Brief For Sheppard Is Filed
The U S Supreme Court received a brief by Dr Samuel H Sheppard defense asking the court to consider fair trial issues raised by judge and media coverage in his murder conviction case The brief seeks postponement of imprisonment unless Ohio retries him within 60 days and notes Sheppard now lives in Rocky River with a new wife after release in 1964.
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Washington
U. S. Supreme Court
Samuel H. Sheppard
Cleveland
Ohio
Sheppard
Marilyn
High Tribunal
State of Ohio
Rocky River
Cincinnati
Rhodes Honored by Teamsters in Toledo Banquet
Gov. James A. Rhodes will be honored in Toledo during the International Brotherhood of Teamsters second triennial stewards convention banquet. The event occurs Sunday night as part of the union meeting.
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Toledo, Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Betsy Ann Gill Missing Seven Months Later
CAPE GIRARDEAU Mo AP seven months after Betsy Ann Gill three remains missing despite search efforts police chief Irvin Beard suspects kidnapping and continues appeals for tips Civil Air Patrol aid has been used to circulate her description across the nation.
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Cape Girardeau, Mo
Betsy Ann Gill
Betsy
Irvin Beard
Betsy Ann
Beard
Civil Air Patrol
Cape Girardeau
Southeast Missouri State College
Harry Gill
Gill
St John’s suspend protest as campus boycott ends
At St John’s University Brooklyn a student was suspended amid ongoing protests over a teachers strike. The student council voted 28 to 1 to send a delegation to President Cahill while the federation of teachers demands reinstatement for 31 dismissed faculty. About 400 picketed and 25 percent of students skipped a class but the boycott was suspended.
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New York
St. John’s University
Brooklyn
Joseph T. Cahill
St. John’s
United Federation of College Teachers
Afl-Cio
University
Queens
John Federa
Dinner Planned by Altar Guild for Tomorrow
The Altar Guild of Second Baptist Church will sponsor a chicken-in-a-box dinner to be held tomorrow at the church.
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Altar Guild of
Second Baptist Church
British Official Drops Plan To Visit Rhodesia
Commonwealth Secretary Arthur Bottomley canceled a Rhodesia trip after Rhodesian authorities warned a visit would imply British recognition of the rebel regime. Bottomley spoke in Lusaka, citing safety concerns after rioting against three Labour MPs in Salisbury.
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Rhodesia
London
Commonwealth
Arthur Bottomley
Harold Wilson
Nigeria
Bottomley
Salisbury
Zambia
British High Commission
Smith
High Commission
Lusaka
Hoover succeeds Andrews as Lucas County GOP chair
Ralph J. Hoover, 59, a Toledo business man, was chosen to replace John S. Andrews as Lucas County Republican chairman. Andrews relinquished the post he had held since 1952 noting that holding both county chair and state chairman since 1965 left him with little time.
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Toledo, Ohio
Ralph J. Hoover
Toledo
John S. Andrews
Lucas County
Andrews
Ohio Synod Seeks New Vitality Amid Reorganization
The Synod of Ohio announces major reorganizational steps for the United Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. to boost total ministry. The plan creates 75 church clusters per presbytery, revised headquarters staff, statewide field offices, and a study commission concluding a three year effort. Dr. Richard E. Plummer is reelected as synod executive officer to oversee the new work.
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Columbus, Ohio
United Presbyterians
Synod of Ohio
United Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
Synod
Ohio
Richard E. Plummer
Fleeing Scene Charge Filed In Hit Run Case
Franklin police charged 46 year old Carl Buchannan after his damaged car was found in a Waynesville repair shop. He allegedly struck a fire hydrant at E Second Street and Deardoff Road last Friday. Bail was set at 300 dollars. Buchanan to appear in Franklin Municipal Court on January 21.
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Franklin
Waynesville
Carl Buchannaan
Deardoff Road
E. Second Street
Buchannan
Frank
Dexter Mart
Freaklin
Sukarno Maneuvers to Regain Power in Indonesia
London diplomats report President Sukarno teams with Subandrio Leimena and Chaerul Saleh to outflank General Nasution. He keeps Subandrio over central intelligence and inserts loyalists in KOTI while launching a 100-man cabinet to push policies without army approval amid rising prices and protests. Communist sympathizers are restored to influence. The bloodbath following the October coup is reported to have claimed up to 200,000 lives, with ongoing killings prior estimates around 150,000.
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Sukarno
Indonesia
Subandrio
Leimena
Chaerul Saleh
Abdul Haris Nasution
Central Intelligence Agency
KOTI
Supreme Operations Command
Nasution
Sukarno holds power in name despite slipping dominance
Embassy sources in Jakarta say Sukarno’s dominant position has slipped and he now rules in name only. He has clung to enough power to avoid ouster and to resist army pressure for stability.
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Jakarta
Sukarno
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