Hearing Set in Sheppard Second Trial Venue Change
Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Judge Francis J. Talty set October 12 for a hearing on a defense motion to change venue for the second trial of Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard in the 1954 Marilyn Sheppard murder case. The October 12 proceeding will begin at 9:15 a.m. after Supreme Court reversal of the original conviction. Talty barred questions at the briefing and enforced first come, first served seating, with cameras and recording gear prohibited in court. A separate Scottsdale Chamber delegation plans a Guadalajara trade mission from October 4 to coincide with Fiesta events.
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Allan Atlas Sings Mozart On Concertina Then Faints In Carnegie Hall
The 23 year old concertina virtuoso Allan Atlas debuted at Carnegie Hall with Mozart pieces when lights failed and he fainted mid performance. A doctor revived him but he canceled the remainder of the program. Critics praised his technique despite the mishap.
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Six Convicts Escape From Florence Prison
Police and FBI continued to hunt six dangerous inmates who escaped from the Florence state prison by prying bars and breaking a wall with a metal table base. One suspect, Robert Camacho, 38, faced multiple Phoenix bank robbery charges and a 1962 teller disappearance case. The group may be headed toward Tucson or Mexico. tracks were found south of the prison. Others named include Myron Hinds, Vernon Halley, Robert Massey, William Hefley, and Darrell Brady.
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American tourist expelled from Soviet Union as CIA suspect
Nicholas H. Riegg of Walnut Creek California, a 1963 Penn graduate, was jailed in Kharkov and expelled from the Soviet Union after Soviet papers accused him of propaganda and spying for the CIA. U.S. officials questioned the charges and noted embassy contacts during the case.
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Ukraine
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Communist China marks National Day amid boasts of progress
Hong Kong reports Peking celebrates its seventeenth year in power with a massive rally. Peking Radio touts industrial and agricultural gains and claims U S air power has been defeated in Vietnam as NCNA announces a brief shelling pause for National Day. Mao era leadership emphasizes agricultural improvement.
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Atty Gen Darrell Smith Talks on Supreme Court Ruling
UPI reports Atty. Gen. Darrell Smith campaigned in Bisbee discussing the Supreme Court ruling that limits questioning of suspects. He said tape recorders video recording gear and court reporters are now used more by law enforcement agencies.
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UPI
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US Supreme Court
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GE and IUE resume talks to avert looming staff strike
Representatives of General Electric and 11 unions meet in New York as Federal Mediation official William Simkin joins bargaining. A GE spokesman says the discussions keep to status quo. The current contract with the 11 unions expires at midnight Sunday, threatening a large prospective walkout by about 150,000 workers.
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UPI
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Federal Mediation
Consiltation Service
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International Union of Electrical Workers
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Dow Jones Little Change Amid Mixed Rail and Steel Moves
The 2 p.m. EDT Dow Jones industrials stand near 404.4 for rails and 271.57 for another index, trading with fractional gains as major industrials show varied shifts. Notable names include AT&T, Ford, General Motors, DuPont, and Monsanto amid broad activity across the New York market.
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Pepsi Cola
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Sperry Rand
N.J
Texaco
United Aircraft
US. Steel
Webb
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