Blood Spot Findings Boost Sam Sheppard Trial Motion
Cleveland reports Dr. Paul Kirk found a one inch blood spatters on a closet door near Marilyn Sheppard's bed, suggesting a different crime scene sequence. Seven affidavits were accepted for a new trial hearing, with Kirk alleging the murder began as a sex attack by a left handed assailant using a blunt instrument.
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Cleveland
Inn
Paul Kirk
Sam Sheppard
Sheppard
Common Pleas
Edward J. Blythin
California
Sam
Dr. Kirk
Marilyn Sheppard
Cleveland, D
ULP
Edward Blythin
Samuel H. Sheppard
Blythin
William J. Corrigan
Osteopath
Brain Sur
Reon
Accidental Rifle Shot Wounds Amherst Grandmother
A 62-year-old Amherst grandmother was in fair condition at Amherst Hospital after a rifle accidentally fired at her home last night. The incident left bullet wounds to her head, and authorities investigated the accident as a domestic mishap involving a firearm.
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Alexander Henrietta
Amherst Area
Amherst Hospital
Eisenhower says U S would talk with Reds on cease fire
President Eisenhower said the United States is willing to negotiate with Communist China on a Formosa cease fire without Nationalist participation, while keeping Chiang Kai shek's government. He noted private talks with Marshal Zhukov and that any talks could include release of American flyers held by the Chinese Communists.
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Washington
Eisenhower
U.S
China
Formosa Straits
Chiang Kai- Shek
State Department
Red China
Georgi Zhukov
Red
Oberlin Honors Stevenson Plan Amid Regional Debates
Amid regional debate five others to receive honorary degrees and a ceasefire call surface as Oberlin plans Stevenson recognitions. In a distant incident a .22 rifle wounded Mrs. Schilan as her grandson Edward, 14, tried to dislodge a stuck bullet. the shot shattered a window and struck her face. Edward fled, hid, and the search party scoured the area for hours before locating him. His grandfather Lewis Schilan stayed in the darkened house, later hearing the car door alarm and finding Edward. The incident follows local education news on school board resignations and new hires, with related notes on livestock markets and hospital records.
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Edward Schilan
Edward
Edwin Miller
Steve ,Mohawaki
Ed Hospital
Noite
Lewis Schilan
Livestock Market
Toraln News
Sargis Tae
T. V.-Radio + Wellington
Private Shots Not Available For Two Or Three Months
Elyria doctors say the anti polio vaccine will not be available through private physicians for another two or three months. City health officer Dr H A Robinson noted a flood of calls for inoculations and said universal access will be publicized in newspapers once ready. He said fees for inoculations will cover only vaccine costs and a small overhead.
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Balk
Elyria
H. A. Robinson
Dr. Robinson
Robinson
New Hiring Starts as Lorain Works Near Full Operation
National Tube Division Lorain Works announces Butt Mill No 4 will resume May 2 after a two month expansion period. General superintendent Robert Urquhart says production and employment are rising with final 500 to 600 employees recalled and Butt Mill No 7 starting, filling finishing and related auxiliary needs. He notes market forecasts support a strong immediate future and that the operation should reach about 1955 levels.
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Lorain
Butt Mill
National Tube Division
Lorain Works
Robert Urquhart
United Steel Corporation
Lorain’ Works
Urquhart
New
Weather outlook and church supper ad in Northeastern Ohio
Northeastern Ohio forecast shows cloudy to partly cloudy conditions with a warmer high near 56 to 62 and a cool tonight low around 40 to 44. Tuesday ranges 44 to 50 with light precipitation and high humidity. Lake Erie winds shift to east to southeast 10 to 20 mph. A Hungarian church supper is listed for Friday at 7 PM at Magyar Evangelical Reform Church 119 West River Street with adults priced at $1 and children at 3 cents.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Magyar Evangelical Reform Church
W. River St
Children Enjoy Smooth Start To Salk Inoculations In Elyria
More than 3 300 first and second grade children in Elyria and nearby areas received the first of three Salk anti polio shots at four city inoculation centers and Roll Arena. Health officials praised the orderly, tearless process and thanked teachers for their preparations as shots continued into the afternoon. program wrapped by 11 30 a m. Continued on Page Four.
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Don Miller
Elyria
Ely
Franklin
Jefferson
Eastern Heights
Roll Arena
H. A. Robinson
Marion Fisher
County Health
John L. Sullivan
Sullivan
Lorain County Medical Society
Patricia Barbour
McKinley School
Easter Heights
Harold McDonald
Marcella Beal
Patricia
Chronicle-Telegram
Derailment Halts Abbe Road Freight Quick Escape Narrowly Missed
New York Central officials probe a derailment at Abbe Road that toppled 12 cars across four main tracks of an 80 car east bound freight, narrowly missing a serious crash with a west bound train. W. C. Smith on watch survived a freight car near the tower as 13 other cars remained upright and the wreck snarled track repairs ahead.
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New York Central Railroad
Abbe Rd
W. C. Smith
W. Ledyard
Frst
Page Four
India Deal With Chou Revealed
Report claims Indian Prime Minister Nehru struck a deal with Chinese Premier Chou En Lai at Bandung to sell out South Vietnam to the Communists. Peiping would respect Laos and Cambodia, with groundwork laid as early as 1953 by K. Pannikar. Bandung private meetings sealed the accord, affecting South Vietnam's conference delegates and Diem’s security police stance.
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Marvin Stone
Saigon
South Vietnam
Jawaharlal Nehr
Red
Chou En- Lai
Bandung
Peiping
Laos
Cambodia
Red China
K. Pannikar
Nehru
Chow
Ngo Dinh Diem
Ike Offers Plan To Aid Low-Income Farmers
President Eisenhower proposed a 15 point program to aid low income farmers focusing on education extension, research, credit, and technical help. The plan urges state colleges and Soil Conservation Service support, expanded vocational training, strengthened employment services, and local leadership to develop agriculture’s human resources.
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Ezra Taft
Benson
Congress
Eisenhower
Hiss
Soil Conservation Service
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University of California
Marilyn
Corrigan
House
Stephen A
Richard N. Sheppard
Arthur Petersilge
Coroan
Chronicle- Telegram
Bob Emmons
Seas Home
Gladys Schilan
Amherst
Untili
Oberlin
Stevenson
Dla Stevenson
Schilan
Ike
By Joe Cowden
India
Chou
Ins
Central Asia
E. River St
E. Bridge St
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