Sheppard Case May Influence Free Press Trial Debate
The 6th Circuit reversed a lower court and ordered Sam Sheppard back to Ohio Penitentiary, reopening the clash over pre-trial publicity. The decision upheld juror independence and questioned the era of press influence in high profile criminal cases.
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U. S. 6Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
Sam Sheppard
Ohio Penitentiary
Robert Tenenbaum
Columbus
UPI
Troversy
Cleveland
Marilyn
U. S
Carl Weinman
Dayton
Ohio
Sheppard
Nicholas Katzenbach
George Edwards
Detroit
Edwards
Solon Proposes Congress Employ Full Time Management Consultant
Rep. Benjamin S. Rosenthal proposed Congress hire a full time management adviser to reform operations He also urged a guaranteed summer vacation daily press digest and daily indexing of the Congressional Record Rosenthal noted growing demands outpace capacity and said his consultant audited his office from payroll to desk locations but did not reveal findings
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Solon
Congress
Washington
UPI
Benjamin S. Rosenthal
Rosenthal
New York
House
House - Senate
Legislative Branch
Congressional Record
The
New York Democrat
Ployed
Congressional
Dixie Governors Decry Federal School Aid Rules
Nine Southern governors urged Congress to curb HEW and Education Department rulings on desegregation tied to federal funding. Led by Georgia's Carl Sanders, the group warned interpretations go beyond law and court decisions, threatening public education and signaling an accelerated desegregation timeline for federal aid.
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Atlanta
UPI
U. S
Georgia
Carl Sanders
Sanders
U.S. Education
Francis Cers
Department of, Education and Welfare
HEW
Keppel
United States
King Concludes Rural Alabama Tour for Civil Rights
United Press International reports Dr. Martin Luther King Jr ending a two day rural Alabama tour to boost civil rights. He spoke to about 2,300 Negro rally attendees in Greensboro Eutaw and Demopolis and urged government representation for Blacks in Alabama. The Rev Ralph Abernathy noted King declined lucrative offers to remain in the fight for freedom. In Houston about 9,000 Negro students boycotted high schools and 400 marched on the school board building seeking faster integration. Mayor Louis Welch halted a board meeting for safety. Also: President Johnson names Franklin D Roosevelt Jr chair of the new Equal Opportunity Commission to handle discrimination complaints. In Shaker Heights, Milton D Jones resigned as pastor over opposition to inviting Negroes to join Immanuel Church.
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United Press International
Martin Luther King Jr
Alabama
King
Greensboro
Eutaw
Demopolis
Ralph Abernathy
Abernathy
Houston
Tex
Louis Welch
Houston Public
Orangeburg
S. C
Preston H. Gray
Gray
South Carolina State College
Earl Coblyn
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Johnson Monday
Equal Opportunity Commission
Civil Rights Law
Cleveland
Ohio
Milton D. Jones Monday
Immanuel Church
Shaker Heights
Soviet diplomats expelled from Canada over espionage case
Canada declared two Soviet Embassy officials persona non grata for attempting to bribe Canadians to gather information. A. E. Bytchkov of the Russian embassy commercial section and V. N. Poluchkin, a chancery clerk, were ordered out after police reported suspicious activity. Separately, Washington plans a $5 million remodel of the Cannon Building on Capitol Hill, funded to modernize offices without matching the Rayburn Building’s opulence. The House Office Building Commission approved the project after trimming the scope from initial plans.
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Ottawa
UPS
External Affairs Department
A. E. Bytchkov
V. N. Poluchkin
Canada
Bytchkov
Poluchkin
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Washington
UPI
Cannon
Capitol Hill
House Office Building Commission
John W. McCormack
House
Rayburn
Capitol
G. George Stewart
Disc jockey locks in inside Summit jail visit
Akron news brief: Steve Stone of station WSLR tour of Summit County jail goes into an unoccupied cell and becomes trapped when an automatic door locks him in for over three hours. Deputies search for keys as visitors watch. Cautionary tale for new facility.
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Akron, Ohio
UPI
Steve Stone
WSLR
Summit County
Marines Upgrade 22 Tanks Yet Still Unneeded
The Marine Corps spent 1.5 million to upgrade 22 old M481 tanks two years ago. The GAO report to Congress says the force still does not need them despite the refit, highlighting wasted defense spending and surplus armor.
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Washington
Marine Corps
General Accounting Office
Congress
Red China Again Raps Russian Crackdown
Communist China accused Soviet police of clamping down on an anti American rally in Leningrad on April 3 arresting 82 North Vietnamese students and wounding seven. NCNA said three students were seriously injured as police seized banners trampled flags and confiscated six cameras. The report noted the protest followed anti American rioting near the U S Embassy in Moscow on March 14. The USSR rejected the Chinese protest. A second item reports a West Virginia motor carrier hearing set for May 18 1965 to consider an air cargo transport contract for Beckley with Air Cargo Inc. and Warren Merritt dba Beckley Limousine Service.
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TORY
UPI
China
Leningrad
New China News Agency
Soviet Union
Moscow
U.S
Peking
NCNA
Leningrad University
Democratic Republic of
Viet Nam
Capitol
Charleston
Public Service Commission of
West Virginia
Raleigh County Memorial
Beckley
Raleigh County
Air Cargo, Inc
Warren Merritt
Beckley Limousine Service
Death notices and funeral announcements in Crab Orchard and surrounding areas
Flora Mack Canterbury age 30 of Crab Orchard funeral 2 p.m. Wednesday Church of the Brethren Rev John Barton officiating burial Sunset Memorial Park arrangements by Caffee Funeral Home. Lena Canterbury Richmond Melbourne Florida funeral Friday Crab Orchard Baptist Church Rev Shirley Donnelly burial Blue Ridge Cemetery call after 4 p.m. Thursday Rose Quesenberry Funeral Chapel. Zadie T Ritchie 84 Beaver body at Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Chapel. Edward Weigand 85 Stanaford died Saturday May 8 in local hospital funeral 10 a.m. Tuesday May 11 Webb and Neal Funeral Home Chapel Rev Hilbert McClung additional services 2 p.m. Tuesday Graham Station Baptist Church burial Graham Station Cemetery pallbearers listed. Perry Britton Combs 73 of 320 Bailey Ave died Sunday at 6 p.m. in local hospital body at Webb and Neal Funeral Home until funeral time. 12 p.m. Wednesday Webb and Neal Funeral Home Chapel burial Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens. Webb and Neal Funeral Home.
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Canterbury
Flora Mack
Crab Orchard
Church of the Brethen
John Barton
Sunset Memorial Park
Caffee Funeral Home
Richmond Richmond
Lena Age S
Melbourne
Florida
Crab Orchard Baptist Church
Shirley Donnelly
Blue Ridge
Rose & Quesenberry Funeral Chapel
Ritchie Ritchie
Zadie T
Beaver
Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Chapel
Weigand
Edward
Stanaford
Webb and Neal Funeral Home
Vance Drive
Hilbert McClung
Graham Station Baptist Church
Graham Station
Leo Thompson
Albert Thompson
Oris Blessing
Howard Roush
Okey Roush
Walter Brown
Perry Britton
Bailey Avenue
Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens
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Weinman
F. Lee Bailey
Boston
City Ave
Beckley-Mt Hope RD
Cranberry RD
Williams
Egnor Monument Works
Alden W. Deck
A. E. Deck
Sander & Edger
Mary Carter Paints
S. Kanawha St. Ph
Robert L. Amick
Beckley Newspapers
Sam G. Foley
Lowell Foley
Sie
Sue Bierly
Shady Spring
W. Va
Dana Johnson Brewer
Dana
Velma
Main St
Thompson
State Department of Education
Southerton Martz Beauty School
Huntington
Southern Institute of Graphic Arts
South
Nashville
Tennessee P. O
Professional Directory
Wickham Avenue
Henrietta C. Kinzer
Foster Hdw
Jess T. Shumate
Dial
Halstead
John W. Eye CO
Neville
Wright
Ashworth Firestone Television
Sparks Radio & TV
Prince St. Ph
Lawn Mower & Engine Service
Copeland
North Beckley
Fisher's Flowers
Porta Weld
EEE
Chester Miles
R. M. Simmons, Jr
Glen Daniel
Ford Tractor
Willey Brothers
Hinton
Jan Campbell Music Co
Opal Bare
Johnstown Road
R. K. Flurnoy
Raleigh Insurance Agency
Bob Lilly
Third Avenue
S. Fayette St
Rainelle
Avon
Bostick Avenue
Freddy's
Main Street
Fifth Wheel
Harper Road
Town & Country Drive Inn
Amy's
Dis Drive Inn
Town and Country Drive Inn
Tuddle House Drive Inn
King Tut Drive Inn
Jim
Tim
Jim Fox
Lincoln Mercury, Inc
Oakwood Avenue
Fuller Brush
Stansbury Street
Mr. Phalen
Care Beckley Newspapers Corp
Isales
Temple Street
Electrolux
Prince Street
General Motors
Ito Agency
Dept. B
Newark
Del
Roger Keel
Samuel Croy
Gerald Hawley
R. L. Stinson
Myers Ave
O. H. Bennett
E. Beckley
AKC
Nature
Mt. Hope
Mt. . Hope
Blue Circle
Bradley
S. Valley
Beckley Blunt
Prc-Way
Ee — Yellow Jacket
H. P Bargain
Oceana
City Cab CO
Black & Yellow Cab
John Radford
Old White Star L
Neville St
H.P. Firestone
Hall Furnee
Best Furniture Co
South Fayette St
Ashworth's
Norge Appliances
DOY
Valley Drive
N. Ph
H.P
KNAPP
IRCA
Chevrolet
Ford
Gravely
Burroughs
Servel
General Electric
J. W. Bissett
Singer
Ray Furrow
Dixie Governors
By Quincy
Dide St Wadwiche
Sisson St
Nber Co
Red China
Webb & Neal Funeral Home
F.H.A
Cecil C. Lilly
Quality Lumber & Supply CO
Scholz
Raleigh & Fayette Counties
Oak Hill
W. Vo
Beckley, W. Va
Lincoln Homes CO
Box
Belle Vernon
S&h
Sophia Builders & Supply
Sophia, W. Va
Plymouth
Ditie
Acom
New Glass
Grady
Whitlock
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