Sheppard Takes Witness Stand In Murder Trial
Cleveland December 9 Dr Samuel Sheppard testified in his murder case saying he and Marilyn had no serious disagreement and did not discuss divorce He described Marilyn as having only an academic interest in gifts to Susan Hayes He claimed a prowler killed Marilyn and denied abusing his son Chip or coaching a friend to feign a head injury while noting he was badly injured in the death of his wife.
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Susan
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India expects China to rebuff Indian plea over U S airmen
New Delhi reports that India’s ambassador N Raghavan says China would reject any push to free U S airmen sentenced on espionage charges. Nehru reportedly asked what response might follow an Indian intercession as Canada was said to have suggested. Chinese anger parallels American frustration, informants stated.
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Adthaven
Car hits two parked cars on Jefferson Street
Police report says a car driven by Harry W Nail aged 39 of 214 Swifts Highway struck two parked cars at 8:55 p m yesterday at 1004 Jefferson St He said he was blinded by lights from another car The parked cars belonged to William James Stutter 32 and J Merte Schulman 24 both of 1004 Jefferson St and were damaged
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Harry W. Nail
Swifts Highway
Jefferson St
Nail
William James Stutter
J. Merte Schulman
Pope Pius XII Shows Improvement Amid Illness
Vatican doctors report Pope Pius XII gaining strength his hiccups stopped and his condition improving after a two hour examination by three specialists and his physician Dr Riccardo Galeazzi Lisi. A bulletin says health improved perceptibly over recent days and Msgr Montini expressed relief and gratitude.
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Riccardo Galeazzi- Lisi
Raffaele Paolucci di Valmaggiore
Msgr
Giovanni Battista Montini
Montini
Milan
Holy Father
Name New Theory In Lung Cancer
Washington report attributes a Hoover Commission scientist theory that the 1918 19 influenza epidemic may have contributed to rising lung cancer rates. Dr Milton C Winternitz suggested other causes exist and admitted influenza proof is unconfirmed. In Los Angeles Carol Ann Beery sued actor Bliss Hayden for divorce on cruelty claims after seven months of marriage.
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Winternitz
Hoover Commission
Yale
National Research Council
Government Reorganization Commission
Hoover
Los Angeles
Carol Ann Beery
Wallace Beery
Bliss Hayden
AG Surplus Hits New Mark
The Agriculture Department reports Uncle Sam’s investments in surplus farm products under price support programs near seven billion dollars as of Oct 31. Loans total 2.53 billion on grains cotton tobacco and other products while commodities owned outright reach 4.11 billion. Losses for July October run to about 189.9 million, driven by selling surplus dairy products below cost. Major items include wheat cotton corn butter tobacco and cheese.
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Jlowers
Actress Gladys George Dies At 50 From Brain Hemorrhage
Autopsy in Los Angeles found brain hemorrhage caused the death of 50 year old actress Gladys George. Doctors had previously speculated barbiturate involvement but were ruled out. The report noted a history of throat cancer treated years earlier.
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Gladys George
Russell Jones
Sedalia pastor resigns to join Missouri Baptist group
The Rev. Walter P. Arnold of East Sedalia Baptist Church tendered his resignation to accept state secretary duties in Jefferson City with the Missouri Baptist General Association, effective January 5. A divorce suit was filed by Bobbie Jean Roberts, a minor, through Thomas D. Graham against Charles Wallace Roberts on grounds of general indignities. The couple married December 27, 1952, in Edgefield, South Carolina, and separated December 1954. plaintiff seeks custody for two minors, alimony and attorney fees.
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Walter P. Arnold
Bobbie Jean Roberts
Thomas D. Graham
Charles Wallace Roberts
Edgefield
S. C
Fess
Plan Scout Den Chiefs Conference Saturday
Local Cub Scouts will attend a Den Chiefs conference from 9 a m to 4 p m Saturday in the basement of the Bi Methodist Church. Mack Stewart leads training sessions for Cubmasters and Den Chiefs with E D Brasfield James Faris and H Haralson assisting as commissioners. Robert Burt aids as field Scout executive. Highlights include Your Job as a Den Chief Seven Points of a Den Meeting How to Lead Songs and Yells and How to Lead Games and Dual Contests. Each Scout and leader brings a sack lunch for noon.
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H. Haralson
Robert Burt
So den iChief
Reuther accuses Eisenhower of political fraud at CIO meet
Walter Reuther charged President Eisenhower with political fraud for not backing Secretary of Labor James P. Mitchell. He argued Mitchell lacks cabinet standing compared with Sinclair Weeks and accused the White House of using labor secretary as window dressing while shaping policy.
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Los Angeles
W—Cio
Walter Reuther
Eisenhower
Labor
James P. Mitchell
Reuther
CIO
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Commerce
Sinclair Weeks
Washington
Reuter
Weeks
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White House
America
Secretary of Labor
Death of Mrs. Martha Russell Rites Set in Russellville
Mrs. Martha Russell aged 53 died in a Kansas City hospital after a fall that fractured her skull. Funeral services are 2 p.m. Saturday at Russellville Baptist Church with burial in Enloe Cemetery. She was born September 29, 1901 near Russellville and is survived by son Armand Leslie of Kansas City, three sisters, three brothers, and two grandchildren. Mrs. Russell resided in Kansas City for 15 years.
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Ceorge
Ellen Russell
Armand Leslie
O. W. Strobel
Lioyd (Farris
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Rolla
Joe
George Russell
Russel
Reds to Hike Strength lf W Germany Rearmed
The report notes proposals submitted to the Berlin conference by the four powers and Soviet notes on the subject. It states ratification of the Paris agreements cannot solely resolve the disagreement on the Austrian issue. Washington, State D
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Hington
Officials say new Soviet rate not received by close of business
Department officials declined comment after reviewing news reports for any new Soviet move or policy line. The study found no clue evidence of a fresh Soviet policy. One contary fears an increase in naval power as a counter to German threat, aligning with previous Soviet notes.
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Finland's Great Composer Celebrates Eighth Birthday
Finland's renowned composer Sie belius marked his eighth birthday at his villa near dielninki with his children grandchildren and great grandchildren in attendance on the holiday.
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Siebelius
Finland
Dielninki
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