charge Replacement
The Senate censured Sen. McCarthy 64 to 23 for attacks on the Zwicker charge and debated substituting a third count condemning his treatment of the Watkins committee. Bridges’ motion to table the Zwicker count failed 55 to 33, with mixed Democratic support. The debate included Jenner pressing Flanders over alleged Communist links and his ties to Pearl Harbor era figures.
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Washington
INS
Senate
Sen. McCarthy
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Ralph W. Zwicker
Watkins
Utah
Zwicker
Watkins Committee
Bridges
R-N.h
Chavez
N. M
Eastland
Miss
Ellender
Frear
Maine
Jenner
R-Ind
Flanders
R-Vt
Harry Dexter White
Frank Coe
Harold Glasser
Treasury Department
Institute of Pacific Relations
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Robert Klaverkamp
Tolsday
Atom
Ener Daily Record
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Inez Robb
Marion
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Horek
Senater
Joseph R. McCarthy
William F. Knowland
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Ferguson, George
Special Committee
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Gore
D-Tenn
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Reds
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R - Ia
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