Jury Deliberates Fate Of Dr Sam Sheppard In Court
In Cleveland AP report, a Common Pleas jury begins weighing five verdict options in the Sam Sheppard murder case. Judge Blythin outlines possible outcomes including first degree murder with or without mercy, second degree murder, manslaughter, or acquittal. The judge notes circumstantial evidence and motive need not be proven.
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Cleveland (Ap
Common Peas Court
Sam Sheppard
Marilyn
Edward Blythin
State Pardon and Parole Commission
Blythin
Sheppard
Lois Mancini
Ohio
NATO Leaders Adopt New Nuclear Defense Strategy
Paris AP report: NATO ministers approve a new look defense plan incorporating atomic firepower and debate who decides to use nukes. They draft a communiqué, seek a compromise placing final decisions with member governments while avoiding rigid emergency rules. France defies Soviet pressure over West German rearmament ratification.
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Paris
Free World
NATO
West
U.S
Russia
West Germany
Mendes-France
National Assembly
Britain
France
United States
Canada
Europe
Alfred Gruenther
Stennis Backs Nonstrategic Woods Trade with Russia
Senator Stennis of Mississippi said the United States should pursue nonstrategic wood trade with Russia and its allies, suggesting the move could start without sacrificing core principles. Other senators urged caution and argued for study or congressional guidance before any action.
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Washington
Sen. Stennis
D-Miss
Russia
Benson
Reds
Stennis
Sen. Wiley
R-Wis
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
Sen. Robertson
D-Va
Pope Pius XII Still Gravely Ill in Vatican
Pope Pius XII remains gravely ill as doctors report continued weakness and a recurrence of hiccups. Dr. Riccardo Galeazzi-Lisi cites a small esophageal hernia gastritis and ongoing hemorrhaging as factors. Cardinal Angelo Dell'Acqua notes the pope is fatigued but somewhat better than yesterday.
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Frank Brutto
Vatican City
Pius XII
Riccardo Galeazzi-Lisi
Vatican
Angelo Dell’Acqua
Riccardo Ga
Galeazzi-Lisi
Miner Rescued From 800-Foot Salt Mine After Explosion
In Winnfield Louisiana a naval officer on leave and a miner descended 800 feet into a salt mine with portable oxygen and rescued Julius Smith 40 before the oxygen ran out Smith collapsed from carbon dioxide fumes but was reported in fairly good shape at 6 hospital.
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Winnfield
Julius Smith
Nativity Scene Paste Craft Pops Up On Mayfield Lawn
The Mayfield home displays a life like manger scene made from chicken wire paste and cardboard by a mother of two. Sunday Journal promises full story and photo inside. Christmas Week brings school festivities and vacation prep across the city.
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Mayfield
New York Dock Hands May Strike
The International Longshoremen's Association representing about 20 000 New York dock workers announced yesterday it is contemplating a strike. Observers believed no walkout was likely before January 1 after members rejected a contract offering a 17 cent hourly boost and a union shop. William V Bradley, ILA president, said the contract was turned down as members felt insufficient return for a two‑cent gain.
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New York
International Longshoremen’s Assn
William V. Bradley
International Union
SEC Hearing Could Narrow Dixon Yates Power Deal
The SEC hearing timetable may let the new Congress review or kill the Dixon Yates private power contract with TVA before work begins. Officials say little will be done until financing is approved and a decision on initial phases likely after February 1. Middle South Utilities and Southern Co proposed a 107 million dollar plant at West Memphis Arkansas with Mississippi Valley Generating to invest 5 million.
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Washington
Securities and Exchange Commission
Congress
Dixon-Yates
SEC
Ralph H. Demmler
Lan. 5
Eisenhower
Tennessee Valley Authority
Middle*South Utilities, Inc
Edgar H. Dixon
The
Southern Co
Eugene Yates
AEC
TVA
Utility
Eye
West Memphis
Ark
Mississippi Valley Generating Co
UN Chief Accepts Invitation for Talks with Chou En Lai
UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold accepted an invitation to visit Peiping for face to face talks with Red China Premier Chou En Lai. The talks may cover world peace and tension while not ruling out discussion of the jailed American airmen. Hammarskjold plans to depart as arrangements permit.
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U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
Red China
Chou en-Lai
Peiping
Hammarskjold
Chou
United Nations
U.N
United States
U.N. General Assembly
General Assembly
Penping
Fake charity racket exposes bogus school sports fund
Reading police said a fake charity collected five dollars from donors claiming to support Juvenile Basketball Assn at Reading School. Fred Trauth of Newport Kentucky, 27, was charged with obtaining money under false pretenses and released on 250 bond. George Young of the Cincinnati BBB noted ongoing unauthorized solicitations.
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Cincinnati
Reading
Fred Trauth
Newport
Reading School
Harvey Boileau
George Young
Cincinnati Better Business Bureau
Bay Area Quake Stuns San Leandro Residents
An early morning San Leandro quake centered 12 to 15 miles south of Berkeley shook buildings and cracked walls but caused no major property damage. Seismograph records from UC Berkeley placed the event at magnitude 3.8, following a larger Nevada tremor of about 7.0 earlier.
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San
Pentagon unveils new universal training plan and draft extension
The Pentagon proposes a six month training for 100000 youths yearly to build a 2.5 million reserve pool and keeps 20000 draftees monthly. Volunteers would earn less pay and not receive veterans benefits, with a nine year total service liability. Secretary Wilson backs extending reserve duties with a 24 month active duty penalty for noncompliance.
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Washington
Pentagon
United States
Congress
UMIT
Wilson
American Airmen Mark Aviation's 51st Birthday
Washington and Kill Devil Hills observe the 51st anniversary of the Wright brothers first flight with memorials and ceremonies. Awards at the Wright Day Dinner honor aviation pioneers and industry leaders including J H Kinderberger and E H Heinmann. Fifteen F84F jets participate in Wright Brothers National Monument events. Rear Adm Kiland addresses luncheon in Nags Head.
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Washington
Orville
Wilbur Wright
Washington Aero Club
Theodore von Karman
Pasadena
Calif
John Furbey
Kansas City
United States
Air Transport Assn
Kill Devil Hills
Air Force
Wright Brothers
Langley Air Force Base
National Monument
Dayton
Ohio
Adm
I.N. Kiland
Norfolk
5Th Naval District
Nags Head
Senators Demand U S Abandon Formosa in Row Over Taiwan
Washington Republicans and Democrats condemn Moscow’s demand that the United States quit Formosa. Senators Humphrey and Green call the broadcast an informal Kremlin demand and warn Formosa remains an essential U S defense view amid postwar treaty concerns.
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Washington
Russia
United States
Formosa
Sen
Wiley
R-Wis
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Phrey
Sen. Green
D-Ri
Pacific
Chicago inspector falls to death in Terre Haute hotel
William Swatos, 50, a Chicago boiler inspector, died after plunging from a fifth floor hotel room in Terre Haute. Investigators found no note and suspect he may have consumed two bottles of a disinfectant.
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Terre Haute
Ind
William Swatos
Chicago
Eisenhower Lights Capital Christmas Tree For World Peace
President Eisenhower lights the 65-foot Michigan fir on the Ellipse to open the Pageant of Peace a three week event with representatives from 30 nations. He plans a six minute radio TV address and will host children from six UN countries at the White House as embassies abroad stage coordinated peace programs. The ceremony features the Marine Band an 80 voice choir and the St Phillips Cathedral Bell Choir among other participants.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
United Nations
India
Ecuador
Canada
France
Philippines
United States
U.S
Marine Band
St. Phillips Cathedral Bell
Atlanta
KP of the Year: GI Peeler Sets Potatoes Pace
Pfc. Robert Cordy, a 25 year old Korean veteran at Fort Knox, is named KP of the Year for peeling 11 potatoes per minute. He earned a three day pass and plans to return to KP duty. he hopes to enter the restaurant business after discharge in July.
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FT. Knox
Robert _ Cordy
Cordy
Louisville
Judge Approves Weighty Argument In Double Parking Case
Frances Gilman faced Police Judge John Selon in Butte Montana to answer a charge of double parking. The judge urged efficiency while she pleaded the need to deliver papers. The outcome indicates a potential fine or citation.
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Butte
Mont
John Selon
Frances Gilman
Selon
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