Election Recess Delays Sheppard Juror Decision
Cleveland court recessed delaying ruling on removal of juror James R. Manning a convicted sex offender from the Sheppard murder trial jury. An alternate juror likely to replace him and no mistrial expected as defense and prosecutors spar over Manning’s disclosure.
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Sheppard
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James R. Manning
Manning
Samuel H. Sheppard
Susan Hayes
John J. Mahon
William J. Corrigan
Edward Blythin
Ohio
Hagler Released On 15000 Dollar Bond
Fort Worth businessman David F. Hagler Jr. posted a 15000 dollar bond after being held since October 13 in Tarrant County jail. He faces extradition to Oklahoma over an October 10 torch murder claim tied to a station wagon find near Davis, Oklahoma. Hagler plans to appeal a higher court denial of bail.
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Fort Worth
David F. Hagler Jr
Oklahoma
Tarrant County
Hagler
Allan Shivers
Texas
Elisabeth Maria Bergmann
Germany
Murer
Davis
Okla
Handicapped Tourists Have A Gay Time
In Copenhagen a big bus carries 25 physically disabled travelers on an eight day trip to Germany. Private charity funds trips with six assistants per group and Red Cross volunteers aiding at stops. Participants pay about 65 dollars if able, ages 15 to 65, some travel free.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Germany
Denmark Assn
Red Cross
Harz Mountains
Capital Man Catches Fish Like Creatures With Barking
Oklahoma City resident B K Bloomfield has four new pets that look like fish but have feet and legs with small red whiskers. He caught them from a farm pond and they weigh about a pound each, barking when removed from water.
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Oklahoma City
B. K. Bloomfield
Hungary in Crisis as Nagy Reverses Industrial Push
Industrial Hungary struggles with a failed push to heavy industry under Rakosi. Imre Nagy reorients policy toward more food and consumer goods, but shortages persist and up to 800,000 may be out of work. Tensions rise as Nagy and Rakosi clash, purges loom, and the economy stumbles.
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Hungary
Kremlin
Vienna
Budapest
Matvac Rakosi
Communist Party
Imre Nagy
Rakosi
Nagy
Erno Gero
Braniff Estate Appraised At 561410 In Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City reports an appraisal of 561410 for the Oklahoma County property of the late Mrs Bess Thurman Braniff widow of aviation pioneer Tom Braniff. Mrs Braniff died recently in a Dallas home. Her husband was killed in a plane crash in Louisiana a year ago.
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Oklahoma County
Bess Thurman Braniff
Tom Braniff
Braniff
Dallas
Louisiana
Lost Dime Causes Quite A Commotion
In Oklahoma City a crowd gathered as an elderly man blocked a sewer grate trying to recover a fallen dime. A patrolman asked how much money fell, and the answer revealed the coin was bus fare, not bank funds, as a nearby woman handed over a quarter to the man.
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Oklahoma City
Beets Growers Fail in 1830 Massachusetts and New York
Reports show attempts to cultivate sugar beets in Massachusetts and New York during 1830 ended in failure. Farmers faced poor yields and unfavorable conditions, halting initial trials in both states.
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Massachusetts
New York
Army censorship ends in Far East in Korea and Japan
Far East Command censors were advised by the Defense Department that stabilization of the military situation in Korea and redeployment of most American and foreign troops there has ended the need for sea in press dispatches and prizes.
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Tokyo
U.S. Army
Korea
Japan
Far East Command
Defense Department
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