Cleveland detective chief urges arrest of Dr Samuel Sheppard
Cleveland's homicide chief urged immediate arrest of Dr Samuel H Sheppard for murder investigation after a coroner's inquest revealed contradictions with testimony. Captain David Kerr, returning from vacation, said key statements did not fit and questioned Susan Hayes about the case while Ohio prosecutors weighed new developments in Los Angeles.
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Cleveland
Frank W
Kerr
Susan Hayes
Sheppard
California
Los Angeles
Parents To Testify In Sheppard Case Inquest
The coroner announced plans to hear testimony from Dr. Sam Sheppard’s parents and the slain woman’s father as part of the inquest. Samuel Jr. was spared further questioning after the coroner noted the boy could not contribute new information. Miss Hayes was questioned in California about work at the Bay Village hospital.
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Sheppard
Samuel Jr
Gerber
Richard A. Sheppard
Sam
Thomas S. Reese
Miss Hayes
California
Bay Village
Council Admits Streets Vacating Was Not Legal
City Solicitor Richard Baird disclosed in a letter to Atty. Robert H. Rice that the council's action vacating portions of Wesley Ave Bon Air Ave and Hilliard Rd to make way for the turnpike was not in compliance with state law. The motion, passed on third reading amid a two special sessions tainted by a peace pact with the Ohio Turnpike Commission, faces challenge as Rice continues litigation and planning commission review is pursued.
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Ely Fia
Richard Baird
Arthur Tudor
Rice
Baird
City Planning Commission
Council
Dale Kellogg
Keating A
Scientists Plan To Test Atom's Effect On Food
At Futimmons Army hospital in Denver an historic test begins to determine if food exposed to atomic radiation harms humans. Wilfred Meyers of Archbold, Ohio, will play a leading role in what is described as the first such human experiment. The article notes the plans for tests and potential dietary implications.
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Fussimmons Army Hospital
Denver
Cele
Kenneth E. Geertzsen
Hampton
Neb
Harry W
Futimmons Army Hospital
Wilfred Meyers
Archbold
Ohio
Tess Diets
Weather report for Lake Erie region and timing
A compact weather notice covering Lake Erie winds from the north at 10 miles per hour through Tuesday. Temperature on Sunday ranges from 52 to 88 degrees, with no precipitation in the 24 hours ending 8 p.m. Sunday. Humidity, sunrise and sunset times, and a year-ago temperature comparison are provided in 1 to 2 sentences with factual figures.
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Lake Erie
Korean Vets To Be Honored in Lorain Thursday
A testimonial and homecoming banquet will be held Thursday at the Antiers Hotel for 5300 Korean veterans. Sponsored by the Veterans' Council the event is described as a first of its kind in Lorain. A folder with pictures of all local Korean veterans will be distributed to guests.
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Lorain
Antiers
Veterans’ Council
Lorain Area
Nations Confer On Note Rejecting European Parley
Washington reports the United States, Britain, and France discuss wording for a diplomatic note rejecting Russias bid for a European security conference. Allies view the Soviet offer as an attempt to block the European Defense Community and will reject it firmly.
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Washington
United States
Britain
France
Russia
London
Learn to Drive Exyria Driving School Ad
An ad fragment promotes Learn to Drive at Exyria Driving School, offering contact details and a phone number for enrollment.
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Exyria
Thailand Next Communist Goal, Rhee Believes
South Korean President Syngman Rhee arrived at McChord Air Force Base to meet President Eisenhower and warned that Thailand could be the next target of Soviet expansion. He told reporters Russia seeks world conquest and would aim to Thailand after Korea, and declined to discuss a possible meeting with Eisenhower.
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Washington
Syngman Rhee
Eisenhower
Thailand
Rhee
McChord
Air Force Base
Wash
Korea
Russia
Osress & Joint Station
Soviet Police Holding John German Leader
Soviet police hold John, a German leader, amid uncertainty over whether he was kidnapped or went to East Berlin. East Berlin radio aired a voice saying he fled the West. Information Bureau West suggests he was moved to a Potsdam villa. details remain unclear.
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John
Berlin
Otto John
Bonn
Ourantas
East Berlin
West
Information Bureau West
Potsdam
MVD
East
Beri Peecaee
de Rahs -Berian
Public Hearing On City Employee Residence Rule
A public hearing is set on a proposed amendment to the civil service rule affecting city firemen and policemen residing within five miles outside the city. The current rule limits residence to the city limits. After the hearing the matter goes to the Oil Service Commission for a ruling. If the commission rules favorably on the amendment it may proceed.
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Civil Service
Oil Service Commission
Where To Turn A New Car Giveaway Ad
An advertisement announces a prize drawing where a new car will be awarded to one customer on March 15. The Resar Service Co. at 55 Lodi St. invites interested readers to call for details about the promotion and submission requirements.
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The
Resar Service Co
Lodi St
Adv
Police urge Arrest of Dr Samuel Sheppard in Murder Probe
Cleveland homicide chief Captain David Kerr asked for the arrest of Dr Samuel Sheppard for investigation of murder related to the death of his wife Marilyn Sheppard. Sheppard is a principal witness in the Bay Village homicide case where Marilyn was bludgeoned to death on July 4 at 6c West Lake Road.
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David Kerr
Cleveland Police Department
Samuel H. Sheppard
Sheppard
Marilyn
West Lake Road
Bay Vile
U S Planes Fire On Chinese Fighters Over Red Sea
United States State Department reports two U S carrier planes shot down two Chinese Communist fighters while searching for survivors from the Cathay Pacific airliner downed by China. Three Americans died, three saved in a rescue clash prompting protests over escalation. Red China apologized to Britain for the Cathay loss.
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Washington
State Department
Red Coast
U.S
High Seas
Airlner
U. S
United States
John Foster Dulles
Philippines
Dulles
Richard M. Nixon
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Red China
Peiping
Explosions Injure Three at Sandusky Gulf Plant
Three people were injured, one critically, when eight explosions hit Gulf Refining Co bulk plant in Sandusky. About 45,000 gallons of gasoline ignited as fire chief McLaughlin said the blaze, started at 5:45 a.m., was under control but warned of potential explosions from nearby tanks due to extreme heat.
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Sandusky
INS
Gulf Refining Company
Wilson McLaughlin
Poland Joins Indochina Armistice Board
The Polish news agency announced that Poland formally accepted a seat on the Indochina armistice commission. India joined last week and called for Poland and Canada to meet the commission soon.
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Poland
Paris
INS
India
Canada
Floods Kill 1800 in Gyantse Tibet Town
Reports from Calcutta say at least 1,800 people died when floods swept Gyantse on July 17. The Indian trade agency building housing flood refugees was washed away, with many killed as torrents surged through the town.
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Calcutta
INS
Gyantse
Tibet
Agence. France Presse
Indian Trade Agency
Senate fails to invoke cloture on atomic energy bill
Senate leaders lose bid to end debate on the Atomic Energy Bill as cloture fails 4 to 0 in a two thirds vote. Republican Knowland signals another petition and potential daylong sessions to break the filibuster while House action is expected to proceed without delay. Democratic leaders shift stance to support quick floor action.
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United Press
Washington
William F. Knowland
Calif
Knowland
Eisenhower
House
Lyndon B. Johnson
Tex
Hare
Lis
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Tenants seek housing through Chronicle Want Ads. Advertise your vacancy clearly by calling 47351 to place an ad. Choose size and style of the apartment and a renter will be found quickly. Monthly rates shown as $% in the sample text. Call 56-071 for details.
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