Ariane Flies In From France Figures In Sheppard Case
Ariane Sheppard flew from France to watch the three hour TV dramatization of the Sam Sheppard murder case. Bay Village Police Chief Fred Crenkhan, the first patrolman at the scene, did not arrest Sheppard at the time and later called for more investigation. Mrs Sheppard also traveled to see the program and spoke with actor George Peppard who played Sheppard.
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Nancy Kercheval
Columbus
UPI
Ariane Sheppard
France
Sam Sheppard
Ohio
Bay Village
Fred Crenkhan
Marilyn Sheppard
Drenkhan
Sheppard
Sam
U.S
George Peppard
Peppard
Germany
Ohio State Penitentiary
Marilyn
F. Lee Bailey
Mao Chooses Grave Site Near Peking for Wife
Mao Tse tung has picked the Papaoshan Cemetery 18 miles southwest of Peking as a final resting place for himself and Chiang Ching. The claim cites Nationalist intelligence sources and notes the couple have visited the location together. A Cleveland man nicknamed Hollywood Swinger was arrested for soliciting for vice after using a CB radio to lure a supposed prostitute.
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Taipei
Taiwan
UPI
Mao Tse-tung
Peking
China News
Mao
Papaoshan
Chiang Ching
Cleveland
Memorial Shoreway
Albert C. Braxton
Sharon Bass
Euclid
Federal Communications Commission
Hollywood
November 18 1975 Weather and Local Notices
Weather reports show clear tonight with low 40s and sunny Wednesday highs 60 to 65. Marriage license applications list five couples from Plymouth Monroeville Norwalk and Norwalk. Births include three families in Berlin Heights Norwalk and Willard. Deaths note Mrs. Margaret Ann Trushel of Willard aged 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack L. Ally
Plymouth
Mary Jo Mack
Phillip G. Reed
Monroeville
Kathleen M. Shannon
Edward S. Keaton
North Fairfield
Sharon R. Keller
Margaret Ann Trushel
Willard
The Guns of Autumn Sparks Debate On Hunting Rules
Monday's TV special sparked controversy over hunting tactics and prompts discussion on whether U.S. hunter restrictions should tighten. Viewers weigh the need for more safety rules and ethical guidelines in the activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Public Opinion on Gun Politics and Hunter Safety TV Debate
Readers react to a documentary on gun control and hunting ethics. Letters criticize gun rights limits, fear weapon misuse, and praise hunter safety programs. Citizens vote on Sam Sheppard case after viewing Guilty Or Innocent, with call-in numbers provided for Yes or No.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Sheppard
Woman Fromme Trial Hangs On Possible Dismissal Or Mistrial
The Lynette Fromme assassination case against her for aiming a gun at President Ford stalled as Judge Thomas MacBride weighs a defense motion for dismissal or a mistrial. The defense accuses prosecutors of suppressing exculpatory evidence, including a police statement by James Damir. If dismissed, Fromme could go free. if mistrial, a new trial would occur.
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Robert E. Sweet
Sacramento
Calif
UPI
Lynette Fromme
Ford
U.S
Thomas MacBride
Charles Manson
John Virgo
Miss Fromme
Heller
Damir
FBI
Virga
MacBride
Virgo
Moore testifies against cruel traps before House panel
Television actress Mary Tyler Moore, national chairman of The Fund For Animals, Inc, appears before the House Subcommittee on Fisheries and Wildlife Conservation and the Environment to push legislation banning certain inhumane traps. An UPI telephoto shows her with a dog lacking a leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Tyler Moore
House
Subcommittee On Fisheries and Wildlife Conservation and the Environment
Miss Moore
Fund For Animals, Inc
UPI Telephoto
Newark City Council Meets Tonight in City Hall Chambers
The Newark City Council convenes at 7 30 tonight in the council chambers at City Hall to discuss local matters and agenda items.
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City Council
Council Chambers
City Hall
Kentucky Sues Norwalk Firm for False Motorcycle Claims
Kentucky filed a legal action in Jefferson Circuit Court against Alsport Inc of Norwalk Ohio for false and deceptive selling of TRI-SPORT three wheel motorcycles. The suit seeks injunctions refunds and a 2000 dollar fine per violation plus naming Airport officers Sawyer and Pugh.
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Frankfort, Ky
UPI
State Attorney General
Norwalk
Ohio
Kentucky
Jefferson Circuit Court
Louisville
Alsport Inc
Airport
Howard Sawyer
Robert G. Pugh
Sawyer
Alsport
Reflector
Kentucky Attorney General's
Maurice A. Byrne
Open House Set By Health Dept
The Huron County Health Department hosts an open house from 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday to showcase expanded clinic facilities in the lower level of the Administration Building at 180 Milan Ave. Health Commissioner Dr. H. E. Sparks notes services include home nursing school health tuberculosis and communicable disease control VD immunizations environmental services vital statistics and birth death burial registrations with staff guiding tours and ample rear parking.
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Huron County Health Department
Huron County Board of Health and Board
Health Department
Huron County Administration Building
Milan Ave
H.E. Sparks
Sparks
New Brick and Vinyl Front For Bob's News Stand and Glass Bar
East Main Street shops Bob's News Stand and Glass Bar will be remodeled with a red brick front and white vinyl siding. Work by Amos Albright starts in a couple weeks, lasting about three weeks at an estimated cost of 7000 dollars. The News Stand is owned by Robert Summerlin. Glass Bar by Tom Berry and Roger Hall. The building dates to turn of the century and the partners include Donald Lais.
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Bob’s
East Main Street
Robert Summerlin
Tom Berry
Roger Hall
Summerlin
Amos Albright
Donald Lais
Cleaver Returns to face possible prison in United States
Eldridge Cleaver, once a Black Panther leader, says a changed view of America prompted his decision to return to the United States with his wife Kathleen. The 40 year old, who fled seven years ago, plans to fly to New York to face possible charges.
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Paris
UPI
Black Panther
Eldridge Cleaver
America
United States
Cleaver
Kathleen
New York
Deputiesambush kills two Alabama officers in swamp
In Mobile Alabama two deputies David Beck and Robert Stoltz were killed after Ronald Kelso stopped a speeder. A second suspect Jere Chatom 23 surrendered after the ambush. One suspect David Wilson 27 also died. Morgan was wounded. Authorities say Chatom faces two counts first degree murder. Stoltz left a wife and son. Beck left a wife and two young children.
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Floyd H. Norris
Mobile
Ala
UPI
Ronald Kelso
Jere L. Chatom
David Beck
Robert Stoltz
Thomas Purvis
Purvis
Kelso
Alabama-Mississippi Line
Stoltz
Beck
Sam Morgan
Morgan
Chatom
David Wilson
Alabama
Mississippi
David
Force
David Jr
Melissa
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Ariane
Frank Bolda
Berlin Heights
Good Samaritan
Lawrence Monahan
Providence
Larry VanderLaan
Willard Area
Dennis Eitle
Washington
NRA
Richard Blasucci
Toledo
Edmund Fitzgerald
Blasucci
John McCarthy
Fitzgerald
Lake Superior
Bay View Naval Armory
Newark To High
Health Dept
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