Sheppard Jury Quiz Advances in Cleveland Trial
A woman juror cried and asked to be excused but remained seated as the murder trial of Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard continued in Cleveland. The panel shuffled with replacements, two tentative jurors excused and two new ones chosen as the second week began. Prosecution and defense repeatedly referenced Sheppard's wife and alleged paramour Susan Hayes as potential considerations for juror views.
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Sheppard
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Marines. White
Grace L. Prinz
White
Susan Hayes
Downey
Calif
William J. Corrigan
Cuyahoga County
Common Pleas
Edward Blythin
Sam Sheppard
Graves Promises Minority Jobs if Elected Governor
Democratic candidate Richard Graves vowed to appoint qualified minorities to top positions to prove everyone can live as equals. He urged a strong fair employment practices commission and highlighted equality in housing education and auto insurance while criticizing the Republican stance. The remarks were recorded during a Tribune forum at Temple Hospital where Graves was receiving bronchial treatment.
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Los Angeles
Richard ©. Graves
Temple Hospital
Knight Urges Yes on 5 to Boost California Ships
In San Francisco Gay Goodwin J Knight told a banquet that voting yes on Proposition 5 is necessary to keep California in the forefront of maritime states. He noted Prop 3 reaffirms a 40 year old law taxing ships from local property taxes and that the present law expires next year. He said his administration aims to revive shipbuilding by securing more work and cited a committee that helped win two destroyer escort contracts at Bethlehem yard in San Francisco. He accused the Navy of denying fair projects to California yards and pledged continued pressure on officials to correct it.
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Goodwin J. Knight
Sisi Ican Federation of Labor
California
Knight
APL
Northern California
Bethlehem Yard
Navy
Congress
Mother Twins Born Days Apart In Minnesota
Aitkin Minnesota mother Mrs Victor L Sjod in 33 delivered a 5% pound girl in Duluth after an earlier birth of a boy in Aitkin hospital Friday. The twins were born 5 minutes shy of 72 hours apart and the family includes brothers Kenneth 6 and Thomas 4. The mother and newborns were reported fine and transported by ambulance due to anticipated complications with the second birth.
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Duluth
Minn
Vii
Aitkin, Minn
Victor L. Sjedin
Aitkin Hospital
Sjodins
Kenneth
Thomas
Pinball Tax Battle Targets Illegal Games
California seeks about 350 000 to 360 000 in delinquent taxes from pinball operators tied to illegal games with cash payouts. State Controller Robert Kirkwood says a 1951 law bars deductions on income from legal gambling, while Franchises Tax Board investigator Heberd Smith notes a gross income of eight million dollars from 1961 to 1953. Most operators are small, a few are large, and many have not paid. Delinquency assessments may reach as high as half a million dollars as the probe continues and some operators consider court challenges.
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Sacramento
California
Robert Kirkwood
Franchise Tax Board
Attorney General's Office
Kirkwood
Heberd Smith
Housebreakers Escaped With 25250 In Baltimore Jewels
Police search for three armed men who forced entry into Louis Mann home in Baltimore and fled with jewels furs and cash totaling 25250. The trio claimed to be government agents, entering from the door with pistols.
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Baltimore
Louis Mann
Foust Distilling Co
Glen Rock
Sherwood Distilling Co
Westminster
Union Representation Hearings Resume
Hearings resume on a petition for a representation election among unlicensed seagoing personnel. The proposal would join independent stewards with the AFL sailors and firemen, forming a combined unit the AFL says is historically and functionally appropriate. Vanna and Misa Scussel discussed life in the United States, with Vanna stating no marriage plans and plans to return to Italy next year.
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San Francisco
National Labor Relations Board
AFL Saiors
AFL
US move to recover windfall profits from housing promoters
Washington The government will seek to recover nearly seven million dollars in windfall profits allegedly received by promoters of five apartment housing projects in New York Delaware Ohio Texas and California. Housing Administrator Albert M Cole said the action targets promoters who obtained government backed loans for amounts above costs and then paid the difference to themselves. The FHA holds the preferred stock and will push to replace directors until charter defaults are corrected. Similar action began last August in a New Jersey project.
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Upi
Albert M. Cole
New York
Delaware
Ohio
Texas
California
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Cole
Joans
Federal Housing Administration
FHA
New Jersey
Reds invade temples in Bangkok in bid to sway priests
An investigation department report states Communists circulated pamphlets in Thai Buddhist temples urging priests to oppose government backing of the Southeast Asia Collective Security Treaty. The action targets religious groups to influence political stance amid regional security tensions.
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Bangkok
Thai
Thailand
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