Sheppard Seeks New Trial From High Court
In Washington Dr Samuel Sheppard asks the Supreme Court to overturn his 1954 murder conviction claiming pretrial publicity denied him a fair trial. The Ohio case involved charges of second degree murder for his first wife Marilyn, who was beaten to death. He was released after 10 years, now appeals while on bail. F Lee Bailey argues 11 questions on pretrial publicity and potential juror prejudice.
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Sheppard
F. Lee Bailey
Boston
Supreme Court
Ohio
William B. Saxhe
Long Suit Is Trick Stretcher in Six Spades Play
In a six spades hand, South plans to establish dummy’s long clubs despite a potential club loser. He leads the deuce of clubs, ruffs later in clubs, and uses spades to return to dummy. If opponents cash diamonds, he refines hearts, aiming to set up dummy’s fifth club as winner while navigating potential heart discards.
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Dummy
South
Dummny
Communist Labor Troubles Shake Chile Amid Strikes
In Santiago, widespread labor unrest fueled by Communist influence threatens Chile’s fragile economy. Copper unionists press for higher pay while sympathy actions loom, and the government vows to use legal tools as it negotiates with key industries including copper, rail, health, electric power, steel, and telecommunications.
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Joseph L Benyam
Santiago
Chile
Kennecott Corp
National Health Service
Kennecott
el Tenfonte
Caletones
Andes
Sariliago
Copper Workers Federation
Anaconda
State's tallest opens with public tours in Winston-Salem
Officials cut the ribbon for the 30 story Wachovia Building in Winston-Salem. Open house runs from 3 to 9 p.m. through March 4 with guided tours of banking departments and access to the observation deck, the highest public viewing point in Piedmont North Carolina. Wachovia occupies 11 floors while other tenants move into other sections.
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Wachovia
Winston-Salem
Piedmont North Carolina
Storekeeper Passes Up Quick Profit Chance
Sulphur Lick Kentucky storekeeper Charles Leamon and his wife own the only store near a booming oil gusher. Despite oilmen flooding the area and leases soaring to $100 an acre, Leamon kept prices unchanged. He cites honesty, runs a cashless honor system at the counter, with sandwiches handed to customers directly and payment collected six feet away.
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Jere Moore JR
Sulphur Lick
Charles Leamond
Charlie
Charles Seamon
Kentucky
Tompkinsville
Glasgow
Jack Hays
Leamon
Leaman
Weather Outlook Promises Dismal North Carolina Day
The Associated Press reports generally dismal weather across North Carolina. Inland areas face cool, cloudy skies with intermittent rain. coast areas expect mild conditions with showers possibly thunder. Highs reach 40s inland to mid 60s along the coast, with cooler lows tonight and easing clouds on Tuesday. Rain spread Sunday night. morning lows include 30 in Asheville, 85 in Charlotte and Greensboro, 41 in Raleigh, 48 in Wilmington.
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North Carolina
Asheville
Charlotte
Greensboro
Raleigh
Wilmington
North Carolina and South Carolina Weather Forecast
Forecast for the Carolinas expects rain and mild to cool conditions inland and along the coast with showers and scattered thunderstorms tonight. Isolated tornado risk in southern South Carolina possible through this afternoon with decreasing clouds and warmer inland by Tuesday. Temperatures Tuesday through Saturday will run 3 to 7 degrees above normal with three quarters inch plus rainfall likely Thursday or Friday.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Asheville
Charlotte
Raleigh
Columbia
Charleston
Soviet Probes Nearing Venus
Two Soviet space probes launched in November were nearing Venus with one possibly passing the planet in days and the other in solar orbit about four days after the first. Officials said radio communication with both craft continued, while the U S Mariner 2 reported Venus surface temps around 800 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Moscow
Venus
Netcome
U.S. Mariner 2
Mstislav Keldysh
Soviet Academy of Sciences
Earth
Haircut Quality Renews Dispute
In Madison New Jersey Thom as Sellers a 16 year old Negro finally got a haircut from white barber Peter Triole after a two year dispute. The youth calls the cut ruined and uneven while his father plans a formal complaint to the State Health Department. Triole offers to repair the haircut but the boy doubts the barber can fix it. The case follows a New Jersey Supreme Court ruling upholding a civil rights order requiring Gatti to cut the hair of Sellers and Reginald Barrow both Negroes.
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Madison
N.J
Thomas Sellers
Thomas Sellers, Jr
Board of Barbers Examiners
State Health Department
Thomas
Peter Triple
New Jersey Supreme Court
State Division
Philly Gatti
Sellers
Reginald Barrow
Florham Park
Gatti
Barrow
Triold
Cigarettes Spread With British Soldiers Post Crimean War
The article traces the cigarette as a global habit tracing its spread from the Crimean War era when British troops encountered the Parkish cigarette, marking the origin of widespread English speaking world use.
OAS Plan Would Grant Broad Power to Settle Disputes
A U S proposal to empower the Organization of American States Council to handle disputes faces tough debate in a four week Inter-American committee. The plan would allow provisional measures, fact finding, and procedures to resolve conflicts, with Buenos Aires hosting a July ministerial meeting. Critics warn of reviving old border feuds and excess power.
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Panama
U.S
Council of the Organization of American States
OAS
Buenos Aires
United States
OAS Council
Ecuador
Peru
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