Sheppard Wife Thought Affair Over Trial Told
In Cleveland hearings, Mrs. Donald Ahern testified Marilyn Sheppard spoke of a possible divorce and a past affair. Sheppard’s wife reportedly believed the affair was over, while the prosecution ties a lab tech, Susan Hayes, to the case. The osteopath case centers on Marilyn’s alleged involvement and single-room secrecy in March.
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Nancy Ahern
Marilyn Sheppard
Samuel Tl. Sheppard
Donald
Cleveland
Samuel H. Sheppard
Donald Ahern
Miriva
Sheppard
Marilyn
Susan Hayes
Downey
Calif
Miss Hayes
Los Angeles
Chapmans
Monterey
Ahern
Shepp Owas
Ton
Signal Hill OKs Site of Hospital on 21 Acre Lot
City council designated a 21 acre Signal Hill site on the southwest slope for a proposed hospital funded from fireland air money pending final litigation over using tides and oil funds. Boundaries include Columbia Street Atlantic Avenue and Pasadena Avenue Long Beach Boulevard with planners favoring a central location near the city center.
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Signal Hill
Firleland Air Money
Columbia St
Atlantic Ave
Curhe Wast
Patterson Sts
Pasadena Ave
Long Beach Blvd
Wife Slayer Wounds Self Plays Music in Tennessee
In Fetros Tennessee Lehman West 31 wounded himself after shooting his wife and then played a jukebox for about 30 minutes before seeking medical aid, police reported. Sheriff Clyde Hensley said West confessed the shooting was jealousy driven and that all five children were away from home during the incident. An overnigh/trial action was planned upon release from the hospital.
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Fetros
Tenn
Clyde Hensley
Morgan County
Lehman West
Mary
West
Wensley
Shevift
Weather forecast shifts to cloudy skies in Long Beach
The weatherman withdrew a rain forecast and now predicts variable cloudiness for Long Beach as a storm front weakens and sits off Northern California. A weak secondary system about 800 miles southwest may bring light rain Friday or Saturday, with mostly sunny afternoons and little temperature change in the meantime.
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Long Beach
California
Here
Joint Chiefs Study Armored Aerial Patrol
Washington reports the United States is studying fighter escorts for U S aircraft near Communist territory. Secretary of State Dulles disclosed the Joint Chiefs of Staff are examining the issue while noting an RB29 pilot shot down by Soviet fighters had authority to return fire but did not.
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United States
State Dulles
Dulles
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Pentagon
U. S
AD29
Charles Tishten
Moscow
Russia
America
Hrem- UN
Ching
Second Lethal Prescription Case Revealed
A mother avoided tragedy when her infant nearly received a lethal dose after an erroneous sodium nitrite prescription from the same drugstore involved in a prior case. The State Board of Pharmacy ties both errors to the same bottle mix up while Dr. Goldstein had written both prescriptions correctly.
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Los Angeles
State Board of Pharmacy
Peter James Sills
St. John’s Hospital
Stephen Stewart
Ruth Moomjian
David M. Goldstein
Moomjian
Daniel
Goldstein
St. John's Hospitel
H. F. Dowdy
Pharmacy Board
Dowdy
Pondy
McCarthy Censure Debate Targets Senate Vote Timing
Reported by AP and Washington sources, Senator McCarthy says he will not oppose a Senate vote on censure and expects no filibuster while Republicans discuss a possible compromise. Debate centers on the Watkins committee report and McCarthy's conduct before the Senate Investigations Subcommittee.
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Senate
MacCarthy
Sen
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Barrett
George
D-Ga
Burg
Ralph W. Zivicker
al Itnesg
Senett Investigations
Watkins
Utah
Wisconsin
Judge Dingell Seeks Broad Cigarette Tax Cut Plan
Rep. Dingell plans an across the board income tax cut to be filed on January 5. The proposal would raise exemptions for individuals and dependents by at least 100 dollars and repeal a tax cut on passive income enacted this year. The measure aims to ease overall tax burden and shift benefits broadly.
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Dingell
D-Mich
House
Ways and Means
Bingeli
Rio Dynamite Plant Explosion Kills 16
An explosion at the Jose Neuloes dynamite plant near Rio de Janeiro killed at least 16 people, including 17 women, as workers were leaving the plant five minutes before quitting time. Police reported the blast at the facility about 50 miles from the city.
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220 DE Janeiro
Jose Neuloes
Here
Eisenhower Plans Duck Hunt Trip to Lake Erie
President Eisenhower will hunt ducks Friday and Saturday on Lake Erie near Toledo Ohio after dedicatory ceremonies at the Eisenhower Memorial Museum in Abilene Kansas He will travel from Abilene to Toledo by air and stay at the Cedar Point Club on Maumee Bay before returning to Washington The White House said he and Treasury Secretary Humphrey will be secluded at the club with no visitors expected The president joked that he wants to see if he can still shoot ducks.
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Eisenhower
Lake Erie
Toledo
Ohio
White House
Abilene
Kan
Eisenhower Memorial Museum
Kane Rus
James C. Hagerty
Humphrey
Clear Point Club
Hagerty
School Head Blame Shows Heroism in Allen Explosion
Allen Oklahoma AP reports school superintendent J N McKeel admitted striking a match to locate a suspected gas leak at Allen High School. The blast wounded him, the principal, and 45 pupils. Several students remained in Ada and Holdenville hospitals with two still critical. The fire and collapse destroyed much of the building.
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Okla
Allen High School
Freeman Pickle
Joy Rose
Shirley Inman
Aly Ada Hospital
Ada
Holdenville Hospital
J. N. McKeel
Chick Harvey Butler
Fle
Mckeel
Dale Pink
McKeen
Race to the Moon Theme Spurs Space Rivalry
West Germany observers report a U S Russia space race for lunar mastery. Dr Walter Gerlach cites rumors of a three stage rocket and a space station able to monitor Earth. He urges international cooperation under UN oversight to curb national rivalries.
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Bonn
Germany
Walter Gerlach
West Germany
Space Research Society
United States
Russia
Earth
Gerlach
United Nations
Algerian Outlaw Roundup Begins at Border Sweep
French troops launched a dawn sweep along the Algeria Tunisia border aiming to flush out about 4000 armed rebels thought to be hiding in a 4500 square mile area. The operation involves infantry parachutists and armored units as part of a broad cleanup of the insurgent belt.
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Algiers
Algeria
Choking Fumes Rout 75 in L. A.
In Los Angeles for 3 am a broken pipe in a large basement refrigerator released fumes through a 30 unit building. Seventy three men women and children fled in night clothes. Firemen with gas masks cleared the gas and residents spent three hours in a nearby apartment until blowers dispersed the fumes.
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Los Angeles
Chidren
Plane strikes pedestrian near Sunset Heights runway
Floyd Anderson of 16811 Roosevelt Ave reports a light plane taxied onto a road by East Long Beach Airport in Sunset Heights and struck him as he walked, injuring his back. Pilot John Tyra of 1625 Seal Way Seal Beach admits taxying onto the road but denies hitting anyone. passenger John F. Sheafield of Los Angeles was present.
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Sunset Beach
Floyd Anderson
Roosevelt Ave
Sunset Heights
East Long Beach
Anderson
John Tyra
Seal Way
Seal Beach
John F. Sheafield
Los. Angeles
Red victim named officer drowned in jet clash
Air Force identifies 2nd Lt. Sigfredo Angulo of Los Angeles as the officer who drowned when two Soviet MIGs shot down an American RB29 off Japan Sunday. AP photo.
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Air Force
Sigfredo Angulo
Los Angeles
Japan
AP Phate
Classifieds and notices index page reference list
A reader guide lists where to find sections in the newspaper including Beach Combing Beach Boyle Bridge Classified Comics Crossword Editorial Financial Obituaries Radio TV Shipping Table Sports Theaters Fides Temperatures Wilson Women Your World across pages B-11 A-11 B-11 to B-15 B-10 3-7 A-10 B-3 B-2 B-3 A-1 13 B-6 A-4 A-5 and A-2 respectively.
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