Missing Witness In Dr. Sam Case Found In Iowa
In Iowa a new witness emerges in the Dr. Sam Sheppard case as Ernest James Kolofolias reports a ride with a troubled driver near Bay Village before Marilyn Sheppard’s death. He plans to identify a man named Donald Wedler, whose alleged confession parallels the Cleveland suburb murder.
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Columbus
Sam Sheppard
Court of Last Resort
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William O'Neill
Waterloo
Ernest James Kolofolias
Marilyn Sheppard
Bay Village
Cleveland
Donald J. Wedler
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Gardner
Gov. O'Neill
Dr. Sheppard
Caesar Coca Reunite for Fall TV Show
Sid Caesar and Imogene Coca reportedly reconcile for a new half hour program this fall. Caesar confirms talks for a condensed form of Caesar's Hour, pending finalization. Coca is touring Detroit in the play Janus as NBC earlier axed Caesar's show due to slipping ratings.
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Sid Caesar
Imogene Coca
Papeleen TV
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Detroit
Janus
NBC
Compromise $1% Billion School Bill Faces Uncertain Fate
Washington lawmakers debate a bipartisan five year 200 million dollar annually school aid package pairing state matches 50 50 and a 750 million bond purchase plan plus an additional 150 million for state financing agencies as part of a 24 billion dollar participation amid veto threats and segregation concerns.
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Os Ae
Showdown Near On Civil Rights Bill in Senate
The Senate moves toward a clash over restricting the civil rights bill to voting rights protection. Anderson and Aiken push to strip enforcement powers, with Knowland leading GOP resistance. Debate centers on enforcement of school and public-place integration and jury trial provisions for contempt of court.
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Manville's Tenth Wife Says Unhappy
SAN ANTONIO Tex The San Antonio Express and News quoted asbestos heir Tommy Manville saying he and his 10th wife Pat Gaston formerly of San Antonio had separated He noted she was unhappy because she cannot ask for more She wanted a swimming pool and a new bedroom and got them They married two months ago Mrs Manville 27 returned to New York Sunday after visiting relatives in San Antonio.
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Coast Guard Auxiliary Donates Boats For River Patrols
Coast Guard Auxiliary members in Cincinnati offer their boats for safety patrols on the Ohio River. Cmdr. Frank L. Samson, new Cincinnati region chief, said district HQ in St. Louis has authorized use of auxiliary craft for weekend patrols.
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Kroger Sales Rise Over Four Weeks in July
Kroger Co reports four week sales ending July 13 at 126 million dollars, up from 113.6 million a year earlier in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Kroger Co
Heavy Rain Ends 18 Day Dreath Here
A heavy rainfall early today broke an 18 day drought and heat wave in Hocking County with about one inch from 1:30 to 6:00 a.m. and again from 9:00 to noon. Farmers hailed the rain easing crops and watering livestock as temperatures cooled to 70 degrees by late morning after a string of 90s.
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Ohio Police To Question Pair In Slaying
Holmes County Sheriff to return Cleo Peters and Michael Dumoulin to Millersburg for questioning on murder charges in the Mount Hope Amish farmer killing. The suspects, held in Illinois, face additional charges for wounding Constable Emery Baldwin during the investigation.
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Illinois
Harry Weiss
Holmes County
Cleo Eugene Peters
Muscatine
Iowa
Michael Dumoulin
Wooster
Weiss
Marshall County
Ill
Paul M. Coblentz
Mount Hope
Coblentz
Dumoulin
Peters
Emery Baldwin
Lacon
Illinmis River
Rockbridge Man Held On Forgery Charge
Marvin Lee Bailey, 22, of Rockbridge, pleaded not guilty to forgery at arraignment before Magistrate D. W. Tucker. Held to the grand jury under a $2,500 bond, Bailey remained jailed unable to post. Sheriff’s deputies arrested him Monday in Rockbridge on a warrant issued six months earlier. the case alleges he forged a $42.56 check dated December 26 as payment at the Logan A&P market, drawn on the Clear Creek Valley Banking Co. of Amanda and signed by Wilbert Hines.
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Rockbridge
D. W. Tucker
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Bailey
Gerald Morrison
Dennis Wilkes
Carl Radcliff
Logan A&p
A&p
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Amanda
Wilbert Hines
Richard Schrader 9 Dies After Illness and Surgery
Richard Leo Schrader nine year old son of Charles and Virgie Schrader of Logan Rt. 4 died at 11 p m at Children s Hospital Columbus after brain surgery for a head injury suffered earlier in the week. He would have started fifth grade at East School next fall. He is survived by his parents three brothers Charles Robert Paul Edward and Thomas Ray three sisters Virginia Ann Hagan Helen and Sharon and grandparents John Schrader and J P Glenn. Mass of the Angels will be sung at 9 a m Friday at St John s Church with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. Friends may call at Leonard Funeral Home after noon Wednesday.
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Children’s Hospital
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Paul Edward
Thomas Ray
Virginia Ann Hagan
Logan Rt. 1
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Sharon
John Schrader
J. P. Glenn
Logan
St. John’s Catholic Church
Charles P. Foy
Oak Grove Cemetery
Leonard Funeral Home
Dulles Plea for Steps Toward Nuclear Disarmament
Secretary of State Dulles urged rapid steps to curb atomic hydrogen weapons and warned that delay risks weapons in the hands of irresponsible dictators. He addressed the London disarmament talks for East West diplomacy and pressed Russia for concessions to enable an agreement.
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Clinton defendants convicted in the Knoxville segregation trial
An all white jury found John Kasper and six Tennessee defendants guilty on all three counts of criminal contempt in the Clinton high school integration case. Eleven defendants faced the court as the government argued conspiracy with Kasper to defy Judge Taylor's desegregation order.
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Logan Getting New Telephone Lines
Commonwealth Telephone Co undertakes a major upgrade adding about 3 000 lines to Logan's system. Most new lines are underground with aerial extensions along Rt 33 and to Smith Chapel Rd and Falls Mill. The project, announced by Ed Mundy, will finish in fall.
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Main St
Natco Reports Profit After Prolonged Strike
Natco Corp President R A Shipley said the company posted a modest first half 1957 profit of $421 957 on 7 211 289 in net sales and other income despite an 80 day strike ending May 20 at six Ohio plants including Haydenville and Diamond. June shipments were the year’s largest to date and unfilled orders on June 30 rose over seven percent from the year start. Glazed tile production remains at capacity across all plants.
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Natco Corp
R. A. Shipley
Ohio
Haydenville
Diamond
Shipley
Nasser Leads Cairo Parade Marking Revolution Anniversary
Egyptian President Nasser reviewed the salute for three hours as Soviet tanks and guns rolled by in a vast military parade commemorating the fifth anniversary of the revolution that toppled King Farouk.
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100 Year Old Ed Springer Seeks Surgery at University Hospital
Ed Springer of Rockbridge Rt. 1, turning 101 on Sept. 16, underwent cataract removal at University Hospital Columbus. Hocking County’s oldest resident was admitted Monday. doctors expect a favorable recovery given his good overall condition and history of prior major surgery. He remains active with regular walks, now reduced in length. Hospital room S41.
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Ed Springer
Rockbridge
Intoxicated Laurelville Juveniles Picked Up Near Road
The Pickaway County sheriff arrested three Laurelville area youths including a girl after a telephone complaint of an intoxicated girl lying in a road near Laurelville Sunday morning. Sheriff Radcliff found the girl in the road and two boys in a car nearby. They planned to attend a drive-in movie but bought beer and drank it before being released to their parents.
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Laurelville Area
Laurelville
Charles H. Radcliff
Sheriff’s Office
Air Force urged to tighten efficiency in future defense pacts
Rep. Hebert demanded affirmative action to raise Air Force contract efficiency after auditors found GM overstated costs on a 375 million fighter plane contract and profited by 17 million beyond price redetermination. The GAO cited 42 million in actual GM profits and questioned Air Force pricing analysis. GM stood by its price and profits as fair and refused voluntary refunds.
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