Sheppard Cleared After 12 Years In Slaying
Samuel H. Sheppard, acquitted of the 1954 Bay Village murder of Marilyn Sheppard, spoke of freedom with no bitterness and plans to rebuild his life with his second wife Ariane Tebbenjo hanns Sheppard in Germany. His lawyers anticipate restoring his osteopathic license. he may or may not return to neurosurgery, saying he will help the sick if needed. He told reporters he plans nothing immediate and hopes to visit his German relatives while awaiting further actions on his career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, Ohio
Samuel H. Sheppard
Sheppard
Germany
Ariane Tebbenjohanns Sheppard
Marilyn Sheppard
Bay Village
Items To Cost $20,000 For CMH Hospital Needs
Corry Memorial Hospital faces a $20,000 equipment need per a property committee report to the board. The list spans about 30 items including a biological refrigerator, lab microscope, portable x ray unit, flame photometer, ultrasonic cleaner and dietary department refrigerator. Three star urgent items include Fluotex vaporizer, a toaster, dietary carts regulator and a vacuum for the cast cutter. the hospital auxiliary plans to buy a croupette and the microscope, potentially reducing required funds by about $1,000. A finance committee will study the three star items and report back at the December meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
Board of
Samuel Antrim
Antrim
Finance Committee
Privately Financed Eye Medical Arts Center In CMH Expansion Plans
Corry Memorial Hospital board discussed updating current facilities and adding a medical arts center. A topographical survey of York street site was approved, with architects and engineers to provide a rough sketch and present rental and construction costs. The center would be privately financed with no cost to the public.
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Eye Medical Arts Center
Cmh
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry Memorial Hospital Association Board of Directors
York Street
R. Elwin Fuller
Medical Arts Center Committee
Fuller
Sen Milton Young Heads For Vietnam to Fight Graft
Sen Milton R Young a member of the Senate watchdog committee travels to Vietnam to examine U S aid handling and progress of the war He cites AP reporting on graft theft and bribery noting 20 25 percent of economic aid may reach crooks He will serve on the Appropriations Committee and CIA panel and plans to report findings to both committees
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Milton R. Young
Senate
Viet Nam
U.S
Associated Press
North Dakota Republican
United States
Young
Senate Appropriations Committee
Central Intelligence Agency
Appropriations Committee
Special
CLA
Viet War Casualties Increase in Mekong Delta Attacks
Viet Cong mortars hit Ben Tre and militia outposts in the Mekong Delta overnight and today. Two civilians were killed and nine wounded in Ben Tre. fifteen militiamen were seriously hurt at a watch tower. U.S. Marines reported 28 Communists killed in a large action south of the demilitarized zone, as American troop strength rose to 358,000. Casualties overall rose sharply for both sides, with 952 U.S. casualties last week. Saigon also shut down PX Alley, a major black market area near the U.S. Embassy.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Mekong
Ben Tre
U.S
Viet Nam
Tay Ninh
U.S. Post Exchange
Area Farmer Satisfactory After Mishap
An area farmer, R. D. 3 Corryman, remained in satisfactory condition at Hamot Hospital Erie after a farm accident that severed two toes and damaged tendons in his right foot. Marvin Nelson 41 of Elgin Road was injured when his car corn slipped into a power shaft at a wagon front. He was rushed to Union City Memorial Hospital then transferred to Hamot for orthopedic surgery and is satisfactory post operation.
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Corryman
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Marvin Nelson
Elgin Road
Nelson
Union City Memorial Hospital
Hamot
Johnson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Lady Bird
Eisenhower
White House
Cain
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Court To Decide On Cancer Cure Hearing Set In Pittsburgh
Federal judge scheduled a November 28 hearing on a permanent injunction against the sale of Mucorbin a diet supplement advertised for cancer treatment. Judge Louis Rosenberg had issued a preliminary injunction last year against Nutrition Service Inc Pittsburgh formerly the Drosnes Laenby Cancer Clinic.
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Pittsburgh
Louis Rosenberg
Nutrition Service, Inc
Drosnes — Laenby Caner
Two Dairies Appeal Court's Ban Against Price Cutting
Harrisburg AP reports attorneys for two chain dairies in Scranton and Philadelphia seek delay of a preliminary injunction to prevent milk sales below state set prices. Louden Hill Farms of Scranton and Lily Penn Food Stores of Philadelphia face restrictions and possible Harrisburg-area store openings. Institutions challenge Milk Control Law authority. Lily Penn and Louden Hill pursue federal court actions.
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Harrisburg
Scranton
Philadelphia
State Supreme Court
State Milk Control Commission
Commonwealth Court
Louden Hill Farms, Inc
Lily - Penn Food Stores, Inc
Harold E. Kohn
Lily Penn
J. Brooke Aker
Louden Hill
Supreme Court
Commission
Pennsylvania
U.S. Middle District Court
Lily-Penn
Wilkes-Barre
Willis Daniels
Kohn
Cumberland Farms
Riverton
N.J
Harrisburg Dairies, Inc
Powell ordered to surrender by November 23
New York Supreme Court Justice Matthew M. Levy ordered Rep. Adam Clayton Powell to surrender to the sheriff on November 23 to begin a 90 day jail term for criminal contempt. Powell faces an additional 60 day term if he does not pay a 500 dollar fine. He was found to have willfully ignored five court directives last October and later convicted for breaking two of them. Powell’s arrest would place him in Manhattan’s civil jail amid other litigation inmates. The case stems from a 164000 dollar libel judgment against him for calling Esther James a bag woman on a TV show in 1960.
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York
Supreme Court
Matthew M. Levy
Adam Clayton Powell
Harlem
Levy
Powell
New York
Manhattan
Esther James
Raymond Rubin
LBJ Recovery Progress Report After Surgery
President Johnson rushes back to work as his doctors note steady recovery from surgery. Dr. Cain says attending physicians pleased with progress and pace of his return to state duties after the operation.
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Washington
Johnson
James C. Cain
Cain
LBJ
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Legislature Cannot Elect Governor
A federal three judge panel ruled the Georgia Legislature cannot elect a governor in a deadlock between Howard Callaway and Lester Maddox. The decision voids the state constitution provision for legislative decision in no majority elections and triggers an immediate appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court, with a 10 day stay to seek another stay.
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Atlanta, Ga
Georgia
Howard Bo Callaway
Lester Maddox
U.S. Supreme Court
Arthur K. Bolton
Supreme Court
Draft to Help Wife: Man Appeals Classification Change
Tom Michaels, 22, of Warren Miki 9 Detroit suburb appeals a draft board decision labeling him 1-A. He says he must stay home to care for his wife Mary, 23, who suffered complete kidney failure in September. He plans to buy an artificial kidney machine for 84,200 and learn to operate it, hoping to keep her alive. He lost his student deferment after dropping out of college to care for her.
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Mary
Michaels
CAHS Set To Host Big Music Festival
Corry Area High School will host the PMEA North West District Chorus Festival January 19 to 21 with more than 200 high school singers from 30 schools in Erie Crawford Warren Forest and Venango counties. Guest conductor Harry D. Mason of Lincoln High School Canton Ohio will lead the three day event as student housing is arranged in local homes.
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Vorry Area
Pennsylvania Music Educators Association
Corry
H. Lynn Rice
Harry D. Mason
Lincoln High School
Canton
Ohio
PMEA
Warren
Erie
Crawford
Forest
Venango
Rice
Leroy Peck
Lee Tripp
Ronald Rairie
Clifford Buesink
Boyd Berrett
Kenneth Burr
Franke McKnight
George Pfusch
Carl Rennells
Keppel Tiffany
Max Bennink
Ramsey Rogers
Virginia Ross
Judith Dwyer
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Yount
Homer King
Clearfield
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Luthersburg
R.D
Sen
Viet
Tom Michaels
Miki
Detroit
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