Sheppard Seeks Autopsy Flaw to Prove Wife Murder
Doctor Samuel H. Sheppard will rely on his own medical expertise to challenge autopsy findings by Dr Lester Adelson in the trial over his wife Marion Sheppard's death. Defense attorney William J. Corrigan frames the case as bungled autopsy and police work to secure a conviction.
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Mightiest Warship Forrestal Launched in Navy Pride
The USS Forrestal, a 59,600 ton super aircraft carrier, was launched amid a ceremony in a drydock with Navy Secretary Charles S. Thomas praising it as the most powerful naval weapon in history. He defended carrier strategy amid Air Force concerns about vulnerability and argued sea power remains vital in the atomic jet age.
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Clippings Of Murder Found On Arrested Man
A man arrested in Sandishu was found with newspaper clippings about the murder of Philadelphia psychiatrist Dr Elinor Langton and he admitted knowing the slain professional.
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Cloudy cool Northeastern Ohio with snow flurries
Weather notes show a cloudy cool day in Northeastern Ohio with morning snow flurries, then scattered clearing this afternoon and a high near 36. Tonight partly cloudy, low 28. Another mild day with a high mid forties expected Sunday followed by possible rain in the evening.
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U.N. Chief To Fly Soon To Peiping With Appeal
Cleveland area fire kills two girls and injures a maid as a house fire near Cleve ends in upstairs deaths. Parental absence, a possible electric heater start, and a neighbor rescue attempt are noted. Fire officials report $16,000 total damage.
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New Economic Council Set Up
Washington reports President Eisenhower creates a permanent White House council on foreign economic policy and names former Budget Director Joseph Dodge as chairman. The group aims to coordinate foreign aid programs and ensure policy development, with cabinet members including Stassen Dulles Humphrey Weeks and Benson.
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Ten year old Scot Garnson avoids Christmas in Santa Fe
Ten year old Scot Garnson endures a long lonely Christmas season as he avoids Christmas symbols due to illness and distress. His mother Ceed Garnson explains that the family plans around his condition, keeping him home from school during the holidays and preparing for the dread of the season.
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Mitchell Urges Senate Probe of Ohio Election
Democratic National Committee chairman Stephen A Mitchell calls for a full Senate investigation into the Hamilton County Ohio election amid recounts and alleged irregularities. Former candidate Len Burke, defeated by George Perder, hints at further action to ensure votes are counted accurately.
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Where To Turn Toys For Tots Drive Opens In Area
Marine and VFW members begin toy collection for area children in Fioria Oberlin Amherst Wellington Lorain. Readers urged to bring new unwrapped gifts to designated locations this holiday season.
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Country Editor Debuts On Weekend Pages In Chronicle Telegram
May additions bring The Country Editor to weekend Den through the Chronicle Telegram’s special bonus pages. Erelyn Andrews, longtime staffer, writes a down to earth column blending humor, nostalgia, and practical guidance from her experience as a homemaker and civic figure.
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Atom Bomb Force Ready For Attack
General Stevenson announced at Bent Wouters Air Force Base that a SATO atom bomb force based in Artem is prepared to launch a counterattack against any aggressor. He described the Thunder Streak jet fighter as Capable of delivering a stronger strike than allied WWII aircraft, during a public demonstration.
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UN Secretary General Plans Personal Plea To Free Prisoners
UN Secretary General Hammarskjold will fly to Peiping to appeal to Chinese leaders to free American and all UN prisoners. The mission faces a hostile reception from Mao and Chou En Lai as world eyes track every step. Ottawa and other capitals prepare diplomatic moves amid tense Korea and armistice fallout.
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Column By Sokolsky Starts Monday In CT
The Chronile Telegram will publish a new These Days column by George Eb Sokolsky starting Monday. Sokolsky, an American-born journalist from Utica NY, writes on world affairs with focus on China and Japan and has criticized Communists. A second item notes large cemetery wreaths with an easel priced at 388 dollars from Resar Florist at 92 E Broad St.
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U N condemns Red China over prisoner cases
The United Nations General Assembly adopted a resolution by 17 to 5 with seven abstentions condemning Red China for holding American and other UN personnel as prisoners. The body urged efforts to secure their release and pledged to act to win freedom for the captives.
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Oberlin Man Is Found Dead
John C Zimmerman of Oberlin was found dead in bed by his wife Blotnee with death cause not yet determined. The obituary phrasing notes he was well known in the county and familiar to residents.
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Crosby settles for one hundred thousand in suit
Crooner Bing Crosby reaches a settlement of 100000 dollars in an accident damage case. He agrees to a 14000 payoff shortly before testimony was to begin in the hearing.
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Strikers To Return as AFL Drivers End Work Stoppage
NORWALK workers including truck drivers at WoL Mead Inc will return to their jobs Monday the company announced from its terminal. The item notes local commerce tied to the nationwide strike action and mentions related shoppping weather ads and classified notices.
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