Supreme Court orders Sheppard freed after publicity ruling
The Supreme Court ruled 8 to 1 that publicity surrounding the murder trial denied Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard a fair trial. It ordered his release unless Ohio recharges him within a reasonable time and urged court controls on press coverage.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Samuel H. Sheppard
Marilyn
High
Cleveland
Tom C. Clark
Bedlam
Hugo L. Black
Clark
Sheppard
U.S. Circuit Court
Cincinnati
U.S. District Court
Ohio
Cuyahoga County
John T. Corrigan
Black
High Court
William B. Saxbe
U.S. Dist
Carl Weinman
Weinman
Circuit Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Bay Village
Ariane
Sudden GOP Split Blocks Legislative Adjournment
Bipartisan deadlock in Albany over New York City tax issues widens as Assembly Speaker Travia rejects adjournment this week. GOP leaders Duryea Brydges hint at compromise on commuter income tax while factions clash in stalled session.
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Albany
N.Y
New York City
Assembly
Anthony J. Travia
Travia
Associated Press
Perry B. Duryea Jr
Senate
Earl W. Brydges
Brydges
Duryea
Lindsay
Senate and Assembly
Upstate New York Weather Eyes Cooler Start Then Warm Rains
The extended forecast for Upstate New York from Tuesday through Saturday predicts a cooler start followed by warm weather later in the week. Showers and thunderstorms at the start and end of the period bring beneficial rainfall, with daytime highs in the 80s at the edges of the week and 70s midweek, and night lows from the upper 40s to 50s. Total average rainfall expected is at least half an inch.
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Albany
N.Y
New York
U.S. Weather Bureau
Blackwell
Okla
Oklahoma
Central Plains
Montana
New England
Florida
Caribbean
Miami
Allies Split Over France Quitting NATO NATO Talks Delay Paris Withdrawal
In Brussels foreign ministers debate moves wrt France led by Charles de Gaulle. Canada and other nations resist a NATO military headquarters move, while France hints at political membership without military ties. US and UK seek joint HQ reassignment with realistic concessions.
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Belgium
Atlantic Alliance
Charles de Gaulle
Canada
NATO
Paris
de Gaulle
France
United States
Denmark
Norway
Italy
Greece
Turkey
Portugal
West Germany
Scooter commuters define a new American breed on crowded roads
New York reports a surge in motorscooter use among urban workers with riders including a female commuter in high heels and a crash helmet. Police lapses and subway crowds push many to favor two wheel travel over mass transit as 1966 outlook remains strong.
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New York
Park Avenue
Jeffrey Thompson
Thompson
Tina Johnson
Miss Johnson
See China Purge As Heralding Red Power Struggle
Tokyo observers view the purge in Red China as a widening power struggle among Maoist heirs. They cite Peng Chen's ouster as a trigger for potential clashes between Liu Shao-chi and Chou En-lai, with Lin and Lin Piao also cited as possible future rivals.
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Tokyo
Peking
Red
China
Mao Tze-tung
Peng Chen
Liu Shao-chi
Chou En-lai
Chou
Peng
Liu
Communist Party
Mao
Lo Jui-ching
Lin
Lin Piao
Wind Up Drives For Nomination In California Race
Ronald Reagan and George Christopher campaign across California to win the Republican gubernatorial nomination. The race decides party control of the state Capitol with 7.9 million voters facing statewide and legislative contests. Brown terms the election crucial as Yorty challenges him in the primary. Reagan uses an airplane tour for his final primary push.
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San Francisco
Ronald Reagan
George Christopher
California
Edmund G. Brown
Brown
Los Angeles
Samuel W. Yorty
Eight-year-old boy dies in New York crash toll rises
SUFFERN N Y AP The death of an 8 year old boy brings the weekend auto crash toll in one family to three. Edward Hauser of the Bronx died Sunday at Good Samaritan Hospital Julius Hauser 47 and his mother in law Mrs Sadie Warshawkly 73 were killed Saturday on the New York Thruway near Tuxedo Edward's sister Mary 5 was injured but released from hospital
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Suffern
N. Y
Edward Hauser
Bronx
Good Samaritan Hospital
Julius Hauser
Hauser
Sadie Warshawkly
New York Thruway
Tuxedo
Edward
Mary
Former New York GOP Chairman Glen Bedenkapp Dies
Glen Bedenkapp, former New York State Republican chairman and state Public Service Commissioner, has died at 76 in Houston after heart trouble. A Lewis County native and Hamilton College law graduate, he led the GOP from 1945 to 1949 and served on the PSC from 1949 onward.
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Houston
Tex
Glen Bedenkapp
New York State
Republican
Bedenkapp
Lewiston
N.Y
Hamilton College
Clinton
GOP
Public Service Commission
Gemini 9 Lands Safely in Atlantic Near Wasp Carrier
Gemini 9 astronauts Thomas Stafford and Eugene Cernan achieved a near perfect splashdown in the Atlantic about four miles from the carrier USS Wasp after 3 days 21 minutes in orbit. They circled the globe 45 times covering nearly 1.2 million miles. The recovery crew hoisted the craft and astronauts aboard within minutes as cheers rang out and a banner read Welcome Stafford and Cernan.
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Atlantic
Carrier Wasp
Thomas P. Stafford
Cernan
U.S
Wasp
Globe
Stafford
Bird
Navy
Space Agency
Walter M. Schirra Jr
Gordon E. Hartley
Space
Earth
Pacific Ocean
Eugene A. Cernan
Ky Regime Names Civilians to Join Ruling Junta
Saigon reports Premier Ky’s military government named a slate of 10 civilians to join the 10 member junta, excluding militant Buddhists. The list includes moderates from Buddhist sects and Catholics amid tensions with the Buddhist movement and pressure for constitutional reform. The political pact with Buddhists faces strain as electoral commissions consider future governing power.
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Ruling
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Buddhist Church
Buddhist Institute
Ele
Ments
Armed Forces Council
Nguyen van Thieu
Goldberg outlines UN role in Viet Nam elections
United Nations Ambassador Arthur J. Goldberg briefs about 15 senators on possible UN supervision of South Viet Nam elections. He urged a mutual cessation of hostilities and a new Geneva conference to reaffirm 1954 and 1962 agreements, saying the United States would accept reunification election results. The luncheon was organized by Senator Frank Moss amid Security Council opposition to UN observers in Saigon.
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Goldberg
Security Council
Saigon
U.N
Johnson
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Catholic University of America
United States
Frank E. Moss
Dutah
United Nations
South
Thunderstorms and Tornadoes Roil Midwestern US
Violent weather blanketed the nation midsection as a boundary of air masses sparked thunderstorms from Oklahoma to Wisconsin. Tornado watches were issued for parts of Illinois Wisconsin and eastern Iowa while severe storms threatened southeast Kansas and northeast Oklahoma. Oklahoma saw twisters Sunday night with Enid and Blackwell amid extensive damage, but no fatalities were reported.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma
Wisconsin
U.S. Weather Bureau
Illinois
Iowa
Kansas
Enid
Okla
Hamilton College President to Resign Over Illness
Dr. Robert W. McEwen, 59, will resign as Hamilton College president before June 30 1967 due to illness following a heart attack suffered March 17. The college said he hopes to return in the late fall after a successor is found. McEwen has led the men's liberal arts college since February 1940 as its 11th president.
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Clinton
N.Y
Robert W. McEwen
Hamilton College
McEwen
Men’s Liberal Arts College
Missing Child Found Unhurt in Adirondack Woods
Three year old Russell Stearns was found safe by State Police after a night in rain soaked dense woods about 144 miles from Caroga Lake. He was taken to Nathan Littauer Hospital in Gloversville with minor insect bites and in good condition. The search began Sunday evening after his 9 and 11 year old brothers returned home saying their younger brother was missing.
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Caroga Lake
N.Y
Russell Stearns
Nathan Littauer
Gloversville
Adirondacks
Pearl Sterns
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