Sheppard May Get Lie Test
Gov. O'Neill said he would grant a lie detector test for Dr. Samuel Sheppard, who is serving a life term for his wife Marilyn's murder. Lt. Gov. Herbert reported the decision after a conference at the Ohio Penitentiary, with Sheppard expressing willingness to take the test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
William O'Neill
Samuel Sheppard
Sheppard
Marilyn
Willine
Paul M. Herbert
Supreme Court
Cleveland
Donald Wedler
Florida
Marilyn Sheppard
Bay Village
Herbert
Sam
Gregory
Alex Gregory
Court of Last Resort
Wedler
Deland
Fla
O'Neill
Ralph Alvis
Paul Herbert
Alvis
Witnesses Called By Defense In Clinton Trial
In Knoxville, defense attorney Robert L. Dobbs announces aims to counter the government case against 11 white-advocate speakers by calling eye witnesses to counter violence claims. Judge Taylor overrules defense motion. Mrs. Sybil Davis reads 495 names of Tennessee White Citizens Council members to show a broad, legally active all-white support base in Anderson County Clinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville, Tenn
Clinton
U.S
Robert L. Dobbs
Memphis
Tenn
U.S. Dist
Robert L. Taylor
Clinton High School
Taylor
Sybil Davis
Grover S. McLeod
Birmingham
Ala
Davis
Tennessee White Citizens Council
Council
McLeod
Anderson County
House Seeks Reversal Of Foreign Aid Cuts
Washington AP President Eisenhower urged reversal of deep foreign aid cuts as the House opened a showdown over a 12 month program totaling 3.042 billion dollars. A Bentley Reich amendment trimmed economic aid to 500 million, drawing Eisenhower's warning that such cuts threaten national security and the free world.
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House
Washington
Eisenhower
Bentley R-eich
Senate
Bentley
Free World
Miss Universe contestant Gloria Noakes parades at judging
Miss Canada Gloria Noakes 19 walks the runway during last night's Miss Universe judging. She survived the elimination as part of the competition, with AP Wirephoto captured moment.
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Gloria Noakes
Slayers Sought After Amish Farm Killing Near Millersburg
Holmes County investigators hunt two slayers of a young farmer near Mount Hope in an Amish settlement. One suspect described as six feet tall in a police cap, the other a short blond man. Coblenz shot twice. wife beaten and hospitalized. about 9 dollars missing. A stolen truck was found abandoned nearby. Authorities as to timing note the Amish home lacks phone service. Deputy Sheriff Weiss leads the assault with state patrol aid.
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Millersburg
Ohio
Holmes County
H. R. Weiss
Paul M. Coblentz
Coblentz
R. J. Patterson
Holmesville
Ohio 241
Mount Hope
Weiss
Ohio Highway Patrol
Chuckle Money Quote Sparks Wry Observation on Social Circles
A witty remark notes that money cannot buy friends but can attract a different kind of foes. The line frames wealth as social leverage, while hinting at rivalry and envy among circles. The zinger emphasizes irony in wealth-based status.
25 000 Will Die Filter Cigarettes Hit As Lung Cancer Cause
Dr. Ernest L Wynder testified before a House subcommittee that some firms market cigarettes with as much tar and nicotine as unfiltered ones. He warned about 25,000 lung cancer deaths this year and that at least 80 percent could have been prevented by not smoking. He urged better filters, lower burning temperatures, and dry cleaning tobacco to reduce cancer substances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ernest L. Wynder
House
Wynder
Sloan-Kettering Institute For Cancer Research
R. H. Rigdon F
University of Texas Medical School
Hearings Probe Union Funds Use By G Milton Kelly
Senate investigators scrutinize allegations that United Textile Workers Union officials used forty thousand dollars of union money for other purchases. Lloyd Klewert and Anthony Valente face questions as Kennedy cites a sixty seven thousand dollar spending pattern tied to homes and organizing expenses. The probe targets loans to officials and aims to curb a practice Kennedy calls open to corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Lloyd Klewert
United Textile Workers Union
Robert F. Kennedy
McClellan
D-Ark
Klenert
Anthony Valente
Valente
Alphonse Calabrese
Kennedy
UTW
Klewert
Miss U S A winner barred for marriage shock
Long Beach Calif Miss United States Leona Gage was stripped of her Miss USA title after officials learned she is married to Air Force man Gene Norris Ennis and has two children. Miss Utah Charlotte Sheffield cannot compete tonight in Miss Universe preliminaries. Monica Lama of Argentina becomes new finalist. Kathryn Gabriel of Ohio named fifth Miss USA contestant replacement.
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Long Beach
Calif
Leona
Monica Lama
Buenos Aires
Ohio
Kathryn Gabriel
Cleveland
United States
Wichita Falls
Tex
Gene Norris Ennis
Air Force
Friendship International Airport
David Nathan
Gene Jr
Weekend Heat Persists Across Miami Valley Area
Forecasters expect little relief as a hot weekend continues in the Miami Valley with sunny skies and temperatures reaching the 90s. Tonight will cool to around 70 after highs near 90 on Friday and Saturday. Middletown official high reached 92 at 4:30 p.m., while Armco East Works logged an unofficial 105. Water works pumped 91 million gallons yesterday, surpassing recent records.
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Miami
Middletown
Armco
East Works
World pageant picks 15 Miss Universe semifinalists
In Long Beach California, fifteen contestants were named as Miss Universe 1958 semifinalists from 33 entrants. The group includes Miss Alaska Martha Lehmann Miss Austria Hanner Melcher Miss Brazil Terezinha Goncalves Morango Miss Canada Gloria Noakes Miss Cuba Maria Rosa Gamio Miss England Sonia Hamilton Miss Germany Gerti Daub Miss Greece Legeia Caravias Miss Italy Valeria Fabrizzi Miss Japan Kyoko Otani Miss Morocco Jacqueline Bonilla Miss Peru Gladys Zender Miss Sweden Inger Jonsson Miss Uruguay Gabriela Pascal and Miss U S A Leona Gage with final judging set for tomorrow night.
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Miss
Alaska
Martha Lehmann
Fairbanks
Austria
Hannerl Melcher
Wien
Brazil
Terezinha Goncalves Morango
Marcaus
Canada
Gloria Noakes
Toronto
Cuba
Maria Rosa Gamio
Havana
England
Sonia ‘Hamilton
London
Germany
Gerti Daub
Hamburg
Greece
Legeia Caravias
Athens
Italy
Valeria Fabrizzi
Bologna
Japan
Kyoko Otani
Tokyo
Morocco
Jacqueline Bonilla
Casablanca
iPeru
Gladys Zender
Lima
Sweden
Inger Jonsson
Malmo
Uruguay
Gabriela Pascal
Montevideo
U.S.A
Leona Gage
Glen Burnie
Dayton and Washington Bulletin Mix PGA Upset and Contempt
TM-Young Don Finsterwald of Athens Ohio and Tequesta Fla eliminated Sammy Snead 3 and 1 in the fourth round of the national PGA championship. Arthur Miller was fined $500 and sentenced to one month suspended jail term for contempt of Congress, signaling unsettled favorites ahead of the quarterfinals and a political court action in Washington.
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Dayton
Ohio
Young Don Finsterwald
Athens
Tequesta
Fla
Ragged Shooting
Sammy Snead
Washington
Arthur Miller
Congress
Colorado Dam Ready To Burst
CAPULIN Colo A thousand residents face displacement as workers fill a widening breach in Terrace Reservoir dam sixty feet below the top. Bulldozers dump earth and rock while officials say the hole, about the size of a house, may be stabilized unless another cloudburst hits. Lieutenant Governor Hays and highway patrol chief Carrel monitored progress as water continues to pour through the crack in the 160 foot high structure.
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Capulin
Colo
Terrace Reservoir Dam
Highway Patrol
Gilbert Carrel
Colorado
Albuquerque
N. M
Jara
Manassa
Sanford
Frank L. Hays
Lexpeeene
Hays
Bomb hoax forces New York to Paris Air France plane back
A bomb hoax led an Air France Constellation flying from New York to Paris to turn back 140 miles east of Cape Cod and make a Boston landing with 59 passengers. FBI and state authorities searched the craft but found no device. Two other Air France planes also landed early for cargo checks.
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Boston
New York
Paris
Air France
Constellation
Cape Cod
Idlewild
FBI
Mexico City
Montgomery
Ala
Sydney
N.S
The Talker Stages 24-Hour Phone Call Marathon
In Springfield a man described as a stalker spent 24 hours at Clarence Wendling's filling station talking mostly on a pay phone. He deposited over 300 dollars, called Paris Monte Carlo Texas New York Wisconsin Las Vegas and spoke with a Paris teacher via interpreter while reciting poetry. He tried to reach Princess Grace in Monte Carlo. The phone company had to service the line, and locals ran through change as he continued to talk and eat. Wendling did not reveal the man's identity.
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Springfield
Ill
Clarence Wendling
Wendling
Paris
France
Monte Carlo
Texas
New York
Wisconsin
Las Vegas
Nev
Grace
Monaco
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