Ohio Supreme Court upholds Sheppard murder verdict
The Ohio Supreme Court, in a 5-2 ruling, upholds Dr. Sam Sheppard's second-degree murder conviction and denies a new trial. He remains in prison at the state facility, with potential appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court. The decision cites publicity and trial atmosphere as not warranting a retrial.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
Sam Sheppard
U.S. Supreme Court
Cleveland
Sheppard
Ohio Penitentiary
Marilyn Dr. Sam
High Court
Paul M. Herbert
Stevenson Defends Old Folks Vote in California Primary
Adlai Stevenson campaigns on pension issues arguing for better senior benefits as he battles Kefauver for California’s Democratic nominating votes. Kefauver counters, accusing Stevenson of propping RCA in antitrust matters, while both target retiree support ahead of the state primary.
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California
Eisenhower
Sen. Estes Kefauver
Stevenson
Kefauver
Radio Corp. of America
Zenith Radio Corp
Washington
National
Esenhower
Congress
Richard L. Tobin
House
Senate
San Diego
America
RCA
Inglewood
Ike World Policy Under Fire By Senators Mansfield Aiken
Sen Mansfield and Sen Aiken criticized President Eisenhower for offering outworn cliches instead of facts on foreign policy. They argued Soviet tactics shifts reflect U.S. firm policy, urging clear disclosures as times grow dangerous and no easy solutions exist.
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Washington
Sen
Mansfield
D-Mont
Eisenhower
Russia
Aken
R-Vi
Aiken
Soviet Union
Ohioan, 101, Dies in Min go Junction Funeral
Funeral services will be held Sunday for Mrs. Marinda Bolen a 101 year old resident of Mingo Junction who died Wednesday in Steubenville Ohio The final rites are set at the local church with burial to follow in the family plot authorities said
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Steubenville
Ohio
Marinda Bolen
Mingo Junction
Nobody Challenged Me Newsman Tests Queen Security
British journalist Simon Ward of the Daily Sketch recounts posing as an assassin during the Queen's 30th birthday Trooping the Colour. He alleges no one challenged him or Comrade X while he carried a mock bomb within 15 feet of the Queen and urged tighter protection.
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London
Simon Ward
The
Daily Sketch
Ward
Cyprus
England
Scotland Yard
Inside Information
Horse Guards Parade
Neighbor Wasnt Howling Success
Roseville California residents endured two years of nightly noise from a neighbor. In a last resort the neighbor crouched by the bedroom window barking loudly to imitate the nuisance. Police reported the whole neighborhood was awakened except the owner.
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Roseville
Calif
Steel Companies Study Union Proposals In Pause
Pittsburgh representatives from U S Steel Bethlehem Steel and Republic Steel review the United Steelworkers demands after a three hour session ended in recess. A bargaining session was called off and will resume in New York next Wednesday with a package centering on higher wages layoff pay enhanced insurance and extra pay for weekend work while cost remains undisclosed.
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Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers
U.S. Steel Corp
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Republic Steel
New York
Bus Boycott In Sth Day
Tallahassee, Fla. Negro community boycott enters its fifth day amid talks of forming an interracial council to head off such incidents in the future. Negro spokesmen claim 75 percent effectiveness as two Florida A&M University students were arrested for refusing to move to the rear of a bus. An unofficial white and Negro leaders committee seeks a permanent council to establish communications, build understanding, and solve problems through peaceful discussions among all parties involved.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Iday
Florida A&m University
Weekend Forecast Warm, Possibly Wet for Miami Valley
June begins cool with dry air through Saturday then warmth returns. Today’s high near 70 with showers. tonight’s low 45 to 50. Saturday and Sunday trend warmer with highs around 75 and scattered showers likely Sunday. Unofficial high yesterday 85, low 53. rainfall 0.23 inches yesterday and overnight. May total 3.94 inches with 2.15 inches on May 26.
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Miami Valley
Inspection plan urged after Korea arms curb flop
Washington officials say Korea’s breakdown of import curbs demonstrates the need for an iron clad inspection system in any global disarmament program. Western allies accuse North Korea of violating the armistice and demand neutral commission withdrawals, signaling broader implications for future disarmament efforts.
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State Department
Korea
United States
Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission
North
South Korea
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Sweden
Switzerland
U.N
Proclamation Calls State Legislature Into Special Session
Gov. Frank J. Lausche issued a proclamation calling the Ohio Legislature into a special session at noon June 28 to avert a roughly 14 million dollar loss in local government operating funds. The loss stems from an Ohio Supreme Court ruling that federal securities held by banks are exempt from state taxes. The session aims to recoup the funds and later seek authority for municipalities to sell water beyond five miles of their borders, and to consider a General Motors plant proposal in Trumbull County.
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Columbus
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Lausche
Ohio Supreme Court
General Motor Corp
Oy Leedstows
Trumbull County
B25 Crashes Near Lowry Air Base Killing Four
DENVER Four Air Force crew members died when a B25 crashed shortly after takeoff from Lowry Air Force Base while en route from Tacoma to Panama City. Four other men were hospitalized in fair to critical condition. The plane paused at Lowry to refuel before failing to gain altitude and crashing into a cemetery about a mile south of the runways.
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Denver
Lowry Air Force Base
Tacoma
Wash
Panama City
Fla
Lowry Hospital
Lowry Public Information Office
Lowry
Britain refuses to alter Middle East peace proposal
At the United Nations Britain stood by its plan asking Dag Hammarskjold to continue good offices to avert war between Israel and Arab neighbors. Arab, Iranian, and Soviet delegates pressed for changes, arguing good offices could block final peace. Israel supported the British text, saying it favored a permanent peace with the Arabs.
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Middle East
U.N. Security Council
Dag Hammarskjold
Israel
Hammarskjold
Pierson Dixon
Dixon
Djalal Abdoh
Iran
Council
Ahmed Shukairy
Syria
Palestine
Fouad Ammoun
Foreign Office
U.N
Jerusalem
Reds Renew Protest on Tap Tunnel
Washington reports Russia renewed claims of a 600 yard East Berlin tunnel used for tapping Russian military cables. The United States calls the issue local and notes a formal note was delivered to the U.S. Embassy in Moscow via Tass. No confirmation from American officials.
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Washington
Russia
East
West Berlin
East Berlin
State Department
U.S
Department
Moscow
Tass
Wounded deputy to face charge in Ohio gun battle
Lorain County deputy Steve Mohowski, wounded in a gun battle with three Washington Court House police, is charged with shooting with intent to kill. Officer Lang Laytart, who shot Mohowski through the left eye, filed the charge. Mohowski remains in critical condition at University Hospital, Columbus.
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Washington Court House
Ohio
Lorain County
Steve J. Mohowski
Lang Laytart
Mohowski
University Hospital
Columbus
Pinball Ban Stopped by Ohio Court Order
In Columbus a temporary restraining order blocked enforcement of a new pinball ordinance. Six operators and a distributor challenged the ban as unconstitutional in Common Pleas Court before Judge Robert M. Draper.
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Columbus
Ohio
Common Pleas
Robert M. Draper
Cold Water Splashed On Buried Gold Mystery
Ancient Dead Sea Scrolls reportedly describe a vast hoard of gold and silver buried in 60 caches along the Israel Jordan border west of the Dead Sea. Jordan's director of antiquities cautions the treasure is likely exaggerated and the terrain has changed in two millennia, but the scrolls fuel hunter interest with detailed clues and locations.
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Manchester
England
Holy Land
Jordan
Manchester University
Israel-Jordan
Dead Sea
Treasom Trove
Gerald Lankester Harding
Harding
Zadokstom
Exedras
Lorth
Lee Given Colorful Tax Advice Thrown at Governor Lee
Salt Lake City reports Gov. J. Bracken Lee faced unsolicited protest over his tax stance. A citizen painted slogans on the governor's mansion urging payment of taxes while the federal IRS held liens. authorities have no suspect. The vandalism drew praise from Lee for the paint quality, calling it well above average.
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Salt Lake City
J. Bracken Lee
Lee
Internal Revenue Service
Second Chance Rescue Teams Could Save Heart Attack Victims
Cleveland surgeons argue that many deaths from acute heart attacks outside hospital could be prevented with trained resuscitation teams. They cite cases where heartbeat was restored by manual massage and electrical shocks, and suggest laypeople could be taught to perform resuscitation when cardiac arrest occurs.
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Cleveland
Claude S. Beck
Elden C. Weckesser
Frank M. Barry
Department of Surgery
Western Reserve University and
University Hospitals
Journal of the American Medical Assny
Dr. Beck
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