Photog Ousted As Judge Weighs Sheppard Venue Plea
In Cleveland, Judge Talty hears whether publicity from five scrapbooks and four Cleveland Press issues tainted Sheppard's retrial. Bailey offers exhibits to show pretrial bias while prosecutor Corrigan objects. If denied, trial resumes next Tuesday in the same courthouse.
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F. Lee Bailey
Boston
Sheppard
Cleveland Press
Marilyn
Forrest Allen
Sam Giamo
U.S. Supreme Court
Bailey
John T. Corrigan
Talty
Corrigan
Bay Village
U.S
Carl A. Weinman
Dayton
Weinman
Explosion Brews As GE Strike Looms At Sunrise
The AP reports GE faces the biggest strike in its history with 125,000 workers set to walk out at 12:01 a.m. Monday. Unions unite under Meany to challenge the company as White House negotiators reject a voluntary no-strike pledge. Union leaders say the 80-day injunction would worsen tensions. Workers currently average about $2.80 hourly plus 45 cents in benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mammoth General Electric Co
Afl-Cio
Meany
Paul Jennings
International Union of Electrical Workers
Jennings
General Electric
White House
Defense
Secretary of Commerce
John T. Connor
W. Willard Wirtz
Cyrus R. Vance
Vance
Robert S. McNamara
South
Viet Nam
Mother of Nine Strangled in Cincinnati Home
Cincinnati police report the 51 year old wife of a local surgeon and mother of nine was found strangled in her Clifton area garage. The slaying follows three similar murders of women in their 50s nearby within a year, all unsolved. City officials authorize emergency overtime to catch the killer.
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Cincinnati
Alice Hochhausler
Carl J. Hochhausler
Hochhausler
Clifton
University of Cincinnati
C. H. Kline
Kline
Price Hill
Jerome Bricca
Emogena Harrington
Lois Dant
Jeanette M. Messer
Harrington
LBJ Proposes Social Security hikes including $100 minimum
President Johnson outlined a plan for at least 2.2 billion in Social Security increases with an average rise of 10 percent and a $100 minimum monthly benefit for workers with 25 years or more of covered employment. The proposals, to be sent to Congress in January, would not take effect before Jan 1 1968.
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Baltimore
Johnson
Congress
Con
Gress
Federal Pension Program
Maryland
New York City
Frank O'Connor
Democratic House
Bishop Pike Resigns as Auxiliary Bishop in California
James A. Pike resigns today as auxiliary bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of California amid a dispute with Bishop Henry Louttit of South Florida. Pike says the move avoids diocese or successor involvement in the quarrel and remains an honorary canon at Grace Cathedral. The clash centers on Pike remarks about Luci Nugent joining the Catholic Church and rebaptism questions tied to President Johnson's daughter.
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Durham
N.C
James A. Pike
Episcopal Diocese of
California
Episcopal
Greensboro Record
Henry Louttit
South Florida
Louttit
Pike
Luci Johnson Nugent
Grace Cathedral
San Francisco
Luci Nugent
Weather outlook with clouds and warm spell ahead
The forecast calls for cloudy and mild conditions tonight with a low in the 40s. Thursday should be cloudy with a mid-60s high. Warmer weather is expected through the week, then a cooler weekend. Showers likely Friday or Saturday. Yesterday’s high was 65, overnight low 39, 11 am temperature 58.
Suburban Protest Halts School Trees After 40-Foot Error
In Henrico County Virginia a planned school addition faced a 40 foot error in its site plan. Neighbors led by Mrs Walter Hyer Jr protested when a logger began removing pines near Tuckahoe Elementary. State Sen William Parkerson Jr and architect Macon Norman uncovered the mistake. Dozens of trees had already been felled before the error was realized.
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Richmond
Henrico County
Walter Hyer Jr
Tuckahoe
Henrico
L. Ray Shadwell Jr
William F. Parkerson Jr
Macon G. Norman
Marines Push Through Jungle Fight Near Da Nang
In Da Nang South Viet Nam Marines endure 40 minute clash with about 50 Viet Cong. Sgt Clovis Coffmann wins sixth Purple Heart and stabs a foe as platoon evacuates by helicopter. Cpl Robert Thornton, 20, Detroit, dies after heroic return to combat. Other Marines suffer multiple injuries and shot wounds as jets and gunships support operation.
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DA Nang
South Viet Nam
U.S
Clovis Coffmann
Rich
Mond
Katie
Coffmann
Cpl
Robert L. Thornton
Detroit
Mich
Thornton
Bakersfield
Calif
Alistair Livingston
Yorkshire
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United Press International
Sam Sheppard
Cincy
Bridgetown
Messer
LBJ
Ann Landers
Valley News
Womens News
Bishop Pike
Utah
Lance Cpl
Donald J. Chidgey
Livingston
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