Bay Village Policeman Takes Stand in Sheppard Case
Bay Village Patrolman Fred F. Drenkhan testified he found no sign of a break in at the lakefront home or a struggle in the murder room or on the beach. He said Dr Samuel H Sheppard left the scene that morning without permission as the state questions the intruder theory in Marilyn Sheppards death.
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Cleveland (Ap
Marilyn Sheppard
Fred F. Drenkhan
Bay Village
Samuel H. Sheppard
Drenkhan
Ike Hints At 1956 Re election Bid At Secret White House Meeting
Akron Beacon Journal reports President Eisenhower promised to seek re election in 1956 after a secret White House meeting. Clyde Mann notes GOP leaders warned of loss without Ike. Staff shakeups hinted impossible without Adams remaining in advisory role.
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Akron
Ohio
Akron Beacon Journal
Eisenhower
White House
Clyde Mann
House
Senate
Mann
Democrats Oppose Repeal of Dividend Tax Cut on Ways and Means
Three Democrats on the House Ways and Means Committee oppose a promised repeal of the dividend tax cut enacted in 1954. With Republican backing, repeal faces tough odds as several Democrats remain noncommittal and some holdover members back repeal, while Republicans urge the cut as a spur to investment and growth.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Congress
Minister Admits He Killed Man
Blairsville Georgia Baptist minister Carl Brewer 46 confessed he accidentally fired a shot during a hunting trip on November 5 killing Alvin Towe 40 The two men were separated when Brewer fired at a squirrel and found Towe’s body later Brewer preached Towe’s funeral and no action was planned pending a coroner’s inquest
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Blairsville
Woody Wilson
Georgia Bureau of Investigation
Carl Brewer
Union County
Jack G. Tarpley
Alvin Towe
Towe
Verge Kelly
Wilson
Morse predicts Senate to censure McCarthy
Senator Wayne Morse of Oregon, once a Republican now an independent, predicted in Cincinnati that the Senate would vote 3-1 to censure Senator Joseph McCarthy of Wisconsin. Morse spoke at a Jewish Community Center forum, arguing the Senate would uphold traditional fair procedures.
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Cincinnati
Senate
Joseph McCarthy
R-Wis
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Morse
Jewish Community Center
Slay Suspect Found Dead Hindering Baltimore Case
Baltimore police faced a setback as 45 year old Ralph B Garrett, a suspect in the slaying of 14 year old Carolyn Wasi lewski, was found hanging from a brake wheel on a gondola car beside a railroad. His car was abandoned in Anne Arundel County and a murder pickup had been issued.
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Baltimore
Carolyn Loretta Wasilewski
Ralph B. Garrett
Anne Arundel County
Baltimore and Ohio
Carolyn
Garrett
Defense Budget Seen Increasing
Secretary of Defense Charles E. Wilson told the Cleveland audience that the 1956 request may exceed the 28 billion dollars asked this year. He cited possible savings but also added that additional needs require spending.
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Cleveland
Charles E. Wilson
Wilson
Cleveland Post
American Ordnance Assn
Pay Hike Sought for Postal Workers and Stamps
Assistant Postmaster General Eugene J. Lyons told reporters yesterday that salary boosts for postal employees and a rise in first class postage from 3 to 4 cents an ounce will be sought in the next Congress session.
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Los Angeles
Congress
Eugene J.lyons
Eisenhower Ducks Hunt on Lake Erie Near Toledo
President Eisenhower and Secretary Humphrey hunted ducks at Cedar Point Club on Maumee Bay near Toledo. They traveled from Abilene after dedicating a 325000 Eisenhower Memorial Museum in Kansas. Weather- cautious Humphrey noted rain risk as the party set up operations with newsmen allowed only in the front yard.
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Toledo
Ohio
Eisenhower
Lake Erie
Treasury
George M. Humphrey
Humphrey
Kansas
Abilene
Eisenhower Memorial Museum
America
Cedar Point Club
Maumee Bay
Burke's Recount Rejected and Dixon-Yates Pact Advances
The AEC winds up a public session on the Dixon-Yates contract amid clashes over TVA power policy. Dixon and Yates defend the 107 million dollar West Memphis plant project as economical, while supporters tout government recapture clauses and a 600 thousand dollar earnings cap to satisfy Congress and SEC conditions.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Committee
W. Sterling Cole
R-Ny
Sena Group
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Eisenhower
ABC
Wis L. Strauss
K. D. Nichols
Frank H. Weitzel
R. W. Cook
Cook
Mississippi Valley Generating Co
Edgar H. Dixon
Middle South Utilities Inc
Southern Co
E. A
West Memphis
Ark
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Dixon-Yates
Nichols
Dixon- Yates
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
Sen. Gore
D-Tenn
Strauss
Thomas E. Murray
Joseph Campbell
Willard F. Libby
John von Neumann
Murray
Policy Reversed U.S. backs World Investment Unit
The United States agrees to back a 100 million dollar International Finance Corp as an experimental investment agency. The move reverses years of opposition, aims to attract British cooperation, and support industrial development in underdeveloped nations. Hum phrey says plan will go to Congress for details and review. Ambassador Lodge calls it a forward step toward global development and industrial progress.
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Washington
Free World
United States
Treasury
Humphrey
Congress
New York
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Lodge
U.S
United Nations
International Finance Corp
Well Dressed Gunman Takes Over Savings Office
An Akron bandit, wearing a hat pulled down over his eyes, robbed the Evans Savings & Loan branch, sauntering out with about 30 000 to 35 000 dollars. He dropped 500 dollars in five dollar bills on the way out and told clerks They can have it. No one was harmed.
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Akron
Ohio
Evans Savings & Loan Assn
Eisenhower Reelection Promise Denied By Hagerty In Toledo
President Eisenhower did not promise to run again in 1956. Press secretary James Hagerty called a Akron Beacon Journal report "a lot of nonsense." He said there was no White House meeting confirming such a pledge as the president hunted ducks near Toledo.
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Toledo
Ohio
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Akron Ohio Beacon Journal
Clyde Mann
White House
Recans
Congress
Hagerty
McCarthy Loyalists Rally as Effort to Censure Progresses
Washington crowd of over 3 500 hears Sen Joseph R McCarthy vow his anti communism campaign will continue despite Senate moves to censure him He tears up addressing wives and mothers and receives a plaque from Rabbi Schultz The rally features Sen Mundt and Goldwater plus Busby Wheeler Fish Pegler in attendance and Welker denounces the censure bid as dirty work
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Washington
Joseph R. McCarthy
Senate
McCarthy
Jean
Constitution Hall
New York
Boston
Wisconsin
Sen. Welker
Idaho
Rabbi Benjamin Schultz
Schultz
Welker
Red China
United Nations
Mundt
R-Sd
Goldwater
R-Ariz
Rep
Busbey
City Fathers Plan Busy Year Start With New Legislation
City Commissioners look to clear the decks for the new year as four major items loom for action. Sunday's Journal previews upcoming city events and social calendar highlights from the Society Section. The 1955 Middletown School District budget passed at last night’s Board of Education meeting, with full analysis in Sunday's issue. The Middletown Hospital cafeteria serves visitors with a steady stream of activity and a note on its inviting seating.
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Middletown
Board of Education
Derailed Boston Line Train In Nashua Kills Woman, Injures Many
A Boston to Montreal overnight passenger train derailed near Nashua station early today killing a 47 year old Manchester woman and injuring at least 19. The female victim was Mary Buckley and her 11 year old daughter Katherine was among the injured. Six cars tipped on their sides as responders rushed victims to Nashua Memorial and St Josephs hospitals.
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Nashua
N.H
Red Wing
Boston
Maine
Montreal
Mary Buckley
Manchester
Katherine
H. J. Sanborn
Lebanon
N. H
Samuel Burns
Saugus
Mass
J. P. Laflamme
Noeshua Memorial
St.Joseph’s
Richard Aylward
Dallas County Pearl Harbor dead honored with plaque
Dallas County men killed at Pearl Harbor were honored soon after the attack with an engraved plaque reading You will live forever in our memory. A reporter found the dust covered plaque on Veterans Day in the basement of the Criminal Courts Building.
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Dallas
Tex
Dallas County
Pearl Harbor
Veterans Day
Criminal Courts
Burked recount bid denied by Hamilton County board
The Hamilton County Board of Elections rejected a recount petition from U S Senator Burke alleging voting irregularities in the November election Burke who lost to Republican George Bender claimed a heavy county vote for the winner influenced the result The board cited no complaints by 6612 polling place workers and left the door open to future actions via State Secretary Ted W Brown and others
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Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Joseph Sullivan
Cleveland
Burke
Ted W. Brown
Brown
William J. Leonard
Sullivan
Timothy Hogan
Election Board
Bender
Secretary of State
Associated Press
Hamilton County Board
Trenton
N.J
Charles R. Howell
Clifford P. Case
New Jersey
Case
Howell
Camden
Recanvass
George E. Brunner
27 Tijuana Detectives Arrested
In Tijuana Mexico the entire detective force of 27 men was arrested on orders of Army Captain Salv ar Olvera after Raoul Casares alleged detectives took $9000 of a $10000 Los Angeles robbery loot. Casares and two accomplices had deposited the money in a Tijuana bank before the detectives allegedly intervened. Casares was arrested in Mexico City and returned. No charges have been filed.
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Tijuana
Mexico
Salvador Revueltas Olvera
Raoul Casares
Los Angeles
Dist
Leonida Miranda Bello
Casares
Miranda Bello
Mexico City
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