Woman testifies Dr Sheppard hinted at divorce love ring
Susan Hayes testified that Dr Samuel Sheppard told her he loved her and was thinking of divorce in 1953 54. She said he gave her a ring in January and they shared a bed at the Miller home in Los Angeles. Sheppard listened intently as the murder case against him was presented.
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Susan Hayes
Samuel Sheppard
California
Sheppard
Miss Hayes
Marilyn
Lakefront
Los Angeles
Hayes
Arthur Miller
Millers
Susan
Dr. Sheppard
Parrino
Miller Home
Regene
Merrow awarded certificate of election despite ballot protest
U S Representative Ches ter E. Merrow received a certificate of election from the Governor's Council after a recount put him 397 votes ahead of Democrat Thomas J. McIntyre in New Hampshire's First District. The Ballot Law Commission protest remains unresolved with a Jan. 1 deadline looming.
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Concord
M—U
Champagne
Ballot Law Commission
BLC
Alien F. George
Canaan
Annie Roberts
McCarthy Debate Nears Last Gasp in Senate Censure Fight
Washington reports that Sen Bush calls McCarthy a divider and will back censure while Sen Young defends free speech and opposes censure. Debate time was limited to one hour per amendment with a potential final vote looming tonight or tomorrow.
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Washington
Sen
Bush
R-Conn
Sen. McCarthy
Senate
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Young
R-Nd
Bridges Seeks Narrow Window to Block McCarthy Censure
U S Senator Styles Bridges said a McCarthy censure could split Republicans. He rushed to Dover to back a Knights of Columbus fundraiser for Roy Cohn and endorsed a compromise plan by Senator Dirksen to alter Senate investigative methods. Bridges predicted Democrats would rally for direct censure, limiting any GOP victory. Governor Hugh Gregg credited McCarthy's committee with pushing a new Army regulation on Communist induction.
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Associated Press
Sen
McCarthy
U.S
Styles Bridges
Dover
Senate
Bridges
Dover Council, Knights of Columbus For Roy M. Cohn
Sen. McCarthy
Dirkson
Granite State
Hugh Gregg
R-Wis
Warning on bad checks at supermarkets in area
Portland Better Business Bureau reports a warning letter to the Portsmouth Chamber of Commerce about checks passed by a young man about five feet six inches tall, around 21 years old with blond hair. At least 1 cent in checks is cited as passed in the area.
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Portsmouth Chanter of Commerce
Committee blames funds shortage for study on pension integration
A subcommittee told the State Legislative Council that lack of funds prevented valuing the possible integration of federal Old Age and Survivors Insurance into the state pension system. The 11 member unpaid panel estimated actuarial studies could exceed 15000 dollars. It filed a 28 page report outlining maximum benefits of current state and subdivision retirement plans and urged broader GASI consideration after cost study.
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Concord
State Legislative Council
Donald O. Matson
Russia asks UN to invite Red China to Korean talks
The Soviet Union proposed at the United Nations General Assembly that Red China and Communist North Korea be invited to Korea peace discussions. Soviet delegate Jacob Malik argued for representation to enable objective debate. Prince Wan Waithayakon urged inviting South Korea. U S sources noted support for Seoul’s inclusion but opposition to Peiping or North Korea.
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N.Y
Russia
Red China
North Korea
U.N
General Assembly
Jacob A. Malik
Prince Wan Waithayakon
Thailand
South Korea
U.S
James Wadsworth
Peiping
United States
Kremlin
V. M. Molotov
Geneva
Korea
Chou Enlai
V. K. Krishna Menon
Agenda Sets 15 Items for Council Meeting Tomorrow
City Council plans a routine session starting at 7 pm with a 15 item agenda. Top item focuses on air base housing and developer inquiries while officers seek traffic restrictions on Sherburne road for residents only.
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Council
Robert C. Violette
U.S
Styles Bridges
Col
Andreae Usaf
Sherburne Road
Army Engineers
Gosling
Violette
Building Committee To Meet Tonight In City Hall
The city’s joint building committee meets at 7 30 p m in City Hall to set a tentative date for school actions and approve an architectural contract. School Supt Raymond Beal says the high school funding obstacles have been cleared and architect John Brownrigg of Albany plans to attend as the Governor’s Council yesterday approved exceeding the debt limit for school construction.
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Iegal
Raymond I. Beal
John Brownrigg
Kenneth G. Reynolds
Albany
N.Y
News School
Santa Needed for Portsmouth Parade Volunteers Sought
The Portsmouth Chamber of Commerce retail board seeks a volunteer Santa for the Christmas parade. The event starts 4 pm at the high school, proceeds through Congress, Market, Daniel, State, and Pleasant streets to the square, where Santa will switch on the downtown lights. Mayor Butler will attend and a short program will follow.
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Portsmouth
Kris Kringle
Chamber of Commerce
Congress Street
Market Square
Daniel Street
State Street
Pleasant Street
the Square
Theodore R. Butler
Santa
Turnpike Authority Sees Little Effect From Boycott
Maine Turnpike Authority says truck toll losses from a Maine Teamsters Union boycott are not appreciable. Executive director Willams B. Getchell Jr. dismissed union claims of $12,000 to $15,000 monthly losses as not serious, noting no substantial revenue change since summer. The dispute centers on a contract for 50 employees and the authority says as a state agency it cannot negotiate with unions.
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Portland
Maine Turnpike Authority
Maine Teamsters Union
Willams B. Getchell Jr
David Hastings
Getchel
Hastings
More Direct Action Asked on Prisoners
Washington. pressure builds as the United States seeks the release of 13 Americans jailed by Red China. Senator McCarthy backs a blockade plan, while Senator Sparkman opposes a blockade but urges pressuring Russia to curb Peiping aggression.
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U. S
China
Sen
McCarthy
Rwis
Senate
Knowland
California
China Coast
Aea Cg
United States
Sen. Sparkman
D-Ala
Russia
Peiping
Searchers fail to locate airliner in white mountain search
Gov. Hugh Gregg said searchers had no idea where the Northeast Airlines DC-3 with seven aboard was as crews scoured snow covered forests and Bald Mountain in New Hampshire and Maine. A faint radio message offered the sole lead, while 30 planes and volunteer woodsmen pressed the effort amid heavy snowfall and low ceilings.
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Northeast Airlines
New Hampshire
Hugh Gregg
Coast Guard
Maine
Berlin-Milan
Robert Kerr
Boston
North Conway
Northeast
Robert L. Turner
Bald Mountain
Gregg
Charles McKenney
Portland
Joseph Madden
Jack Whitney
Worcester
Mass
Berlin
Nec
CAP
Henry Hubbard
W. Russell Hillard
Area One
Turner
Bald
Black Mountains
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