Jury Undecided as Dr Sheppard Faces Deadlock
The Cleveland jury in the Dr Samuel Sheppard murder case entered a second day of deliberations over guilt or innocence and the degree of it. They returned after lunch and resumed in the criminal courts building, with defense counsel preparing for an appeal if a verdict of guilty is reached.
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Cleveland
Sheppard
Samuel Sheppard
Marilyn
Ska
Edward Blythin
Utey
Criminal Courts
Dr. Sheppard
William JJ. Corrigan
Sheppuurd
Four killed in Tahoe area home fire
In Kings Beach Lake Tahoe area a early morning blaze destroyed a summer resort home killing a family of four. Constable Richard A Lavey identified the deceased as Roy Zelta 33 Elizabeth 34 and their sons Peter 6 and Tommy 3. Fire crews were alerted at 4 30 am and arrived to find the house engulfed.
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Beach
Lake Tahoe
Call
Richard A. Lavey
Roy Zelta
Elizabeth
Peter
Tommy
North Tahoe
Weather Update Mostly Clear Through Sunday
The forecast calls for mostly clear skies with variable high cloudiness through Sunday. Dry, gusty winds are expected, shaping a breezy weekend.
Western leaders allow Allied use of atomic weapons
Western ministers agreed civilian governments would control the trigger for atomic warfare while acknowledging the United States likely would act with a free hand to meet a sudden Communist attack. They approved a military defense plan for Western Europe and stressed consultation before employing atomic weapons, though not as a strict condition.
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Paris
Belgium
United States
Paul- Henri Spaak
Newemen
Soviet Union
Western Europe
Sprak
United
Riots Across Cyprus and Athens as British and US Policies Stir Anger
British troops in Limassol used force to quell demonstrations as three student protesters were wounded by gunfire in Nicosia. In Bodossos crowds, police failed to control unrest until troops with bayonets cleared the central square. Athens saw students march on the US information office amid government bans and Greek demands over Cyprus. The United States faces resentment for backing Britain at the UN.
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Limassql
Cyprus
Sire Loday
United States
Britain
Greece
Nicosia
Poice
Buh
Bimassol
Hargest
Meles
Limassas
Athens
United States Information Office
United Nations
Where to Find It Boyle Page Or Section Guide
A brief newsroom guide lists sections and page numbers for bottleneck content. It enumerates topics including churches classifieds comics crosswords and sports among others with their corresponding page designations across the newspaper.
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Boyle
Draft Order to End Korean War Status
Washington UPI reports the White House is preparing a presidential order to end the Korean War emergency. Veterans benefits economist Higley says the ongoing emergency costs about 40 million dollars monthly in future payments and suggests a peacetime veteran designation for those discharged.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Frees
James C. Hagerty
Harvey V. Higley
Higley
Korea
Million Dollar Wheat Damage Hit Colorado Fields
Denver report states wind caused more than one million dollars in damage to Colorado wheat crops. Lawrence Phelps of the State Agriculture Department provided the figures Thursday and Friday.
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Denver
Colorado
Lawrence Phelps
State Agriculture Department
Four Arrested in Torrance Narcotic Raid
Torrance deputies say a narcotics ring with teenage clientele was dismantled with four arrests Friday night. Jerry Eugene Codd, 21, and Donald Lee White, 23, led the operation, with 1,000 benzedrine tablets and 23 cans of marijuana found in Codd’s home, plus 15,000 benzedrine tablets in a crib chest. White’s later search yielded 300 benzedrine tablets and a can of marijuana. Norval L. Wood, 20, and Leake, 21, were taken into custody as investigators uncovered stockpiled drugs and photos of a clandestine marijuana grow operation. Evidence suggested Codd and White partnered in marijuana and barbiturate sales in the area. Continued details expected.
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Torrance
Gary Locke
Norval Wood
Donald White
Jerry Codd
Carl Trout
Ker Shirley
I Sherifé
Watcoties
Uley
Jerry Eugene Codd
Donald Lee White
Amapola Norval L. Wood
Leake
Lawndale
Coid
White
Cond
Locke
Wood
Codd
Lomita
Car Hits Train Injuring Teens After Football Game
In Paducah Texas a car collided with a moving freight train near the depot. Three teenagers died and two were injured. A second car struck the train but its occupants escaped unharmed. The victims were Billy Ted Tomison 16 Jerry Hamilton 16 and Weeva Hamilton 13 siblings. Injured were Jackie Bearcen 16 and Linda Joyce Tomison Billy Ted’s sister.
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Paducah
Tex
UPIK
Wichita Falls
Billy Ted ‘Tomizon
Jerry Hamilton
Weeva Hamilton
Jackie ‘Bearcen
Billy ‘Ted
Linda Joyce Tomison
One Killed Two Hurt in Traffic Accidents
A Long Beach pedestrian died and two others are critically injured in separate crashes. Mary E. Robb, 76, was hit while crossing Livingston Drive near Xime no Avenue and died at Community Hospital. Driver Marsha L Hurley, 16, was not detained. Gilbert E Sendrigas, 20, suffered severe brain injuries from a hit and run on Pacific Coast Highway near Judson Avenue and remains unconscious at Seaside Hospital. Police arrested George Edgars Milges, 10, for felony drunken driving, felony hit and run, and possible weapons possession.
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Long Beach
Mary E. Robb
Ximeno Ave
Community Hospital
Livingston Dr
Xiimeno Ave
Marsha L. Hurley
Belmont Ave
Spelice
Gilbert TE. Sendrigas
Stanley Ave
Pacific Coast Hwy
Judson Ave
Sendrigas
Milges
Pacific Coast
Two Ships Hit In Delaware Channel Fog and Rain
In thick fog and driving rain, a collision occurred in the Delaware River channel at 8 02 a m about 28 miles off Cape May involving the 10334 ton tanker Atlantic Cape Town and the 5383 ton United Pruit freighter Maya. No cargo aboard and no serious injuries reported. The tanker with crew of 42 was described as an Atlantic Refining Co unit capable of hauling 4200000 gallons of crude oil. A fire on the tanker was extinguished by crew and Coast Guardsmen aboard the cutter Zinnia. The Maya, with a 51 crew, rode out the rough seas nearby under Captain James Kerr of Yonkers New York.
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Cape May
J. Vei
Delaware River
Atlantic Cape
Italy
Philadelphia
Port Tames
Zinnia
James Kerr
Yonkers
N. C
Coast Guard
Bandits Take $1100 From Village Liquor Store
Elmer Klamroth reports two heavily armed bandits robbed the Village Liquor Store at 4133 Norse Way at 1 30 am today. The suspects pointed revolvers, demanded money, and fled in a car after Klamroth opened the cash register. He described them as poorly dressed, stocky men in old clothes.
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Elmer Klamroth
Ardmore Ave
Bellflower
Klamroth
Text of International Sunday School Lesson for Tomorrow
Fragmentary note appears to outline an international Sunday school lesson for tomorrow. No specific dates or organizations clearly identifiable due to garbled text. Further readable content needed to extract concrete entities or a precise summary.
Rampaging Downey Father Shot by Deputies in Home Rampage
William David Cox 26 a Downey carpenter fired on deputies after wrecking his home and threatening his wife and two children. A Long Beach officer shot construction worker John B O Neill 30 who had threatened officers with a 12 gauge shotgun. Both incidents occurred in Downey in front of a relative’s home as deputies responded to a rampage.
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Downey
Long Beach
William David Cox
Calyptus Ave
Dowey
Los Angeles County
John B. O'Neil
Downey Ave
Robert Lewis
Cox Twree
Dep
Dofin Dwyer
Elizaeth Turner
Eucalyptus Ave
Cox
Mary Bathering
Karen Louise
Billie Marie
Virgil Piper
Tunas
Woman Plays Santa Claus Donates 1000 to Chapel
An elderly Chicago woman delivered a $1000 anonymous gift in $10 bills to the Presbyterian Home chapel. The envelope was marked From riend for the Presbyterian and handed to Miss Marie Maloney at Harris Trust & Savings Bank, who could not identify the donor.
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Chicago
Santa Claus
Marie Maloney
Harris Trust & Savings Bank
Frank R. Elliott
Presbyterian Home Chapel
Maloney
House
Elliott
The
Home
Presbyterian
Five Rescued From Bay at Idlewild Airport Crash
An Italian airliner carrying 31 people crashed after attempting to land at Idlewild Airport near Jamaica Bay. Five occupants were rescued from the bay waters amid confusion over casualties. The LAT plane from Rome and Milan crashed on Runway 4, breaking into flames near a pier as rescuers responded with Coast Guard helicopters and fire crews.
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New York
Idlewild
Jamaica Bay
Rome
Milan
Italy
Long Island
Coast Guard
LAT
Linee -Aeree Maliane
United States
Idlewid
New York City
la Guare
Dig
GOP Chief Says Ike to Seek Reelection 1956
Leonard W. Hall, Republican national chairman, flatly predicts that President Eisenhower will run for re election in 1956. Speaking before the Oyster Bay Township Republican Committee, Hall said he can tell now that Eisenhower will be the Republican candidate in 1956. He later reiterated that you can say it flatly.
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Wyantbax
Ieonard W. Hall
Lisenhower
Hall
Oyster Bay Township
Republican Committee
Eisen ‘Hower
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John B. Martin Jr
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Christ the King
Julien C. Hyer
Ifor Chapel
Airport Edge
New York Field
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