Sheppard Case Takes New Turn With Engagement
Convicted wife killer Dr. Sam Sheppard, awaiting a parole board decision on commutation, announced engagement to German divorcee Ariane Tebbenjohanns. The couple plans marriage after or during his prison term, while Ohio policy currently bars prisoner marriages.
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Columbus
Ohio
UPI
Sam Sheppard
Marilyn
Sheppard
Boston
Lee Bailey
State Pardon and Parole Commission
Maury Koblentz
State Corrections Division
British Get The Proof Red China's Chou Has No Sense Of Humor
British readers see Chou En-lai as humorless after China objects to Tribune satire. The Foreign Office conveyed a Chinese protest to Tribune which published a front page denial. The episode spans Peking London and raises tempers over press freedom and diplomacy.
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Tom A. Cullen
Enterprise Assn
London
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Nehru
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de Gaulle
Thorez
Aarp Red
Foreign Office
Sir Harold Caccia
The
Britain
People’s Republic
First Negro Enrolls at Clemson Amid Security
Harvey Gantt, a 20 year old architecture student, enters Clemson College in a quiet orientation amid handshakes and light taunts. About 100 state troopers monitor the scene as Clemson prepares for second semester arrivals and classes start Friday.
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UPI
Harvey Gantt
South Carolina
Clemson College
Iowa State
Blue Ridge Mountains
Clemson
Gantt
Strange Rays Of M-L Open Up Fascinating World
Harold Sheehan surveys masers and lasers in a New York feature. Technological markets foresee strong growth as M-L drives industrial use and space power, while defense applications evoke concerns of a potential death ray and strategic impact.
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M-L
Harold Sheehan
New York
NEA
Masers & Lasers
Technology Markets, Inc
Robert Saxe
Emil Rechsteiner
Charles H. Townes
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Defense Dept
Court House Pickets Demand Kanawha Prosecutor Resignation
Three young men representing John Smiley picketed the Kanawha County Court House in Charleston calling for Prosecutor Charles Walker to resign or be impeached. They handed out literature alleging Walker lied to a grand jury about entering private Charleston liquor establishments.
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Charleston
UPI
John Smiley
Kanawha County Court House
Charles Walker
Walker
Charleston Area
Smiley
Charleston Press Club
Carl Smiley
Kanawha County
Curtis seeks 12 year limit on congressional service
Rep Thomas B Curtis introduced a constitutional amendment stated as unlikely to pass. It would cap members of Congress at 12 consecutive years of service and allow a further two-year window before eligibility for election again, affecting about 150 congressmen including Curtis himself.
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Harvard
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Washington
UPI
Thomas B. Curtis
Congress
Curtis
R-Mo
Strike Expands Across Cleveland Papers and Other Unrest
United Press International reports a widening walkout against Cleveland Press and Cleveland Plain Dealer as part of a nationwide labor surge. Talks are set with publishers, unions push maintenance of membership, while New York and Kansas City actions threaten commuters and defense plant output.
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Cleveland
New York
Kansas City
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Nevada
Newspaper Guild
Teamsters
Cleveland Press
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Ralph Locher
Locher
Guild
Robert Wagner
Wagner
WVU Reaches 1600 Students Through Extension Courses
Morgantown (UPI) The West Virginia University mining and industrial engineering extension programs now enroll 1600 students. Dean C. T. Holland said 1200 study mining extensions while the rest take evening courses in oil and gas technology and fire service training for volunteer departments. The mining courses cover hydraulics mathematics coal mining welding maintenance and electrical topics.
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Morgantown
UPI
West Virginia University
Mining and Industrial Engineering
Studets
C. T. Holland
Holland
Kodiak Bear Ranked Largest Meat-Eating Animal
The Kodiak bear, potentially weighing as much as 1600 pounds, is widely regarded as the biggest meat eater on earth, per Collier's Encyclopedia.
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Collier's Encyclopedia
Senate Liberals Push for Filibuster Rule Vote
UPI reported liberals circulated a round robin petition to gain a majority expression in the Senate on tightening the anti filibuster rule. They seek a 51 vote majority with likely signature support and hoped for White House backing to move on Anderson's three fifths amendment amid Southern and small-state opposition.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Kennedy
White House
Clifford P. Case
R-N.j
Clinton P. Anderson
D-N.m
Anderson
Proctor Uses Eggs to Fix Monte Carlo Rally Leak
British driver Peter Proctor claimed victory in the final lap of the Monte Carlo rally after fitting his car with two raw eggs in the radiator to seal a leak. The incident was reported by UPI from Monaco.
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Monaco
UPI
Peter Proctor
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