Sheppard Case Reopened Lie Test Ordered
Ohio Governor C William ONeill announced Dr Samuel H Sheppard will undergo a lie detector test as the 1954 case of Marilyn Sheppard murder is reopened on the claim of a Deland convict Joseph Wedler who says he killed a Cleveland woman the night of the murder Wedler’s confession story previously dismissed as publicity ploy Private investigators assess Wedler’s truthfulness while Sheppard maintains innocence and a bushy naked intruder killed Marilyn Sheppard
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Sheppard
Marilyn
Wedler
Lockheed to Build New 51000 Sq Ft Lab in Palo Alto
Lockheed Missiles Systems Division will start construction this month on a 51000 square foot laboratory at the Palo Alto Research and Development Center within the Stanford Industrial Park. Missile division general manager L Eugene Root said the lab is the next to last in the 22 acre site building program.
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Sunnyvale
Lockheed Missile Systems Division
Palo Alto Research and Development Center
Missile Division
L. Eugene Root
Stanford Industrial Park
County Planners OK'd to Attend California Conference
Four members of the County Planning Commission staff were authorized by county supervisors to attend the California County Planning Commissioners Conference in Carmel from October 10 to 13. Expenses were approved for planning director Robert L. Williams, principal planner John Jay Thomas, chief of the advanced section C. Richard Dunann, and secretary Mrs. Virginia Easter.
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County Planning Commission
California County Planning Commissioners
Carmel
Robert L. Williams
John Jay Thomas
C. Richard Dunann
Virginia Easter
12 Killed In Train Wreck At Bollene France
Twelve people were killed and at least 80 injured when the Nice to Paris express derailed near Bollene in southern France shortly after midnight. An American couple was reported among the injured. The crash occurred after the train, traveling 75 mph, was switched from the main line to a secondary track. A survivor reportedly died of a heart attack while returning to the scene.
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Avignon
Nice
Newsmen Quota For China Studied
The State Department weighs how many American reporters could go to Red China if travel restrictions ease. Indications suggest some U.S. reporters may be approved for mainland assignments, with number and timing undecided. Senate Democratic Leader Mansfield praised Secretary Dulles for a limited number as a step forward if not too severe.
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State Department
China
U.S
Mike Mansfield
Senate
John Foster -Dulles
Airman Defies Court Martial Over White Sidewall Haircut
FUCAHU Japan Airman 3C Donald Wheeler of Cortez Colorado refuses to cut his hair to a white sidewall style. He tells four officers in a Special Court Martial that the haircut is ridiculous on any human. Wheeler disobeyed orders given while a member of the Honor Guard at United Nations Far East Command Headquarters in Tokyo. Wheeler’s civilian and military attorneys argued the ruling was unreasonable while 1st Lt William Shortt of Seattle, Wheeler’s former commander, ordered the trim. The court heard the contrast between Wheeler and the captain’s crew cut and noted Shortt’s own preference for the sidewall style.
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Fucahu
Japan
Donald Wheeler
Cortez
Cole
Air Force
Wheeler
United Nations - Far East Command
Tokyo
William Shortt
Seattle
Wash
Shortt
Daily Review notices and offices in Hayward area
The Daily Review lists multiple office addresses in Hayward Castro Valley and Centerville, California. It notes daily publication with Sundays off, subscription rates, and contact phone numbers for local offices in Castro Street, Castro Valley Crescent and Centerville Main Street.
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Daily Review, Inc
Pontoffice
Hayward
California
All Communications
O P.O
Daily Review
Castro Street
Alameda County
Eustra
Elmo
Castro Valley
Sowevard Lucerne
Centerville
South Main Street
Member
Audit Bureau
Egypt Reveals Plot to Slay Nasser by Former Officers
Cairo reports detail a conspiracy by fourteen people including nine ex-army officers and five civilians to assassinate President Gamal Abdel Nasser at a cabinet meeting. Authorities say several have confessed and the group linked to the Truth Partisans planned to install El Qin as premier and Hassan as interior minister after a coup.
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Chinegun Nasser
WAFD
Mohamed
Saleh
Din
Abdel Fattah Hassan
Minis
Wagters
Ahmed Atef Nasser
Ternments
Qin
Hassan
Legion Loses Soldier to Parents in Holland
In Heerlen Holland a father and mother revealed they abducted Alexander Schaefer after he enlisted in 1955 for five years in the French Foreign Legion. He wrote home this year saying he wanted out, the family then aided his escape after Bastille Day parade in Paris. They helped him cross into Belgium and into the Netherlands to hide him.
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Heerleheide
Holland
French Foreign Legion
Bassille
Alexander Schaefer
Legion
Schaefer
Paris
Belgium
Dam threatens town as Capulin area evacuations ease
Capulin Cols residents were evacuated as a 198 foot earthen dam on the hillside reservoir showed a gushing hole. State officials said the breach had not grown in 12 hours and the dam was holding, allowing evacuees to return.
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Terrace Reservoir
Alamosa Canyon
San Louis Valey
Valley
Colorado
Whitten
David Mathias
Mathias
Alamosa Creek
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