Kin disputes state's claim in wife slaying trial
The trial hinged on motive and method as Dr Sheppard faced charges in the death of his wife Marilyn. Witnesses described the scene at their home and the defendant’s demeanor, while defense argued the case rests on circumstantial evidence and suggested possible involvement of another person or disfigurement motives.
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Survive Air Crash On Mountain Near Sterlin Milan Airport
Five people survived a Northeast Airlines crash on a snow covered mountain near Sterlin Milan Airport about eight miles from the scene. Boundis observer said the tail and wreckage were seen under 4 to 5 inches of fresh snow as the plane broke near the summit.
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French Union ratification pause sought by National Assembly
The National Assembly Foreign Affairs Committee asked to delay debate on Western European Union ratification for one week to December 20. The steering committee and committee chairs will consider the request, while police hunted a California suspect linked to a fatal shooting and a police officer's wounding in Albuquerque.
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Indian Doctor Fined for Speeding on Detroit Expressway
Dr. Murlidhar Sahume of India admitted to excitement over the John C. Lodge Expressway and speeded 85 mph in a 55 zone. Traffic Judge John D. Watts fined him $25 for reckless driving after he said he only intended to go 70.
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Mayor of Chicago Seeks Third Term
Mayor CHICAGO WF Martin TH Kennelly announces a bid for a third term as mayor, seeking the Democratic nomination for the February 24 city primary with the general election in April. Kennelly, 67, was elected in 1947 and reelected in 1951, and is joined by Benjamin Adamowski and Alderman Robert E Merriam in the race for nominations.
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Workers Buy Tacoma Transit in $2 Million Deal
WPi Bus workers in Tacoma Washington plan to purchase the privately owned transit system for two million dollars. Officials of the Tacoma Transit Co and the AFL Motor Coach Employes Union announced completion of the deal for the company’s stock on Wednesday. The plan allows union members to buy the stock via payroll deductions and retain current company officials to direct the new employee owned firm.
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Water supply assured for Air Force Academy site
Washington says Secretary of the Air Force Talbott announced an ample water supply is secured for the Air Force Academy to be built at Colorado Springs Colorado. The confirmation follows studies on regional water availability and long term needs for the military installation.
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Palance listed in $56,000 Beverly Hills suit
Actor Jack Palance and his wife Virginia named in a Superior Court suit seeking 56 000 dollars after they paid only 6 000 of 62 500 dollars for a Beverly Hills home.
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Senate Censure Vote Shifts On McCarthy Abuse Charge
The Senate voted 67 20 to condemn McCarthy for contempt toward a general and abuse of Zwicker during testimony. Democrats split 43 23 and an independent joined 1. McCarthy defended actions, saying he would continue to expose Communists. Amid protests, petitions with over a million signatures were presented to Vice President Nixon.
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