Decision In Hoffa Case Goes To Federal Jury
The Hoffa bribery conspiracy trial goes to a Federal Court jury for verdict. Judge Burnita Matthews began instructions as prosecutors and defense argued over John Dye Cheasty's role. Prosecutors say Cheasty acted as a spy for Hoffa while defense calls him a deceiver and challenges the case.
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Karl R. Bauman
Washington
James R. Hoffa
Burnita S. Matthews
Hoffa
John Dye Cheasty
New York
Senate Rackets Committee
Troxell
Cheasty
Fischbach
Dog's Case Might Go To Governor's Office In Ohio
Annie the 105 pound St Bernard accused of killing sheep may reach the governor's office. Joan Perkins, mother of a soldier on duty in Germany, told Hardin County commissioners that the governor's office had inquired into the case and she seeks guidance. She offered to pay an $81 sheep-killing claim but was refused by the commission.
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Kenton
Ohio
Annie
St. Bernard
Joan Perkins
Gene Perkins
Germany
Hardin County
Dropped Pistol Wounds Mother Near-Fatal Shot
An 18 year old mother, Mrs. June C. Belle, narrowly escaped death when a .22 pistol she kept for protection discharged at her Columbus home. The bullet struck her left side and came within a fraction of an inch of being fatal. She is in satisfactory condition at Mercy Hospital.
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Columbus
Ohio
June C. Belle
Mercy Hospital
Body Of Clevelander Recovered From River
Milwaukee police recovered the body of a man identified as Robert S. Allom about 50 from the Milwaukee River on Thursday night. Investigators said papers indicate he was the associate editor of a monthly magazine called The National Republic.
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Milwaukee
Robert S. Allom
Cleveland
Milwaukee River
the National Republic
Flier Awarded Distinguished Flying Cross
Marine Corps Maj John H Glenn Jr of New Concord Ohio received the Distinguished Flying Cross for a record transcontinental flight. Secretary of the Navy Thomas S Gates presented the medal in a Pentagon ceremony. Glenn was credited by the Navy with an average speed of 726 mph.
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Washington
Marine Corps
John H. Glenn Jr
New Concord
Ohio
Navy
Thomas S. Gates
Pentagon
Glenn
Scouts Leave Valley Forge for Jubilee Jamboree
About 50,000 Boy Scouts wrapped a week at Valley Forge with many heading home. A jubilee contingent of 1,700 scouts and leaders from all states and possessions prepares for an international jamboree at Sutton Park near Birmingham, England. Two groups depart: Ottawa on the S S Fairsea Monday and 186 aboard the Castel Felice from New York today.
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Valley Forge
Historic
U.S
Sutton Park
Birmingham
England
Ottawa
S.S. Castel
Housing Project Starts in Warren Ohio
Construction of a 10 million dollar housing development near the Austin Village shopping center began Thursday in Warren Ohio.
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Warren
Ohio
Austin Village
Concessions Grow in Civil Rights Debate
Washington report notes increased concessions to Southern opponents as Senate leaders including Knowland confer with Northern Democrats on amending Section 3 of the civil rights bill. Aims include repealing the Reconstruction era troop law and softening push to remove the section, shaping voting rights protections and federal enforcement.
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John Chadwick
Washington
Senate
Knowland
California
Lould
Sen
Humphrey
Dminn
Russell
D-Ga
Dixie Forces
Anderson
D-Nm
Aiken
R-Vi
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Grok Gartels
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Guerdien Angel
Reeves Jewelers, Inc
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U. S. Coast Guard
Owen P
Thomas
Revenue Cutter Service
Coast Guard
Flier
Tom Baird, Jr
Charles L. Hodson
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Middletown
Aan
SEARS
Dream Lounge
FBI
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