Dr Sheppard questions at sheriff office in Marilyn Sheppard case
Dr Samuel H Sheppard visited the Bay Village sheriff's office accompanied by family attorney Arthur Petersilge to make another statement about his wife Marilyn's murder. Assisting prosecutor John Mahon joined the questioning amid a blood typing update, while coroner Gerber reported on non typed stains and other items found at the scene.
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Samuel R. Gerber
John J. Mahon
Sheppard
Cleveland
Gerber
Sheppards
Lake Erie
Bay Village
North Ridgeville
Marilyn
Samuel H. Sheppard
Ohio
Costa Rica Calms After Night Blackout Invasion Fears
In San Jose the July blackout ended as President Jose Figueres assured citizens the area is tranquil and officials stated no further outages. He cited Army vigilance to protect sovereignty while Foreign Minister Esquive Bonilla said no alarm was warranted. Former President Calderon Guardia, ousted in 1948, lives in exile in Nicaragua.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
Jose Figueres
Rafael A. Calderon Guardia
Nicaragua
Figueres
Fernando Esquive Bonilla
Calderon
Boat Rams Tug as Man Goes Missing Near Poughkeepsie
In a foggy Hudson River collision about 1 a.m. ten miles north of Poughkeepsie a 35 foot motor launch carrying IBM employees struck the tug Eastern City, sank, and left one man missing. Ten others were rescued, identified as IBM personnel. The missing man was Robert Henn, 30, of Poughkeepsie.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Robert Henn
Here
International Business Machine Company
Eastern City
Lake Tanker Corp
Proposal Gets Committee Okay
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee formally approved a proposal asking President Eisenhower to confer with Congress if Red China is admitted to the United Nations and to make recommendations on changes in U S foreign policy.
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Washington
Senate, Foreign Relations Committee
Eisenhower
Congress
China
United Nations
U. S
House Foreign Affairs Committee
United States
Red China
Alvin Bentley
Michigan
Walter Judd
Minnesota
Craig Hosmer
California
Kit Clardy
Weather summary for Northeastern Ohio forecast
Partly cloudy today tonight and Sunday with a slight warming trend. High today around 60s, low tonight near 60s, high Sunday in the mid 50s. Winds on Lake Erie variable around 10 mph. Friday precipitation none. Temperature range Friday roughly 50 to 70. Humidity Friday morning 67 percent, 8 pm 28 percent. Sunrise Saturday 6 30 am, sunset 5 35 pm.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Injuries Prove Fatal for 14 Year Old in Canton
Samuel Silagy of Canton died after a late Friday crash near Canton. He sustained injuries in the accident and succumbed at Canton Mercy Hospital.
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Canton
Samuel Silagy
Mercy Hospital
Where To Turn Amherst Business Page and Builders Calendar
Amherst business page lists local services with a calendar of events for home repair and community activities. Elyria church news appears with community notices and a comics page note referenced on page 1.
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Amherst
Elyria Church
Elyria
Man Killed By Auto Strike In Brassford
A man was killed Friday night when struck by an auto as he loaded garden tools into the trunk of his car in Brassford. A 1-year-old girl in a nearby home reportedly could not be questioned about the incident.
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Toledo
Nicholas M. Sea
Moan
Brassford
T.V
Pacific Defenses Being Stiffened
Washington reports steps to stiffen Pacific and Far East defenses with a sharper warning system against sneak atomic attacks. Governors Thornton Shivers and Fine urged rapid expansion of radar and microwave nets to detect a Red attack across North Pole and Pacific. redeployment of Air Force units to strengthen local defense and strike capability under a new Pacific Air Force led by Adm. Felix Stump.
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Washington
Pacific
Far Eastern
Eisenhower
Dan Thornton
Colorado
Allan Shivers
Texas
John Fine
Pennsylvania
North Pole
U.S
Far East
Japan-Korea
Pacific Air Force
Adm
Felix Stump
Pacific Theater
Parking Property Suits Dismissed After Agreement
The City of Elyria settled two parking lot appropriation suits with property owners. The Valassis on Third Street near West Avenue will be paid 27000 dollars and the Dyke property on Third Street near East Avenue will receive 3125 dollars. Both suits were dismissed in Common Pleas Court.
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City of
Elyria
Helen and
Spero Valassis
Third St
West Ave
George Dyke
Third Streets
East Ave
Common Pleas Court
Valassis
France Says U S to Send High Diplomatic Leader
Paris reports a French spokesman stated Premier Mendes France has assurances the United States will dispatch a top level diplomatic representative to the Geneva conference. Andre Bettencourt said the U S is ready to send a senior official at any moment, with Dulles or Smith among the speculated choices. London notes Britain urged inclusion of either Dulles or Smith to bolster any Indo China settlement.
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Paris
Mendes-France
United States
Andre Bettencourt
U. S
Geneva
Walter Bedell Smith
London
Foreign Office
Dulles
Nurse Beaten Left In Field Near Summit County
Marymount Hospital nursing supervisor Alice Robinson, 45, was savagely beaten with an iron pipe after rejecting a ride offer. The attack in Summit County left her dazed and bleeding in a field. the assailant fled, removing his bloodstained shirt and bending license plates to hinder identification.
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Cleveland
Alice Robinson
Marymount Hospital
Summitt County
Reds Lose Four Hanoi Outposts In Vietnam Conflict
In Indochina the French high command reports four more outposts guarding the road to Hanoi fallen to Communist forces as Hanoi evacuates. U S air attacks failed to halt the advance. Evacuations of 6,000 French citizens proceed while negotiations for a cease fire continue amid tensions with Ngo Dinh Diem.
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Hanoi
Indochina
U. S
Vinh Yen
Paul Ely
Air Viet Nam
Saigon
Haiphong
Gulf of Tonkin
Royal Air Force
Singapore
Ngo Dinh Diem
Trung Gia
Diem
Lake Fisher Tragedy Claims Cleveland Fisherman
Frank Carelli, 36, drowned when his boat capsized early today on Lake Erie during a fishing trip with two companions. The other two men were rescued. Local authorities reported the incident and began investigations into the mishap.
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Cleveland, O
Frank Carelli
Lake Erie
Reds Boosting Price For Indo Peace
Paris dispatch reports the Communist bloc stiffening its diplomatic stance ahead of Indochina peace talks in Geneva. Premier Mendes France faces a tight deadline as Vietminh pressure grows, and officials fear renewed efforts to push France out of Hanoi.
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Paris
Geneva
Indochina
Pierre Mendes-France
France
Pans
Hanoi
Mendes-France
Army Ducks and helicopters save hundreds in Passau flood
U S Army amphibious ducks and helicopters rescued hundreds of people from flood waters swallowing Passau Germany as 12 feet of water covered the city. The Danube and Inn rivers rose in Bavaria with 60 hours of rain and melting snow triggering the worst flood in 50 years.
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Munich
Germany
U. S. Army
Passau
Danube
Inn
Bavaria
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Linz
Iiz
U.S
U. S
Russia
Wellington Soldier Faces Possible Court Martial
Col Earl Ringler at Ft. Dix completed pre trial investigation into Lt Robert S Morgan from Wilkes Barre Pa and Sgt LC Richard J Whitbeck of Wellington Ohio over a 9 degree heat standing at attention for almost an hour. Charges may be filed for permitting the action or the pair may be reprimanded.
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Earl Ringler
272Nd
Ft. Dix
N. J
Robert S. Morgan
Wilkes-Barre
Richard J. Whitbeck
Wellington
Ohio
James J. Fogarty
Col. Ringler
Lt. Morgan
Sgt. Whitbeck
Michigan Boy Drowns During Birthday Outing
Dennis Machan of Coldwater Michigan drowned in a quarry at Williams Park near Gibsonburg Friday during a birthday outing. He dived into the water while his mother parked the car and struck his head on a rock on entry.
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Toledo
Dennis Machan
Coldwater
Mich
Williams Park
Gibsonburg
Warnings Given As Radar Checks Driver Speed
Col N J McClurg of the Lorain Barracks said 45 motorists were warned during a radar check on Highway 234 near old Rt 7. No citations were issued. Radar equipment is moved into the county to check speeds, with a patrol car sign indicating radar in use.
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N. J. McClurg
Lorain Barracks
State Highway Patrol
Iold Rt
McChre
McClurg
Lsmd
Turnpike settlement called illegal and worthless
City Council faced criticism as a 20 point turnpike settlement was passed with a single reading, sparking questions on legality and referendum rights. Atty. Robert H. Rice warned the by laws and rules require three readings and warned emergency waivers, while council members offered mixed reactions and calls for transparency.
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Robert H. Rice
Rice
Richard Baird
Henry Crawford
Squire, Sanders and Dempsey
Baird
Atty
John Lansdale
Squire, Sanders
Dempsey
Elyria
Turnpike Commission
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Council
Kenneth Lord
Victor Stewart
Stewart
Lord
Lords
Warren Robinson
Frank Dunbar
Robinson
Will Fight For Job COLUMBUS C M A Examiner Fights Fire
A former sales tax examiner from Cleveland Alonzo P Hairston says he will seek reinstatement after being fired for allegedly trying to shake down liquor permit holders. He calls charges by state tax commissioner Stanley J Bowers false and pre fabricated.
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Columbus
C. M
Alonzo P. Hairston
Cleveland
Stanley J. Bowers
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Ressbach
Sheppard House
Council Pike Action
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Lake Fisher Crowns
Reds
U.N
Elyrian
Don Miller
Lake
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