Jury mistrial fears loom in Sheppard case
Cleveland AP report details potential mistrial after juror with criminal past is identified amid Sheppard murder trial scrutiny. Judge Blythin weighs whether to void juror selection while defense and state weigh grounds for a mis trial. The case centers on Dr Samuel Sheppard accused in his wife’s death last June and a possible double jeopardy issue if retrailed.
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Cleveland
Sheppard
Samuel HM
Martin
Lusan Hayes
Lake Erie
Common Pleas
Edward Blythin
Saul Danaceau
James R. Manning
Danaceau
Mer
Manning
Frank Story
Story
Central Police Station
Cleveland Municipal Court
Blythin
Inde Birthin
William J. Corrigan
Brando Plans Quiet Riviera Wedding In France Seaside
Hollywood star Marlon Brando and fiancée Josane Marinai Berenger stir a French village with talk of a Riviera wedding. Residents report little detail and say no ceremony date is set while Brando works on two films. The 19 year old bride to be is a painter's model and beauty contestant.
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Bandoz
France
Marlon Brando
Brando
Josane Marinai
Berenger
Riviera
Josane
Philadelphia Blast Death Toll Rises to Nine Firemen
The blast from a tank of textile treating solvent on Thursday killed nine firemen in Philadelphia. Hoseman James Doyle aged 32, hoseman Thomas Wilson 36, ladder man James Vivian 32, and Lt. Charles Holtzman died yesterday, with chemists noting lung damaging phosgene gas released. The toll trails the 13 killed in a December fire.
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Philadelphia
Yescity
James Doyle
Thomas Wilson
James Vivian
Charles Holtzman
Eisenhower pushes pyramid phone vote drive for GOP
President Eisenhower plans a nationwide chain call campaign starting at 11 30 a m to urge voting for Republican congressional candidates He will phone 10 ordinary Americans who will then contact 10 more aiming to reach millions in about two hours The idea is to combat voter apathy and boost GOP turnout after a four state tour
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Washington
Eisenhower
Ea Iucsuay
GOP
White House
Wilmington
Del
Ohio
Michigan
Kentucky
Delaware
Congress
Lausche Rhodes Debate Sets Cleveland City Club Showdown
Gov. Frank Lausche and challenger James Rhodes prepare for a City Club debate in Cleveland as Lausche warns against political vitriol and campaigns ending his TV appearances after this campaign. Rhodes earlier met President Eisenhower aide and called for further veteran bonuses.
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Cleveland
Frank J
Lausche
James A. Rhodes
City Club
Youth Kills Self With Officer's Revolver
In Cincinnati a 13 year old boy, son of a city police officer, killed himself with his father's service revolver yesterday. Police say the youth may have been playing with the weapon when it discharged.
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Cincinnati
Donald Leon Graf
Victims Located in French C47 Crash
The bodies of 21 victims were found in wreckage in the French mountains north of Nice by an American ground rescue team led by Maj. Rufus Hessberg of the US 12th Air Rescue Group.
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Wiesbaden
Germany
France
Air Force
Rufus Hessberg
12Th Air Rescue Group
Nice
Mitchell links Eisenhower to Red smear in shift to frontal attack
Democratic national chairman Stephen A. Mitchell announces a last minute tactic change attacking President Eisenhower as part of a smear campaign. He accuses Eisenhower of joining in a "Red smear" while overruling party worries that targeting the President could backfire amid the voting deadline. Stevenson joins the debate, disputing Eisenhower’s approach.
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Washington
Democratic High Command
Eisenhower
Stephen A. Mitchell
Mitchell
Congress
Tharea Wae Na Mihlin Nan
Adlai E. Stevenson
Nixon
Rnment
White House
James C. Hagerty
Stevenson
West German Leader' s East West Pact Proposal But Unofficial U.S. Rejection
United States officials privately rejected Chancellor Adenauer's idea of a broad East West nonaggression pact. State Department spokesmen declined comment while analysts say Washington opposes any plan that could allow Soviet domination. Eisenhower favors talks with the Soviets on disputed issues if they show genuine good faith. Felix von Eckhardt described Adenauer's plan as a stepwise set of agreements rather than a single sweeping pact.
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Washington
U.S
Konrad Adenauer
Free West
Soviet Bloc
Adenauer
Eisenhower
State Dulles
Felix von Eckhardt
von Eckhardt
Britain Ends Waterfront Strike With Return to Work
British dock workers vote to end the 43,000 strong walkout and resume labor as overtime conditions are debated. nationwide mass meeting urged resumption while overtime disputes seek final resolution amid port disruptions.
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London
Britain
Landon
Chicago cop slayer Agostino Amedeo killed in ambush
Chicago detectives trapped and killed Agostino Amedeo, 26, the fugitive who fatally shot Detective Charles Amerino in a North Side saloon on Oct. 21. Amedeo fired as he attempted escape. a bystander was wounded. Police halted Clark Street as crowds gathered.
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Chicago
Agostino
Gus) Amedeo
North Side
Amedeo
Charles Amerino
Frank Pape
William Murphy
John Bosquette
Amerino
Berwyn
Clark Streets
Gus
Louis Molnar
Clark Street
Criminal Courts
Anthony Gambino
Gambino
Delores de Genio Marcus
Annerine
Marcus
Anne
del Genio
Mrs. del Genio
United Nations Begins Five Power Arms Talks
The U N disarmament commission started arranging talks among five powers to limit atomic and hydrogen weapons. Russia and four Western nations backed the plan, with Britain France and Canada co sponsors. The United States may ask Morehead Patterson to represent it if talks open after year start.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.N. Disarmament Commission
United States
Russia
Assembly
Britain
France
Canada
State Department
Morehead Patterson
New York
London
Patterson
Jules Moch
Attempted bombing targets Rep George Bender in Ohio
Early today an explosive placed on the rear floor of Rep George H. Bender’s 1946 Cadillac failed to detonate. Authorities in Chagrin Falls and Moreland Hills report only the detonator cap fired, and Edna Bender found the half pound stick in front of their home garage.
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Chagrin Falls
Ohio
George H. Bender
Moreland Hills
Bender
Edna
Hams Patrol Weymouth Streets For Halloween Pranks
Amateur radio operators in Weymouth Mass will patrol in radio equipped cars to alert police and fire units of trouble spots tonight. They plan to monitor Halloween prank activity and report property damage false alarms and other emergencies.
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Weymouth
Mass
Two Men Hurt In 2nd Crash Middletown Driver Dies In Rt. 73 Collision
A two-vehicle crash on Rt. 73 northeast of Middletown killed Virgil C. Nelson 44 and critically injured Robert Coleman 35, with Liang John Silas 31 injured. a separate collision on Minnesota Street involving Coleman and Silas caused extensive damage and highway crews cleared the scene. Nelson, a Gardber Board and Carton Co. employee, died at Middletown Hospital. Coleman remained unconscious with a severe head injury. Silas was treated for head and leg injuries and awaited x-rays. The crashes occurred around 7:58 a.m. and involved ambulances from McCoy Leffler and Riggs.
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Middletown
Rt. 73
Virgil C. Nelson
Grand Ave
Middletown Hospital
Robert Coleman
11Th Ave
Nelson
Gardner Board and Carton Co
Clay City
Alma
Marily Dennis
Luzenne
17Th Avenue
Silas
James Jules
17Th Ave
Coleman
McCoy-Leffler
Riggs
GOP Granted Radio and TV Time for Speeches
New York NBC granted the Republican Party a half hour of free broadcast time to respond to recent Eisenhower speeches after a request by Leonard H. Hall. The network also arranged a similar free slot for Adlai Stevenson following a Democratic push. Speakers listed include Atty. Gen. Herbert Brownell, Mrs. Oveta Culp Hobby, and Bertha Adkins.
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New York
Ee Broadcasting Co
GOP National Committee
Leonard H. Hall
NBC
Adlai Stevenson
Democratic National Committee
Stephen Mitchell
Mitchell
Eisenhower
Hall
Herbert Brownell
Oveta Culp Hoby
Bertha Adkins
National Committee
Children Swap 30 000 Comics At Canton Public Square
More than 30 000 crime and horror comics were hauled to Public Square in Canton by 240 school children taking part in the second operation book swap. Each child who brought 10 comics received a hard bound volume. officials ran out of reward books but will order more.
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Canton
Ohio
Public Square
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J. A. Blair
Blair
Karen
Conemaugh
George Fesko
Joseph Govekar
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John M. Hightower
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