Dr Sam Sheppard ordered returned to Ohio prison
The 6th U S Circuit Court of Appeals reversed a July ruling and ordered Dr Sam Sheppard back to the Ohio penitentiary to resume his life sentence for the 1954 murder of his wife Marilyn. The court said due process concerns were not enough to overturn the Ohio conviction.
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Cincinnati
6Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Sam Sheppard
Ohio
Marilyn
U.S. District Court
Carl Weinman
Sheppard
Common Pleas Court
Cleveland
Clifford O’sullivan
Harry Phillips
George Edwards
Weinman
Johnson Wins Quick Approval For Emergency Viet Nam Funds
The House appropriations committee approved a $700 million emergency fund to support the Vietnam war. The bill moves to a full House vote as leaders aim for swift passage. President Johnson said no military solution exists in the long run and urged pursuit of a peaceful settlement.
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Washington
House of Representatives Appropriations Committee
Johnson
Viet Nam
House
White House
Congress
South
China
OAS to Meet Rebel Leader for Dominican Ceasefire
An OAS peace mission planned to meet Col Francisco Caamano to secure a complete ceasefire in Santo Domingo amid fighting that began April 24. U.S. Marines and paratroopers joined in securing a safety zone as talks continued and recognition questions loomed.
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Santo Domingo
Reuters
Organization of American States
Dominican Republic
Francisco Caamano
Pedro Benoit
OAS
Washington
U.S
82Nd Airborne Regiment
Ozuma River
Caamano
Col. Caamano
United States
Informer recalled to stand in Liuzzo slaying case
In Hayneville Alabama an FBI informer and Ku Klux Klan member Gary Thomas Rowe is recalled for cross examination to challenge his testimony that 21 year old Collie Leroy Wilkins Jr fired the shots that killed Viola Liuzzo during a civil rights march. Rowe identified Eugene Thomas and William Orville Eaton as Klansmen in the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayneville, Ala
FBI
Gary Thomas Rowe
Matt H. Murphy, Jr
Rowe
Collie
Leroy Wilkins, Jr
Viola Liuzzo
Murphy
Thomas
William Orville Eaton
Bessemer
Eaton
Final shots today in Ottawa budget debate
Opposition MPs vote on the budget as six days of debate end at 5 45 p m Eastern with Speaker Macnaughton urging approval of the annual financial program. Two non confidence motions were defeated and a third could be called today but voice vote is likely. Four weeks of drama see Conservatives accused of absence to aid the government while the NDP failure was 106 to 90 with 31 Conservatives absent or paired.
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Ottawa Cps
Gordon
Macnaughton
Commons
New Democratic Party
Gerard Chapdelaine
SC Sherbrooke
NDP
Work stoppage placed on CPR station renovations
City Hall ordered a halt to $30 000 CPR station renovations after no building permit was obtained. Dick Pierce, city building inspector, said the order was enacted Monday and will stay in effect until the CPR secures a permit. CPR superintendent W R Flett was unavailable for comment.
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CPR
City Hall
Dick Pierce
W.R. Flett
Pierce
Northwest Nitro Plans New 600 Ton Ammonia Plant in Canada
Northwest Nitro Chemicals Ltd announces a 600 ton per day anhydrous ammonia plant to be linked with upcoming modernization. Potter says expansion targets Canada and prairie markets, with Medicine Hat as a potential site but not guaranteed. CSU parent company recently announced a 1000 ton per day plant in Sterlington, Louisiana for the 1967 season.
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Canada
Northwest Nitro Chemicals Ltd
Tom B. Potter
Northwest
Commercial Solecnts Corporation
Terre Haute
Ind
Potter Reiter
Ated
Medicine Hat
Potter
Prairie
United States
Alta
CSU
Sterlington, Louis
Centennial Co ordinator named for city program
Chamber of Commerce will submit five names to select a part time Centennial co ordinator. The appointee will coordinate with more than 150 city organizations, start duties next September, and work from the Chamber building office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Centennial Committee
Don Hawthorne
Civic centre costs questioned for Stampede project
The Medicine Hat Stampede company faces questions May 31 on the Centennial project’s feasibility and operating costs. Fred McGuinness cites about 80 000 yearly overhead, while a downtown phase proposes a 400 000 facility with a gymnasium pool and offices. The centre aims to host conventions hockey cultural events and agricultural shows with eventual government loans and revenue offsets.
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Medicine Hat Stampede and Exhibition Company
Fred McGuinness
Vue
Gordon Sissons
Kiwanis
McGuinness
Canadian minister notes arms buildup in Cyprus amid UN role
In Nicosia, Canadian minister Martin ends talks with Cypriot leaders and says arms buildup persists on both sides. He praises UN peacekeepers for new authority while avoiding detail, and UN officials in New York declined comment. Bruce MacDonald of Edmonton will lead the UN force until May 1.
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Nicosia
RCAF
Marseilles
France
NATO
London
Martin
United Nations
New York
Marin
Leing
Erie
Bruce MacDonald
Edmonton
Ros. Thimayya
India
Southeast Asia Council denounces communist aggression and peril
The Southeast Asia Treaty Organization ministerial council issued a communique in London denouncing communist aggression in South Vietnam and calling for continued defensive action. It expressed grave concern over Indonesia's confrontation with Malaysia as a threat to regional peace.
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London
Reuters
Southeast Asia ‘Treaty Organization
Viet Nam
Indonesia
Malaysia
Southeast Asia
Youth remains in critical condition after scooter crash
A 11 year old boy, Minor Milne, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Milne of 583 6th St. N.E., was listed in critical condition at the hospital Wednesday after a motor scooter collided with an automobile Saturday. He suffered a broken left arm and skull fractures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minor Milne
Roy Milne
6Th St. N.E
CPR plans boost freight business
Montreal CPR executives outline aims to grow freight to match or exceed economic growth. Board chairman N R Crump stresses expanding Canada's share of freight markets while president R A Emerson notes freight demand rising despite grain downturn and cites higher rail investments and wage pressures. Ownership data shows Canadian holders surpass 50 percent for the first time in CPR history.
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Montreal
Canadian Pacific Railway
N. R. Crump
CPR
Canada
R. A. Emerson
Freuht
Emerson
Canadian National Railways
Crump
United Kingdom
United States
Hstory
Powers awarded medal to U 2 pilot Powers
The Central Intelligence Agency secretly awarded a medal to Francis Gary Powers, the U 2 pilot whose crashed flight over the Soviet Union strained East West relations. The 1960 incident helped derail the Paris summit and halted photo reconnaissance over Russia.
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New York
Central Intelligence Agency
Francis Gary Powers
Soviet Union
CIA
New York Herald Tribune
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Paris
Russia
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Haynesville
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United States Court of Appeals
Bay Village
Edward Blythin
Ariane Tebbenjohanns
Cyprus
Little Cloud
Northwest Nitro
Oscar Weiss
Twin-City
Moncton
Civic Centre
Stampede Company
McGtunness
Stampede
Iran
Corman
Dean
Starmede
Ctts
McGuin- Ness
Calgary
Civic
Ary
Witham Sellborn
Windsor
Faz Kuchuk
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