Five Verdict Options Read to Sam Sheppard Jury
The Sheppard murder case sent a seven man five woman jury the option slips bearing five verdicts from guilty of first degree murder to not guilty The judge warned of automatic death or life sentences depending on the chosen verdict The defense asserted Dr Sam lacked the heart of a killer while prosecutors urged a death sentence if murder was proven beyond doubt
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Sam
Martyn Sheppard
Samuel Sheppard
Sheppard
Blythin
Saul Danaiceau
John Mahon
Marilyn Sheppard
Leller
Mahon
Ms Crime
Burglars Missed Extra Diamonds In Elyria Safe Break-in
Diamond Products Inc at 333 Prospect suffered two safes pried open but failed to seize an additional 15 000 to 20 000 worth of industrial diamonds. Officials value the loot near 50 000 and suspect professional outsiders. Detective Capt. Maurice Flood says the burglary shows seasoned techniques. He will consult with other police officials.
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Diamond Products, Inc
Maurice Flood
Elyria
Safe-crackers miss gems. square hole saves loot in Ohio
W J Weshow of the company says thieves failed to reach $15 000 to $20 000 worth of industrial gems due to a square hole cut in a safe panel. Unofficial figures claimed up to $100 000, but company officials dispute the total. Weather in Northeastern Ohio is mostly cloudy with rising temperatures and mixed precipitation.
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Puricu Ccuriny
W J Weshow
Ohio
UW We
Laeuuue Bae
Wealon
Sam Sheppard case goes to jury in murder trial
In Cleveland the Dr Sam Sheppard murder case moved to a jury after a 38 minute charge by Judge Edward Blythin. The defense sat composed as relatives and officials observed the proceedings. The jury will consider first degree murder and mercy options as exhibits including bloodied clothing and other evidence are in the jury room.
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Samual Sheppard
Edward Blythin
Cleveland
Sam Sheppard
Sheppard
Manlyn
Dr Sam
Pert
Susan Hayes
Bam Mays
Sam
Cam
James Kilroy
Richard N Sheppard
Arthur Petersilge
Judge Reeds
Judge Blyth
Wales
Dr. Sheppard
Blythin
Manlyn Sheppard
Marlyn
Mercy
Marilyn Sheppard
Water Action Urged Page Promotes Local Development
A fragment notes a water related initiative urging action and development. Mentions government figures and page references, with surrounding items on butter poultry real estate transfers. The readable text conveys a call for progress and public involvement in water projects.
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Loram News
Odertin
Elyria Considers Establishing Municipal Court in 1956
Mayor J Grant Keys announced Elyria may form a municipal court and elect a judge by January 1, 1956 pending legislative approval. State lawmakers including Charles Mosher Kep Lesley Burge and Edward DeChant back the plan and could introduce the bill, with Burge likely steering passage. If approved, elections would appoint four judges after formation and financing details hinge on council and township support.
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Elyria
J Grant Keys
Charles Mosher
Kep
Lesley Burge
Edward DeChant
Russell Wade
Burge
Keys
Coun
Elyma
Carlisle
City Sealver
Civil Service Commissio and
Turner Block
City Hall
Ohio General Assembly
Pope Pius XII Weakens. Doctors Express Concern
Vatican officials report Pope Pius XII remains seriously ill as his pulse rose to 104 and he endures a restless night with hiccups. Doctors attribute weakness to the prolonged illness since January and a diaphragmatic rupture causing hiccups, with X rays confirming gastritis and prior diagnoses.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
Riccardo Galeazzi-Lid
Ponttt
Holy Father
Galeaza Lim
Vatican
Galeaza Lisi
Patrolman Sued Assault Charged in Malicious Attack
Walter S Fretz, 37, of East Cleveland, driver for Barncell Trucking Co, files $145000 suit against State Highway Patrolman R B Price of Lorain. Fretz says the officer punched him unprovoked after stopping to weigh a load on Route 20, causing injuries to his ears and left cheekbone and nervous shock. Fretz was bound to the Amherst grand jury by Justice David Goldthorpe after parts of the stone load spilled on the highway.
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Walter S Fret
East Cleveland
Barncell Trucking Co
Cleveland
R B Price
Lorain
Fretz
David Goldthorpe
Amherst
Wilson outlines draft and training program at Pentagon
Defense Secretary Charles E Wilson unveiled a plan to draft 100000 youths annually through a four year program called Callable Reserves at a Pentagon news conference. The plan would trim active forces and create a five million man reserve, with 17 to 19 year olds training six months for 30 dollars a month and nine and a half years in the reserves.
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Defense
Charles E Wilson
Pentagon
Congress
Wilson
Carter Burgess
Burgugse
Burgess
Army Navy Air Force
Mar
Ite Reserve Unita
Judge Sworn In as Ohio Supreme Court Justice
John M Matthias took the oath and joined the Ohio Supreme Court, becoming the first son to follow his father on the state’s highest bench. The ceremony occurred in Columbus with officials present and the court’s new member ready to serve.
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Columbus
John M Matthias Eat
Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio
UN Chief Invited to Peiping as 11 A Americans Held
Dag Hammarskjold accepts invitation from Chou En Lai to travel to Peiping to discuss freeing the 11 U S airmen imprisoned in Red China. Chou signals potential talks on other detained UN personnel while asserting the UN verdict condemned the Americans. Hammarskjold aims to visit after Stockholm.
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United Nations N.Y
Red China
Chou En-Lai
Geneal Dag Hammarskjold
Hammarskjold
Peiping
United States
Stockholm
New York
Chou
United Nations
Peipin
Chous
Hammarsfold
Keng Png
Asia
Choy
Henry Cabot Lodge
Maid
Hammarakjold
Lodge
Vermilion Engineer Lawrence Tenkina Dies at Home
Lawrence K. Tenkina project engineer in charge of MotoCarrier Division of Thew Shovel Co Vermilion died suddenly of a heart attack at 12:50 AM in his home. He had 15 years with the company and earlier served as a WWII consulting engineer on military vehicles. He was born in Lima in 1654 and lived in Vermilion 15 years. Survived by wife Estella daughter Pauline Jenkins and son 2nd Lt Richard Jenkins. Funeral arrangements set with Edward M Fisher Funeral Home and services Monday at 2 PM.
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Vermilion
Lawrence K. Tenkina
Thew Shovel Co
Lorain
Perry ‘St
Ar Jenkina
Lima
Masonie Lodge
American Military Engineers, Professions] Engineers Society
Society of Automotive Engineers
Calldrem Barvive
Rey Eart T
First Church
Ge Renevet Nowe
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