Jury Questioned Over Attitude in Sheppard Case
A tentative juror denied remarks about burning Sam Sheppard during juror questioning as Judge Blythin again paused defense motions to delay or move venue. The trial of Dr Samuel H Sheppard opened its second week with disputes over publicity and juror eligibility amid a muders case in Bay Village.
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Cleveland
Sam Sheppard
Edward Blythin
Samuel H. Sheppard
Thomas J. Solli
Corrigan
Solli
Fred
John J. Mahon
Marilyn
Bay Village
Edmund L. Verlinger
Verlinger
Tralee
Tiv Verlinger
Com
Army to file new charges against soldiers held by Communists
The Army plans to issue a new series of court martial charges this week against servicemen accused of collaborating with or informing on fellow prisoners in Korea. About 40 cases remain under investigation, with courts martial to be held at various Army areas. The Defense Department denies any immunity promises to POWs.
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Washington
Korea
Army
Defense Department
U.S
Winds Clear Smog. County Probe Plans Begin
Winds whisked away the smog in Los Angeles but a governance dispute remains. County air director accuses supervisor of political maneuvering over resignation calls as a grand jury maps a full inquiry and Gov Knight urges refinery shutdowns to test impact. Weather may stay clear for days after an 18 day attack.
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Los Angeles
Gordon Larson
County Air Pollution Control District
Herbert Legg
Goodwin Knight
Tito Sees Red Policy Changes
Belgrade Yugoslavia President Tito said Soviet foreign policy has shifted recently and reduces world tension. He told Yavia's Parliament Moscow differs from the past and proposed using the moment to ease strained relations. Tito cited a favorable Soviet stance on Trieste settlement and its division between Italy and Yugoslavia.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Tito
Yavia
Moscow
Soviet Union
Trieste
Italy
Eisenhower to Broadcast Cabinet Session Tonight
President Eisenhower arranged a nationally televised Cabinet meeting at 7 p.m. to hear Secretary Dulles report on European defense talks from Paris. NBC ABC and radio will carry the session. Nixon and Stassen absent for campaign and Europe respectively.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Dulles
Paris
White House
Yee Ay
ABC
Hagerty
Nixon
Idaho
Harold Stassen
Europe
Scenely
Onpi Weapange
Tingerty
West Germany
Western Defense Alliance
Bermuda
Gettysburg
Germany
West
Two State Boards Open Three Day Quarterly Meeting in Charlotte
Charlotte report: The State Board of Conservation and Development and the Wildlife Resources Commission began a three day quarterly session. Officials discussed committee reports, licensing changes, and a proposed Waterway development fund. Hurricane Hazel damages were tallied at about 1.75 million for fisheries and 1.33 million coastwise sewer losses across 12 counties.
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Asst
C.G. Holland
Sewer
Brunswick County
Carteret
Onslow
Beaufort
Bertie
Dare
Hyde
Pamlico
Pender
Dingi
R.L. Hill
C and D
15000 Vietnamese Catholics flee Reds in fleet of rafts
About 15000 Vietnamese Roman Catholics escaped Communist North Indochina by sea to freedom. Refugees from Van Ly near Bai Chu and Phat Dien headed out in rafts and junks as French naval vessels patrolled, taking aboard many before the Indochina armistice last summer.
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Saigon
Indochina
North Indochina
van Ly
Bai Chu
Phat Dien
Tonkin Delta
North
Mendes-France pushes for long term German economic pacts
Paris reports Premier Pierre Mendes-France urged rapid ratification of Western plans with West Germany to bind their economies. He said France and Germany must closely cooperate to secure permanent markets for French wheat sugar milk and other products and to strengthen Western defense. Russia signaled a Big Four conference on a German peace settlement as protocols sought equal partnership within the alliance.
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Paris
Pierre Mendes-France
West Germany
France
Germany
Soviet Union
Russia
Mendes-France
Konrad Adenauver
Saar Valley
Final Week Campaign Push by Major Parties
The 84th Congress campaign enters a rush as Republicans plan 250 speeches across 36 states. Eisenhower will headline a getoutthevote appeal on election eve while Nixon tours Nevada Arizona and Idaho. Democrats back Stevenson and party leaders as they seek to wrest control amid prime issue of the economy.
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Associated Press
84Th Congress
Republican National Committee
GOP
Eisenhower
Washington
Nixon
Nevada
Arizona
Idaho
Adlai Stevenson
House
Senate
Salt Lake City
Federal Lawyers Plan Legal Steps in Lattimore Case
Government lawyers weighing possible moves to remove U S District Judge Luther Youngdahl from the Owen Lattimore perjury case. If no obstacle arises, Youngdahl will preside at the trial tentatively set for Jan. 10 and handle preliminaries. The government may seek a writ of mandamus from the appeals court to force Youngdahl aside.
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Washington
U.S
Luther Youngdahi
Owen Lattimore
Youngdah
Leo A. Rover
Lattimore
Senate
Youngdahl
Trains Collide Headon Near Port Henry New York
A head on crash between the Delaware and Hudson freight and Laurentian passenger train near Port Henry on Lake Champlain killed Charles Bascue 57 of Whitehall and injured about 50 others. Six crewmen were hospitalized as two wrecking crews rushed to clear 400 feet of track damaged by the wreck. Diesel locomotives plunged down a 10 foot embankment and the Laurentian engine was derailed with several cars overturned. Traffic hoped to resume on the single line by morning.
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Port Henry
N.Y
Delaware and Hudson
Montreal-to
New York City
Laurentian E
Lake Champlain Shore
D&h
Laurentian
Ticonderoga
Charles Bascue
Whitehall
Field Reported Released After Warsaw Says Frame Up
Vienna reports U S citizen Hermann Field cleared of all charges and released. Warsaw radio says Polish authorities found the arrest and charges were framed by an American agent. Field to receive full compensation and officials responsible will be punished.
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Vienna
Austria
Hermann Field
U.S
Poland
Warsaw
Fields
Field
Washington
Jozef
Secret Police
Noel Field
U. S. State Department
Prague
Noelce
Herta
Radio Warsaw
Polish Security Service
Jozef Swiatio
Hermann Id
Wiatio
State Department
Hungary
Lena
Hermannes
Europe
Ami
Hgge
London
Marriage Plans All Set Now
Hollywood reports Eddie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds have finalized plans for marriage with a ring announcement. A star studded party is planned for next June with guests including Joan Bennett Benny Van Heflin Terry Moore Jack Webb and others admiring the engagement sparkler.
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Hollywood
Eddie Fisher
Debbie Reynolds
Joan Iyseony
Benny
van Heflin
Terry Moore
Jack Webb
Debbie
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