Trial date set for Hamiltonian murder case
Hamilton October 23 set as the trial date for David C Dwelly 23 of Hamilton charged with second degree murder in the fatal beating of his wife Marilyn 20 in August. Dwelly found sane and capable of aiding his counsel after a sanity hearing by Common Pleas Court Judge Fred B Cramer. Indicted last week, he pleaded not guilty and will be represented by Cincinnati attorney William F Hopkins.
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Dwelly
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Reprieve Seen For Diefenbaker
Ottawa report notes Prime Minister John Diefenbaker faces a fragile minority amid economic turmoil and a looming no confidence motion. Liberal Lester Pearson seeks to topple him, but Social Credit and New Democratic partners hint at temporary restraint. Parliament balance rests on 133 votes, with party discipline likely to prevail.
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John Diefenbaker Wes
Canada
New Democratic Party
Robert Thompson
Social Credit Party
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Diefenbaker
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Social Credit
New Democrats
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Georgia Awards Degree To Negro
The University of Georgia in Athens awarded a master's degree in music education to Mary Frances Early of Atlanta, the first such degree to a Black student in its history. Early, now a teacher in Atlanta, completed three terms of graduate work after desegregation of the university under federal court orders last year.
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University of Georgia
Mary Frances Early
Atlanta
Early
Kidnaper Nabbed by FBI Near Huntington West Virginia
Ralph Ronald Jarenski Jr., 23, sought in Kentucky and Ohio for kidnapping, was captured by FBI agents Wednesday night at Jennies Creek. He was held for arraignment on two kidnapping charges and an escape charge after escaping custody in Newport, Kentucky.
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New Yemen Ruler Seized Power Amid Coup Claims
A liberal revolutionary army claimed to seize Yemen as Imam Mohammad Al Badr, 35, ascends the throne Sept 19 after Imam Ahmed dies. Cairo Radio and an Aden source cite conflicting reports of assassination versus deposition, amid Pan Arabist ties and Soviet-leaning modernization.
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Yemen
Mohammad Al-Badr
Cairo Radio
Nasser
United Arab Republic
al Badr
Imam Ahmed
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