Dr Sheppard Clams Up on Murder Case and Insurance Bill
Cleveland police provide new information on the Dr Samuel Sheppard murder case as Chief Story says he will not disclose details. The article also notes the House passes a group life insurance bill for federal workers, with costs and coverage outlined, including potential benefits for a one year old or more.
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Cleveland
Frank W
Bull
Samuel Hr. Sheppard
Marilyn
Sheppard
Bay Village
House
Washington
Congress
Dr. Sheppard
Senate
H. Carl
J .Anderson
R-Minn
Tor
Reds Grant Otto John Political Asylum in East Berlin
East German Premier Otto Grotewohl announced in the Berlin Parliament that West German security chief Otto John has been granted political asylum in the Soviet zone. John disappeared from West Berlin on July 20 amid claims of kidnapping. East German radio cited security arrests of alleged Western and US spies. a man claiming to be John broadcast from the East claiming to seek German unity and oppose Nazism.
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Berlin
Otto Grotewohl
Otto John
John
Red State
Bonn
East Germany
Gratewohl
German Democratic Republic
Germany
State Starts Freeway Bridge Job in Los Angeles
The State Division of Highways began widening the Los Angeles River Santa Ana Freeway bridge at an estimated cost of 2,066,000 dollars. Completion is expected by September 1955. Plans include expanding the north side by at least 42 feet to yield an eight lane crossing and add a second west bound lane. Engineers advise downtown traffic use Seventh, Fourth and First streets during construction.
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Los Angeles
L.f
Santa Ana
State Division of Highways
U S Demands China Pay Attack Indemnity
Washington demanded China pay compensation for six Americans killed or wounded in the airliner attack by Chinese fighter planes near Hainan Island on July 23. The note rejected Beijing’s claim the incident involved only Britain and insisted China remains responsible under international law for damages.
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Washington
United States
China
Hainan Island
Thhe State Department
Prosecution Rest in Yokohama Murder Trial
Army Pvt. Frank Harris Jr. of Mobile Alabama faces a murder trial after the prosecution rested its case. Harris, 18, allegedly admitted stabbing Cpl. Thomas A. Vaughn in self defense during a quarrel in an empty mess hall at an ammunition depot south of Yokohama.
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VOKYU
Army
Frank Harris Jr
Mobile
Ala
Harris
Cpl
Thomas A. Vaughn
Nashville
Tenn
Vaughn
Ater
Yokohama
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Sudbury
Mass
van de Kamps Speciale
van de Kamp’s
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Bakerie
U. S
Yilo
Ll Ren
Eh Glenn E. Thomas Co. Ua
Clinbia
Pacific
Edith Martin
Columbia
Lucerne
J. L. Alm
S. Alameda St
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