Homicide Detective Tells Sheppard Trial Details
Cleveland detective Robert F. Schottke testified in the five week old Sheppard murder trial. He was among the first to warn Dr Samuel Sheppard after Marilyn Sheppard was found slain in their Bay Village home. The defense argued Schottke and partner Gareau biased the investigation and showed little effort to find the real killer.
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William J. Corrigan
Vote Sought On Atomic Proposal At United Nations
United States and allies seek a UN vote on a seven power revocation to create an international atomic agency under Eisenhower's atoms for peace plan. Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. urged unanimous support as Andrei Vishinsky signaled broad Soviet approval with minor objections.
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Scissors Found Linked to Sam Sheppard Case
An 11 year old girl found rusty six inch surgical scissors with the name M Sheppard and initials M J S near a Michigan resort. Cleveland police plan to send the scissors for examination as the trial of osteopath Samuel H Sheppard continues in the July 4 slaying of Marilyn Sheppard.
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Changing Of Senators Delayed
Washington reports delaying the North Carolina senator change to November 29. Sen elect W Kerr Scott of Haw River plans to take oath November 29 when the Senate reconvenes. The move follows Scott defeating Sen Lennon in a Democratic primary and signals possible 1956 gubernatorial ambitions.
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Reunited With Wife Hermann Field Reaches Zurich
Hermann Field arrived in Zurich to reunite with his wife Katy after five years apart since his imprisonment in Communist Poland. Swiss police barred reporters as Field met his wife and sister and prepared to proceed to a local sanitarium in Warsaw for convalescence.
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Turnpike Survey Approved for Tri State Route
West Virginia Turnpike Commission approves a tri state traffic survey from Winston-Salem to Parkersburg to assess a Princeton to Virginia border extension. Virginia Turnpike Authority also approves. North Carolina pending. Coverdale & Its to conduct the study at a $69,000 cost share split among states.
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Italy Bans Luciano in Naples Curbs Two-Year Ban
A Naples admonition board issued a two year dusk to dawn ban on Charles Lucky Luciano. He is forbidden from associating with questionable companions visiting amusements or traveling more than 12 miles. Officials label him a social menace to law enforcement and U S forces in Naples.
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Lucky) Luciano
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Carolinas Red Leader Nabbed in Memphis Arrest
FBI says Janioe Irving Scales alias Joe Shields led Communist party activities in Tennessee and the Carolinas for over three years. He was arrested on four Smith Act warrants in Memphis after no resistance, bond set at 100000, pending hearing. Scales is noted as grandson of a former North Carolina governor.
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U.S
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Who Caused McCarthy Elbow Injury at Milwaukee Dinner
Senate recess extended after Sen. McCarthy suffered a traumatic elbow injury from a vigorous handshake at a Milwaukee testimonial dinner. Capitol physician Dr. George Calver stated treatment would keep him hospitalized about 11 days, with splinting for five days. McCarthy’s secretary Mary Driscoll said the elbow was jostled against a glass table. the assailant remains unidentified.
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Germans Approve Paris Pacts to Link West Germany to NATO
Bonn Germany Chancellor Adenauer's cabinet approved Paris accords to reintegrate West Germany into NATO and authorized a 100000 man armed force. Saar treaty accepted with caveats while pacts head to Bundesrat for three week review before Bundestag readings.
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Sapeeues Hope Ministers’ Council of the West European Union
Country Assumes Big Task on distant early warning line
The United States and Canada announce plans to build a distant early warning radar line along the Canadian Alaskan rim with US lead on construction and operation. Estimated cost around one billion dollars, with funding to be requested in the next budget.
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Alaska
Auction for Library Benefit Draws Crowd and Funds
A 1500 person crowd attended a benefit auction for the Harry S Truman Library. Items auctioned included storm windows and a dog as organizers aimed to raise about $4,000 and complete the public building housing the president’s papers within 18 months.
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Senators Divide Over Possible Censure Vote For McCarthy
In a stalled Senate recess battle, leaders clash over timing for a censure vote against McCarthy amid his elbow injury and a probe into alleged contemptuous conduct. Fulbright warns a vote may not occur without full Republican cooperation. Knowland casts doubt on any filibuster.
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California
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Mendes France pledges quick France ratification of German rearmament
Premier Mendes France states ratification of the German rearmament pacts should proceed swiftly despite possible Russian concessions. He warns against improvised negotiations with the East and urges continued East-West easing efforts even through deadlocks.
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Anti-Trust Suit Filed Against RCA
The Justice Department filed an anti trust suit in federal court in New York City charging RCA with monopolizing radio-television patent licensing since 1932 through a package licensing policy. It names AT and T, Western Electric, Bell Labs, GE, Westinghouse and others as conspirators, argues RCA holds about 10 000 patents and licenses almost all manufacturers.
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New York City
American Telephone and Teleph Co
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Bellelephone Laboratories
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Westinghouse Electric Corp
New York
Cherokee Reservation Stays, Agency Not Abolished
Washington easing a week of silence, Indian Commissioner Glenn L. Emmons said the Bureau of Indian Affairs has no plan to abolish the Cherokee Reservation Agency in North Carolina. He noted Reservation Superintendent Joe Jennings was offered a Washington post on the agency’s program coordinating staff, with no immediate plans to transfer Cherokee activities elsewhere.
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Glenn L. Emmons
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Joe Jennings
Jennings
Waah
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Ensor
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