Dr Samuel H Sheppard trial set for Oct 18 in Cleveland
Dr Samuel H Sheppard will face a second degree murder trial October 18 in the same Cleveland courtroom as his 1954 trial. A venue change is not anticipated. The ruling comes as authorities prepare for the proceedings.
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Johnson Eyes Across-The-Board Tax Hike if War Costs Rise
Washington officials signal a possible across-the-board increase in personal and corporate income taxes to curb inflation if Viet Nam war costs keep climbing. Treasury Secretary Fowler urged approval of Johnson’s anti inflation measures during testimony before the Ways and Means Committee.
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Vorster Named South Africa Prime Minister Succeeding Verwoerd
Justice Minister B J Vorster was named to succeed the late Hendrik F Verwoerd as prime minister. He pledged to continue Verwoerd's policies of strict racial segregation in South Africa.
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Former priest Harold Koch to discuss defection on Moscow TV
Tass announced that Harold M. Koch of Chicago would publicly explain on Moscow television why he defected from the United States. The interview would be aired at 7:15 p.m. Moscow time.
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Weather and Local Births and Deaths Report
Partly cloudy with light showers from the east and little temperature change. High around 75 to 80, low 60 to 65. Sun up 6 05 a m and sunset 6 41 p m. Births listed for Wallen Willard and Kilgore families. Deaths include Mary Ellen Bauer and Amanda L Silcox.
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CAC Votes 56 680 Anti Poverty Budget
The bi county Community Action Commission approved a 56 680 budget for anti poverty programs in Erie and Huron counties. The plan includes three new staffers a deputy director 8400 a associate director 7200 and a secretary receptionist 4200 plus salaries and travel costs to support operations and to meet a submission deadline to the Office of Economic Opportunity.
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EHOVE district names campaign chairmen for inform campaign
EHOVE officials named twelve chairmen from local districts to head the inform campaign for the EHOVE Vocational School. Norwalk's Mike Sumser and Tom McClain lead the effort. a kickoff dinner is planned next Tuesday at 7 30 p m with mayors and county commissioners invited.
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Two Rail Cars Derail Near Newton and Pleasant Streets
Two railroad cars derailed at 9 40 p m blocking Newton and Pleasant Street crossings. Traffic rerouted until 2 a m at Newton, Pleasant cleared after 15 minutes. Investigation ongoing with no cause determined as of 11 30 a m today.
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Man Falls 100 Feet During Cincinnati Demolition
In Cincinnati a 38 year old workman, Robert Earl Grice, died after being knocked from a wrecking ball by a swinging beam at the Fountain Square Building demolition site. Police reported witnesses saw the accident.
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Huron County Red Cross Blood Drive Sees 139 Pints Donated
The Huron County Chapter of the Red Cross collected 139 pints of blood on Monday. Five-gallon donor Earl Braden of Wakeman and four-gallon donor Pauline Woodward of Norwalk were highlighted. Jean Chapin of Collins Cleo Wedman and Richard Schlegelmilch of Norwalk became three-gallon donors. Norwalk residents Valentine Ward Norbert Bauman Danny Ballard and Daniel Riley joined as one-gallon donors.
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Huron County Fair Opens With Evening Fun and Judging
Preparations peak as 4-H members scrub animals and decorate stalls for opening at 6 p.m. Judging begins Wednesday across departments, with harness racing at 1:30 p.m. and Junior Fair Halter Class at 7 p.m. Teen dances run nightly, headlined by The US and the Midwestern Hayride Show at 8 p.m.
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