Dr Richard A Sheppard in Critical Condition in Cleveland
Dr Richard A Sheppard remained in critical condition at the Cleveland Clinic after his wife Marilyn Sheppard died by suicide. His son, Dr Samuel Sheppard, 31, who was convicted on December 21 of killing his pregnant wife, Marilyn, remains under guard in an observation cell at the county jail. The elder Sheppard had been moved from View Osteopathic Hospital to One Clinic.
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Cleveland
Richard A. Sheppard
Cleveland Clinic
Ender
Samuel Sheppard
Marilyn
Sheppard
View Osteopathic Hospital
Twelve Communists Denied Bail Start Terms
Twelve leading communists were ordered to prison to begin sentences for conspiracy to teach and advocate violence to overthrow the government. After the Supreme Court refused their appeal nine men and three women were sent to federal detention facilities with terms from one to three years. Louis Weinstock, 49, not involved, is on trial in Washington on charges of false statements to the Subversive Activities Control Board.
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New York
Tadey
Violes
U.S. Supreme Court
Federal House of Detention
U.S
Louis Weinstock
Washington, D. C
Subversive Activities Control Board
Idaho Cities Refund License Fines Snarl Across State
Gov Smylie urged a pause on arrests for late license plate fines, but Boise resisted. Pocatello began refunding fines. few motorists claimed refunds as officials wrestle with the delayed deadline and mounting protests.
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Idaho
Snatu
Pccatello
Gem State
Robert E. Smylie
Smylie
Boise
Pocatello
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Standard Motels, Inc
California
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Highway 99
Yosemite
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Sequoia
Galifornia
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Press-Telegram
Long Beach 12
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Belgium
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