Ex-Patient Demands Lie Detector Test In Sheppard Case
Phillip A. Schilling, a former patient of Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard, requests a lie detector test to prove innocence in Marilyn Sheppard's murder. Cleveland police express no connection, while Schilling faces jail on unrelated charges and questions continue about the crime.
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Cleveland
Samuel H. Sheppard
David E. Kerr
Phillip A. Schilling
Kerr
Schilling
Bay Village
Detroit
West Side
Marilyn Sheppard
Marine City
Mich
Stephen Sheppard
Marilyn
Peter Becker
Vincent Morrow
Samuel Sheppard
Field Couple Seeks Rest in Switzerland After Release
Hermann Field and his wife issued a joint statement saying they need complete rest and will remain quietly in Switzerland for the present. The release followed his five years in Communist Poland. Mrs Field's mother said the message came from London and was relayed by telephone. They expressed gratitude to supporters as they stay in Switzerland with Hermann and Kate Field.
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Hermann ‘Field
Switzerland
Field
Reds
Cleveland
Poland
Zurich
Hermann Field
Iron Curtain
Noel
Noel Field
Herta
Hungary
Noel Fields
Hermann
Elsie ‘Field
Urbana
Ill
Morse Raps Case on Censure Shift and Alibiing
Sen. Wayne Morse accuses Sen. Francis Case of alibiing without justification over Case’s stance change on the McCarthy censure report. Morse argues Case’s reversal undermines the Watkins committee findings condemning McCarthy’s conduct toward Brig. Gen. Ralph W. Zwicker. Debate is paused until Nov. 29 as McCarthy receives elbow injury treatment.
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Case
Joseph R. McCarthy
McCarthy
Ralph W. Zwicker
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Watkins Committee
Watkins
Senate
Naval Medical Center
Bethesda
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Jackson
CBS
Capitol Cloakroom
Congress
RCA Responds to Antitrust Suit Over Patents and Licensing
The RCA defense asserts government and court approvals in 1932 1942 and 1954 for the agreements and argues it does not issue exclusive licenses nor block competition. The suit names co conspirators including AT&T Western Electric Bell Labs General Electric and Westinghouse Electric. RCA says its licensing policy spurred rapid growth in radio television.
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New York
Radio Corporation of America
RCA
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Western Electric Co
Bell Telephone Laboratories
General Electric Co
Westinghouse Electric Corp
America
Eisenhower Opens TB Seals Drive With Purchase
President Eisenhower bought $5 worth of tuberculosis Christmas seals to start the 1954 sales campaign. He received the seals from Dr. Esmond R. Long, a National Tuberculosis Association medical research director, who has long studied the disease as patient, physician and investigator.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Esmond R. Long
National Tuberculosis Association
Long
U S Lend Lease To Help Rearming Of West Germany
Bonn Germany AP Chancellor Adenauer announced the United States will aid West Germany with a lend lease to finance arming a 500000 man defense force under Paris agreements. The bulletin says Germany will rely on foreign supplies for initial arms and plans estimate 40 billion marks cost over three years with 20 billion marks from U S equipment.
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U.S
West Germany
Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
United States
West
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
National Defense Commission
Umbrella Used As Fatal Weapon in Pittsburgh Stabbing
In Pittsburgh a 54 year old industrial worker, G. G. Reefer, was fatally stabbed with a pointed umbrella as he planned a date with Irene Taylor. Suspect William Crawford, 33, is held on felonious assault and battery charges. Taylor is detained as a material witness. Autopsy ordered.
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Pittsburgh
William Gilmore
G. G. Reefer
Mercy Hospital
William Crawford
Reefer
Irene Taylor
Gilmore
Miss Taylor
Crawford
Planning New High Schools By Windheim Article
Lee S Windheim designer in charge of Cedar Rapids new high school program outlines first steps in planning two new high schools for the Lee J Daly Company of Omaha. Accompanying illustrations accompany his editorial.
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Lee S. Windheim
Cedar Rapids
Lee J. Daly Company
Omaha
Former Iowan and Son Die in Alaska Plane Crash
A former Iowa man Ernest Beagle Jr., 29, and his 5-year-old son Paul died when the light plane they rode in crashed into Cook Inlet 60 miles southwest of Anchorage. Pilot Don Johnson and two others survived. Beagle’s wife Vila Pries and his parents survived. Beagle had lived in Kenai for about three years and worked for Pome roy Construction Company.
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Alaska
Iowa
Cook Inlet
Here
Ernest Beagle, Jr
Paul
Beagle
Nashuala
Beagles
Bill Ramjsey
Kenai
Don Johnson
Johnson
Pomeroy Construction Company
Vila Pries
Waterloo
Man Keeps Pigs in Basement for Chicago Show Prep
Hal White, a 32 year old sporting goods businessman, keeps three Tamworth hogs in his Beverly Hills basement to prepare for the International Livestock Show opening November 27. The pigs, raised for 10 years and blue ribbon winners, were moved from his yard after neighbors complained to the Health Department two years ago. White says dogs barking near windows prompted the basement caging as a safeguard for his pigs.
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Chicago
Hal White
White
Beverly Hills
Health Department
Sporting Goods
Cincinnati Enquirer Raises Sunday Price
The Cincinnati Enquirer raised its Sunday edition price from 15 to 20 cents. The employee owned paper reports a Sunday circulation of 289,907.
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Cincinnati
SNS
Cincinnati Enquirer
Enquirer
Anti Freezing Binge Fatal to Three Prisoners
Three federal inmates died after attempting an anti-freeze binge at the La Tuna federal correctional institution in Texas. Warden R. H. Armstrong said the liquid has no alcohol content and was ingested for a thrill. The men, who worked in the prison garage, obtained the anti-freeze from a car radiator or during filling a radiator.
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LA Tuna
Texas
R. H. Armstrong
la Tuna Federal Correctional Institution
Armstrong
World Eyes American Conference
Sergio Santelices reports from Rio de Janeiro as an inter American economic conference opens drawing wide attention. Britain France West Germany Italy Spain Portugal Canada Japan Indonesia and other nations send observers to assess potential global impact while U S officials debate expansion of export import bank lending and development loans. A House committee warns of Kremlin activity in Latin America urging more U S financial aid to counter communism and rails against Monroe Doctrine violations.
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Rio
Joao Carlos Muniz
Herbert Hoover, Jr
Alexander Wiley
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France
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Italy
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Portugal
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Indonesia
Henry F. Holland
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Russia
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Soviet Bureaucrats to Be Placed in Production Roles
London AP report notes wholesale dismissals of Soviet government clerks with thousands sent to factories and farms. Pravda cites inflated payrolls and inefficiency while promising to reassign workers to production sites in distant areas of Central Asia and Siberia.
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London
Pravda
Central Asia
Siberia
Kremlin
Judy Garland Admitted for Checkup at Cedar of Lebanon
Actress Judy Garland is in Cedar of Lebanon hospital for a checkup and rest. Dr Frederick Pobbs says her condition is satisfactory. Garland, wife of producer Sid Luft, expects their second child next April.
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Hollywood
INS
Judy Garland
Cedar of ‘Lebanon Hospital
Frederick Pobbs
Miss Garland
Sid Luft
Algae Could Supply Oxygen and Food for Space and Submarine Crews
Navy researchers say single celled alga chlorella can produce oxygen in closed spaces and even provide food. In Research Reviews J A Bassham notes the method could help submarines and future interplanetary ships by maintaining breathable air.
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Washington
Navy
Research Reviews
Office of Naval Research
Earth
J. A. Bassham
University of California Radiation Laboratory
Bassham
Search for Girl Continues While Uncle Is Held
The missing 11 year old Jeannette Earnest, kidnapped in Fort Worth Texas, prompts a Missouri search along U S highway 66. Her uncle Thurman Priest 48 of Grand Prairie Texas was arrested in Mount Vernon Missouri on kidnapping charges after officers traced a tour court check in Baxter Springs Kansas and Stanton Missouri and a later call to his wife. Priest submitted to a truth serum test but it had little effect.
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Mount Vernon
Jeannette Earnest
Fort Worth
Texas
Missouri
Thurman Priest
Grand Prairie
E. N. Buie
Priest
Stanton
St. Louis
Identification of blouse widens search for missing 11 year old
In Lebanon Missouri police centered the search for 11 year old Jeanette Earnest on a stained cotton blouse found earlier. The girl's aunt Mrs. Etta Mae Priest cried as she confirmed the pink gray and white garment was hers at police headquarters.
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Lebanon
Jeanette Earnest
Etta Mae Priest
Notre Dame Alumnus Dies At Iowa Stadium
Anton C. Stephan 72 of Chicago, Notre Dame alumnus, died at Iowa Stadium during the Iowa Notre Dame football game. He was a retired businessman honored by Notre Dame in 1952 for alumni activities. Stricken about 3 30 p m, he died on arrival at University hospitals. death attributed to heart attack.
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Iowa City
University of Notre Dame
Anton C. Stephan
Chicago
Iowa Stadium
Iowa
Cheyenne Bar Owner Cashes Phony $5 Check
A Cheyenne bar owner may have realized the five dollar check he cashed for a customer on Friday was fake. The check bore the endorsement U. R. Stuck and is under investigation.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
U. R. Stuck
Ratification Ahead of Debate Marks Western Stance
Washington reports say French Premier Mendes France and Secretary Dulles rejected Molotov’s delay tactic on German rearmament and urged early allied ratification before a new conference with Russia. They dismissed improvised propaganda debates and prepared for serious negotiations in good faith.
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Mendes- France
Dulles
Dow
Molotov
Russia
Moscow
Foreign Office
Mendes - France
State Department
New York
Paris
Mendes-France
Viet Nam
Indo- China
Queen's University Prank Ties to Scantily Clad Cadaver Found
Kingston report says university blames prankster students for a cadaver stolen from a medical lab and hung from a tree in front of a girls dormitory. The incident drew campus outrage and prompted a police inquiry while students defended the act as a misguided prank.
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Kingston, Ont
Queen's University
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