Sheppard produces clippings to back change of venue claim
Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard through his attorney presented five scrapbooks and other exhibits in Cleveland to support a change of venue for his second murder trial. Judge Talty scheduled a ruling for Friday after a 15 minute hearing where the state objected.
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Sheppard
Cleveland
UPI
Samuel H. Sheppard
Francis J. Talty
F. Lee Bailey
Boston
Bailey
Cuyahoga County
Cleveland Press
John T. Corrigan
State of
Ohio
Talty
Rotarians Hear Transport Exec Speaks on Air Service Growth
D H Gil housen vice president of Cleveland Fright Lines and Cleveland Air Service told Norwalk Rotary Club at Elks Country Club that the free enterprise system remains a key asset with growth seen in air transport. He noted ground congestion and outlined helicopter service from airports for passengers and cargo to remote locations as the future.
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D.H. Gilhousen
Cleveland Fright Lines
Cleveland Air Service
Bers
Norwalk Rotary Club
Elks Country Club
Gilhousen
Unity Lane
Norwalk
City Rotary Club
Norwalk Truck Lines, Inc
New York
Cleveland
Poll Trouble Plagues Morton On Johnson Policy Abroad
Sen Thurston B Morton says the Johnson administration faces poll trouble abroad and at home. He argues public opinion shifts threaten political support and policy aims.
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Washington
UPI
Thurston B. Morton
Johnson
Berlin Milan Library Board funds and acquisitions
Berlin Heights trustees voted to invest 10000 from the Williams Fund in a one year certificate at Milan Bank for a 5 percent return. They also bought three filing cabinet tiers and a set of Encyclopedia Britannica. September new borrowers reached 14 with 5 adults and 9 juveniles. Memorial books and old pictures were donated in memory of Mrs. Mary Deehr. Milan notes 15 new borrowers and eight memorial books. Attorneys Amber and Hall explained the Milan Public Library funds bequeathed by Mrs. Nellie Carr who died in 1927.
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Berlin Heights
Berlin-Milan
Milan
Williams Fund
Berlin
Mary Deehr
Amber and
Hall
Cleveland
Milan Public Library
Nellie Carr
Multiple Local Quick News Briefs From Ohio Papers
A 9 year old girl treated for a cut after reaching for a broken headed glass doll at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital in Norwalk. her father, Chester Miller, reported the doll had been part of a birthday cake. A three-vehicle collision at Rt. 13 and 99 near North Monroeville injured none seriously. Abner Troyer cited for failure to yield. New London Rotary to host 14th Halloween party October 31 with parade and window painting judged at noon. National Movie Month brings screenings at Norwalk Theatre including Fantastic Voyage and Fighting Prince of Donegal. Mrs. Lewis Heyman of New London Grange 2401 honored for first in Ohio in Home Economics Recognition Report. National judging to follow. Ohio Liquor Control issues permit for Jones Recreation Center 12 Adams St Norwalk to serve wine or liquor until 1 a.m.
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Cathy Ann Miller
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Chester C. Miller
North
Monroeville
Norwalk
Abner Troyer
Rt. 1
Smithville
Lois Billman
Billman
Troyer Auto
Troyer
New London
Lewis Heyman
New London Grange 2401
Arthur Ballinger
Ohio
Grange
HEC
National Home Economics
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Marcus and
Obelia Jones
Jones Recreation Center
Adams St
Willard Board Approves New School Bus Purchase
The Willard Board of Education approved buying a new school bus under an emergency resolution on the state bid plan. Superintendent M E Acocks said the city planning commission seeks the board’s view on opening Whisler Drive to Myrtle Avenue and paving it to 30 feet.
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Willard
Willard Board of Education
Supt
M.E. Acocks
City Planning and Development Commission
Whisler Drive
Monroeville to Toughen Truancy Rules at District Board Meeting
The Monroeville School District approved a truancy crackdown. Letters were sent to parents of 46 students who missed more than 10 days last year. The policy limits excused absences to illness and emergencies and requires early notification to the high school principal on the day of absence. Failing to notify results in an unexcused absence and possible F grades. Truancy leads to triple makeup time and loss of credit unless resolved by the principal.
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Monroeville
Board of Education
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Penn Theatre
Pittsburgh
Hubert Humphrey
Democratic Party
Gilhovsen
Community Theatre
Library Board
Rotary Clubs
W.R. Burton
Ed Vosatka
Park Avenue
East Main
Norwalk Theatre
Raquel Welch
Stephen Boyd
Donegal
Susan Hampshire
Patrick McEnery
SRS
Myrtle Avenue
For
Perfected
Adventurer II
USE Perfected
West Main ST
General Electric
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