Mother Of Dr. Sheppard Killed Self
The ailing 62 year old Mrs Ethel Sheppard, mother of convicted wife slayer Dr Samuel Sheppard, shot herself in a locked bedroom as her son's lawyers filed a new trial motion. Her son Dr Stephen Sheppard found the body. Richard Sheppard and Paul Sheppard are also mentioned. Dr Samuel Sheppard remains jailed over his murder conviction.
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Peress Case Is Up Again
The Army disclosed to Congress that Lt. Gen. Walter L. Weible and John G. Adams decided to grant Dr. Irving Peress an honorable discharge. The 38 page chronology listed 61 officers and one civilian connected to the case. The Pentagon released the file after Defense Secretary Stevens sent it to Senator Saltonstall amid renewed congressional interest.
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Woman uses ear muffs to read during TV time
Des Moines columnist notes Miss Nina Neal keeps a pair of felt ear muffs to muffle television sound while she reads a book. If a program fails to interest her she continues with her book until something grabs her attention.
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Tiny Frogs Outsize Penny Size Among Smallest Amphibians
A study notes that some micro frogs remain smaller than a penny, challenging assumptions about insectivorous habits and ecological niches. Researchers observed several species at refuges and wetlands, measuring under 12 millimeters. The findings highlight biodiversity in limited habitats and the need for conservation awareness.
Bad Weather Made Record Plane Flight
Col. David A. Burchinal said bad weather forced a B47 flight of over 21,000 miles, shattering earlier records. He led a three crew Stratojet shuttle between England and Africa for jet bomber range and crew fatigue studies, staying aloft about 22 hours as fog blocked refueling at Fairford.
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Jack Webb To Wed Dorothy Towne
Hollywood reports TV detective Jack Webb will marry actress Dorothy Towne next week in the Midwest honeymoon plan. Webb, 34, and Towne, 25, met on his show. both former spouses. Publicist notes only travel to the Midwest, no other details.
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Pope Pius XI Walks in Vatican Gardens Amid Recovery
Vatican City January 7 Pope Pius XI walked unaided for about thirty minutes in the Vatican gardens despite rain as part of a regu lar effort to regain strength after his Dec collapse. He has received transfusions and reportedly improved though doctors expect to continue treatment for about a week. The pope plans a private audience with French Premier Mendes France likely by Wednesday.
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Road Program To Cost 101 Billion US Highway Plan
Washington reports a federal state highway program costing 101 billion dollars over ten years. The plan would have the federal share fund most modernization of the strategic interstate network and create a new financing agency to issue bonds. Total ten year spending would be 47 billion, with 10 billion from the federal government and the rest from states. The proposal aims to expand highway use for a potential national emergency and adds 54 billion for maximum highway utilization. Also reported a Dover pilot Karl F Winstead, 24, killed in a jet crash near Cheyenne Wyoming while en route from Cheyenne to Amarillo Texas. A board will investigate the crash.
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New Building Mark Is Set In Baltimore
Baltimore area building permits surged to a new 1954 record with 219 million dollars in total value for Baltimore and Anne Arundel Counties. Dwelling units accounted for 144 million, as suburbs, especially Anne Arundel, drove growth. Industrial and commercial projects also rose, while city dwelling growth cooled.
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Farm Income to Hold Says Ezra Taft Benson
NEM LORE January 7 farm prices have fallen over three years yet farm income in 1955 should near 1934 level with future upturns. Benson in Life Magazine special says the 1935 harvest will trigger flexible price supports, aiming to balance production and demand. He advises dairymen to review cow records, cut poor producers, and push aggressive marketing while consumption rises. Dairy industry faces readjustment but 90 percent parity supports could solve issues, though not all dairy farmer problems are gone.
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Dairy Industry Future Bright
Farm deputy Benson discusses future of US dairy and farming
Benson argues farming remains viable with increasing demand and returns, predicting 25 percent higher agricultural output by 1970 as population reaches about 200 million in the U.S. He notes dairy price supports decline but farmers gain share through higher food quality spending. Extension services grow. A Colorado crash near Grand Junction involves John Vess and Lee Johnson with $300 damage.
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Convention To Denies He Open Aug 27
Democrats pick August 27 1956 to open their convention to nominate a candidate for president Paul Butler says the date is five weeks after the 1952 start and will be recommended to the national committee. Butler also plans to elect a new party treasurer and select a convention site for the GOP. The Times reports Secretary Stevens denies resignation rumors and plans to stay in office.
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