Sheppard Granted New Trial in Ohio Murder Case
In Cleveland Ohio UPI reports the state orders a new trial for Samuel Sheppard in the 1954 Bay Village murder of his wife Marilyn He faces a second degree murder charge and will remain free on bond until trial Corrigan the prosecutor expects a September date Sheppard vows to testify if needed and offers to take a lie detector test He says the case should be dismissed on facts and insists he can prove innocence
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Mom of Dead Child Still In LY Jail
Mrs. Josefine Valaquez, 27, Mexican immigrant, lies jailed on a contributory delinquency charge after her six week old baby died from malnutrition and dehydration. Authorities weigh immediate deportation versus Municipal Court trial in Los Angeles.
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Nation Answers Topeka SOS Tornado Toll Rises
Topeka Kan relief efforts surge after a giant tornado devastates the city. Death toll reaches 16 with 47 hospitalized and nearly 600 injured. 17 dead including a separate death near Tonganoxie. Volunteers from across the nation, Job Corps, Army engineers, and SBA aid cleanup and recovery operations as debris blocks streets.
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Hog Cholera Outbreaks Decline in 1965 Nationwide
Washington reports a 21 percent drop in confirmed hog cholera outbreaks in 1965, the third year of a joint federal state eradication campaign. The U S Department of Agriculture recorded 881 outbreaks in 1965 versus 1,117 in 1964, reflecting progress in controlling the disease.
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Mexico to Reform Pan American Highway for 1968 Olympics
Mexico plans a budget of 8 million dollars to straighten curves and widen bridges on portions of the Pan American Highway ahead of the 1968 Olympics in Mexico City.
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Bonanza Airlines Ends Las Vegas Residency Moves HQ to Phoenix
Bonanza Airlines completed its departure from Las Vegas yesterday with the transfer of its head office and most staff to Phoenix Arizona. About 100 employees remain on the Las Vegas payroll as operations continue from the new Phoenix headquarters and maintenance facility. The move follows a board decision last year to relocate the company headquarters, while service to Las Vegas will continue expanding. Bonanza started in Las Vegas in 1948 with a DC-3 and grew into a multi state carrier serving Nevada California Arizona and Utah.
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Reagan Maps Campaign Swing Across California and DC
Ronald Reagan outlines a long travel schedule to northern California and Washington DC within two to three weeks. He will meet with California Republican constitutional candidates and later with Senator George Murphy and the state delegation. Final unofficial returns show Reagan with about 1.225 million votes to Brown's 1.22 million.
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Brown Reelection Strategy Emerges During Baja Fishing Trip
Gov. Edmund G. Brown stays in Mexico after a successful California primary while Lt. Gov. Glenn M. Anderson acts as governor. Brown outlines reelection plan attacking Reagan as ultraconservative and leveraging television to influence voters in November.
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New York Newspaper Guild predicts strike end by Tuesday
UPI reports New York newspaper guild executive vice president Thomas Murphy said the 48 day strike against Word Journal Tribune Inc may end by Tuesday or Wednesday if management maintains the recent cooperative approach. Talks planned to finish remaining issues include newsroom severance pay and advertising staff organization.
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Exec Air Stockholders Meet Over Stock Sale at Mc Carran Field
Stockholders of Exec Air Inc. convene at 10 a.m. on June 18 at Mc Carran Field to discuss selling shares at 25 dollars each. President Darrell Bradford cites financial difficulties as the reason for the meeting.
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