Jury Deliberations In Sheppard Case Drag On In Cleveland
The Dr Samuel H Sheppard murder trial enters its tenth week as jurors remain split after a lengthy deliberation process. Judge Edward Blythin warned of possible further steps if a verdict is not reached soon while Dr Sheppard, in court attire, watches with family and attorneys nearby. The case hinges on circumstantial evidence from nearly seven weeks of testimony and 214 exhibits with a potential death sentence if guilty.
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Samuel H. Sheppard
Common Pleas
Edward Blywin
Sam
Fred W. Garmonel
Blythin
Lufnch
Jesurt-Room
Enybody
Samuel Sheppard
Criminal Courts Building
Cleveland
Breed O Gara Cross Fire on Transit Plan
East Bay rapid transit plan draws fire from State Senator Gerald O Gara of San Francisco with support from Senator Arthur Breed of Oakland during a Oakland city hall session. The plan would create an East Bay Municipal Transit District immediately, opposing the nine county BART plan. Opponents include San Francisco Supervisor Marvin Lew.
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Gerald O'Gara
San Francisco
Arthur H. Breed
O'Gara
State Senate
Bay Area
Breed
Oakland City Hall
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Alameda
Contra Costa
Rapid Transit Commission
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Area stores keep 9 p.m. hours to aid Christmas shoppers
Hayward area merchants announce nightly 9 pm closings through Thursday to boost holiday sales. Brisk buying persists with large stock on hand as transit disputes surface in local planning debates and questions arise about integration with rapid transit and nine-county plans.
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Hayward Area
Budget figures show big rise in military funding
President Eisenhower's tentative budget calls for a military increase to 33.6 billion for the coming year, with most of the rise going to the Air Force. For the current year Congress approved 29.6 billion for the armed services, while the national security budget would reach 42.6 billion including energy, foreign aid, and stockpiles. Domestic agency spending remains about 13 billion. Budget Director Rowland Hughes noted figures are tentative and a White House briefing outlined the bipartisan talks.
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Atomic Energy Commission
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Leaders of Congress
White House
Rowland Hughes
Four Local Men Among 457 Who Pass Bar Exam
Four Hayward area men are among 457 who passed the 195% fall State Bar examinations. Total testers were 888 with 50.9 percent success, down from last year. Notable local graduates include Charles Henry Dead of Hayward and John Kerwin Smith of Hayward, both with Hastings degrees and military service in their histories. Also from Hayward is J C Price and San Leandro’s Charles Robert Way, who will be sworn in before the California Supreme Court on January 3.
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Hayward
San Lorenzo
San Leandro
State Committee of Bar Examiners
California
East Bay
Alameda County
Charles Henry Dead
Woodridge Drive
Paul E. Deadrich
San Francisco Law School
Winifred
Bert
Charles, Jr
Deadrich
Deadrick
Hayware High School
John Kerwin Smith
Meg Kerwin Smith
Smith
Stanford University
Hastings College of Law
Germany
Hastings
Lee G. Ith
Hayward. E
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Man Is
J.C. Price
Mecklard Avenue
Price
Margaret
Charles Robert Way
Charles C. Way
Lee Avenue
Way
San Leandro High School
Young Way
Roalt
Sacramento
Supreme Court
Bay City Drive Seeks 400 More Signatures
Ashland residents learn that four hundred signatures are still needed before Bay City incorporation petitions can be presented to the Board of Supervisors for an election. Gerald Cochran, chairman of the incorporation committee, says signatures are being gathered at Ashland fire station 1, 1440 64th Avenue, tonight and tomorrow from 6 to 9 p.m. The drive continues until the target is reached, with 117 homeowners signing yesterday.
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Board of Supervisors
Gerald Cochran
64Th Avenue
Cochran
Burglars Net Almost $10,000 In Jewels From Oakland Home
Oakland police searched today for a burglar who ransacked a residence in the city. Investigators report jewelry valued close to ten thousand dollars was stolen in the break in, with authorities pursuing leads on the suspect.
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Oakland
Oakland Industalist
Douglas A. Ba‘l S
Burglar Steals Jewelry Across Two Homes
Oakland police report a burglary yielding 5000 in insured jewelry including a 32100 brooch set with 100 diamonds and a 450 diamond studded bracelet plus 2500 to 5000 in uninsured watches and pins. Two dozen Bailey jewelry pieces and other items were taken. also an Alameda building inspector’s home was entered nearby with 1000 in valuables stolen.
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Bailey
Judson’ Steel Co
Oakland
Healdsburg
H. J. Berge
Alameda
Mendes-France Wins All-Or-Nothing Vote
Premier Pierre Mendes-France won a dramatic confidence vote in the French assembly and pushed Indochina budget passage, signaling debate on West German rearmament and NATO plans. He defended US aid terms and announced SEATO pact ratification efforts for Indochina protection.
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French National Assembly
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Popular Republican
United States
Eisenhower
Manila
Dulles Says Paris Talk Ended in Good Spirits
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles said the Atlantic alliance talks in Paris ended in good spirits with some important decisions taken unanimously. He described a critical Western Europe period, noted ongoing French government confidence votes on rearming West Germany, and said NATO talks provided useful private discussions with Eden and Mendes.
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George M. Humphrey
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France
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London
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Anthony Eden
Mendes
U S Rejects Red Protest Over Leaflets
The United States rejected Hungary’s protest over Crusade for Freedom leaflets sent by balloon. The State Department found the leaflets’ calls for locally elected councils free speech and unions legitimate, urging peaceful global dialogue and an end to isolation of peoples.
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United States
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Crusade For Freedom
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Hing Barrie
Five Die As California Crashes Mount in Holidays
In a weekend of north coast accidents five people were killed and dozens injured following head on and other crashes. The California Highway Patrol reports rising holiday toll while the National Safety Council predicts 85 more fatalities in the state between Christmas Eve and New Year’s Day. Victims include Cecilia Rodriguez, 25, of San Jose, killed in a wrong way crash with Daniel Rodriguez, 22, who suffered critical head injuries. Martin Sabaca, 67, San Francisco, struck crossing a street. and others on Bayshore Highway and in Selma days after.
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Northfern California
California Highway Patrol
Nastione Safety Council
California
Lick
Memorial Freeway
Cecilia
Rodriguez
San Jose
Daniel Rodriguez
Vermont Street
Ceofas Baca
Delia
Bobo Olson
Martin Sabaca
John J. Granfield,Jr
Ernest Washington
Palo ‘Alto
Richard D. Shaw
Bayshore
Henry P. Wessel
Selma
Copter Makes Spectacular Mercy Flight
Charles Kuenzell of Bartlett Springs was flown by Coast Guard helicopter in a hazardous rescue from his Lake County home to Peralta Hospital Oakland with pneumonia and heart ailment. Paramedics rushed him from Claremont County Club to the hospital after a treacherous landing through trees.
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Charles Kuenzell
Lake County
Peralta Hospital
Kuenzell
Bartlett Water Company
Bartlett Springs
Clear Lake
Coast Guard
Raymond M. Miller
Miller
Claremont Country Club
Kuenzel
Raleigh Sage
Soviet Threat to End Treaties Over German Re-militarization
The Soviet Union warned it would cancel the 1942 Soviet British treaty of friendship and break the 1844 Franco-Soviet alliance if the Paris and London agreements to remilitarize West Germany are ratified. Moscow notes to Finland Yugoslavia Sweden Switzerland and Austria urged non NATO nations away from a German revival amid tensions.
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London
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Austria
William Hayter
Andrei Gromyko
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