Trial rules limit news coverage of Sheppard case
Cuya hoga County Common Pleas Judge Francis J. Talty outlined ground rules for the second trial of Dr. Samuel Sheppard set for October 18 in Cleveland. Cameras and sound equipment are barred. seats are first come, with interviews allowed only if reporters take handwritten notes. The rulings echo McMahon’s earlier order to safeguard the defendant’s right to a fair trial amid public interest.
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Coldest morning reading hits 26 in Butte Montana
The U.S. Weather Bureau recorded the lowest temperature yesterday morning outside Alaska and Hawaii as 26 degrees at Butte Montana. In contrast a 109 degree high was reported at Red Bluff California.
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American tourist expelled by Soviet Union amid subversion claim
Nicholas H. Riegg, 24, of Walnut Creek California, was expelled after Soviet press accused him of distributing propaganda and gathering CIA information. Embassy reports say he was detained overnight in Kharkov and left the country after signing a confession. The U.S. seeks release for Thomas Dawson, 24, of Annapolis, jailed in Baku since Sept. 11.
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Katzenbach Confirmed as Under Secretary of State
The Senate confirmed Nicholas Katzenbach as under secretary of state, succeeding George Ball, by voice vote without objection. Dirksen said he would have opposed if Thurmond were present, while Mansfield and others praised the attorney general. McCarthy initially objected over a quorum and a columnist's report but withdrew after Katzenbach apologized for an offhand remark.
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Unveiling Plaque Delayed At CHANDLERS factory opening
A government representative spoke at the opening of a new electronics factory in Chandlers Ford England and unveiled a card instead of a plaque. The company chair blamed the missing plaque on it being sent to the wrong address, claiming it was lost in the mail.
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