Divorce action filed by second wife of ex convict Dr Sheppard
Ariane S Sheppard 39 sought an injunction in Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court after filing for divorce from Dr Sheppard claiming fear for her safety. The former opera singer, married to the 44 year old osteopathic surgeon on July 18 1964, had wed him three days after his release following a Supreme Court order. The case outlines danger fears and seeks protection from contact.
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Plains Farming Cotton Growers Vote On Quotas
SOUTH PLAINS FARMERS are participating in a national referendum this week to determine whether marketing quotas will be in effect on the 1969 cotton crop. Ballots were mailed to producers last week and must be returned to county ASCS offices by Friday. Quotas are expected to carry by a wide margin.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Lubbock County
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Italy in turmoil as protests surge and government search stalls
Police clashed with demonstrators in Genoa while nationwide unrest intensified. Thousands of students and workers protested, bombs hit Pisa and Genoa, and a six hour Sicily general strike halted island activity. Rumor seeks a center left coalition as crisis deepens with calls to disarm police and reform policy.
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Brownfield youths win 1968 Gold Star 4-H awards
Gary Elcke and Debra Beck received 1968 Gold Star 4-H awards. Terry Lee Bey is the son of Lemme Elcke, Debra Beck is the daughter of Mr and Mrs M C Beck. All are residents of Brownfield.
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Toll up this year Cold Coal Facts Show 220 Killed During ’67
The 1967 U S coal mining year saw 220 deaths and hundreds of injuries despite nearly 500 shutdowns for imminent danger. WV accounted for 78 of last year’s 145 deaths, with Mannington blast worsening state toll. Federal law faces hearings to tighten safety rules.
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Bureau of Mines
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James Kee
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Kee
Mannington
W.va
Ken Hechler
D-Wva
Charles Lanman
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