Four Versions Of Sheppard Fight Reported
Prosecution sources say Dr. Sam Sheppard gave police four versions of where he fought a mysterious figure the morning his wife Marilyn was bludgeoned to death. The INS says witnesses will testify he described attacks on stairs, a first floor hallway, at the bedroom door, and after a blow in the room where she died.
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Dueppalu
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Bay Village
Fred Drenkhan
Sain
Sheppard
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Sam
Marilyn Sheppard
Herman Welker
Idaho
McCarthy
Pelice Atatarnant
Tim
Watkins Averts Further Wrangles in Censure Debates
Senator Arthur V. Watkins said he will not interrupt speeches to answer oral questions from Senator McCarthy during the censure debate. He will take the floor Monday to speak on the issue and will answer only written questions or those posed in speeches by other senators.
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Arthur V. Watkins
Utahi
Joseph PR. McCarthy
Senate
Watkins
Wisconsin
Sebate
Wadkins
McCarthy
Milwaukee
Sheppard
Crenkhan
Sen. A
Mike Monroney
D-Okla
Three Injured When Boxcar Hits Auto Near New London
Three New London youths were injured when their car was struck by a boxcar pushed ahead of a freight locomotive on Ax Road crossing. Oliver Close, 16, was seriously hurt. Mickey Close, 18, driver, and Donald Gray, 16, suffered cuts and bruises. The car, wrecked, two dogs injured. Oliver and Donald treated and released. Mickey to have X rays, listed in fair condition. Crossing reported to lack lights and prior serious accidents noted by residents.
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Ux Rd
Oliver Clnse
Mickey
Donald Gray
Close
Oliver
Ax Rd
Donald
New London Hospital
Fair” Condon
Polio Time Says He Is Innocent Maj. Nugent Seeks Fair Army Trial
Maj. Ambrose Nugent, a 44 year old career soldier held as a prisoner of war for 38 months in Korea, says he is innocent and asks for a trial. The Ft. Sill public information office reports alleged violations of the 96th Article of War and Article 134 of the Danform Code of Military Justice.
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Moul- FT. Sill
Okla
Ambrose Nugent
Korea
Ft. Sill Public Information
Nugent
Fe CIA Athare
Weather Outlook and POW Collaboration Trials of 1946
The forecast tracks a sunny morning in northeast Ohio with clouds building and warmer temperatures. highs 37 to 62, nights 40s. Sunday turns cloudy and colder. Fr iday precipitation measured, humidity rising to 49 percent by 3 pm. In military news, two POWs face charges of treasonable offenses and collaboration with the enemy as Army court actions begin for around 40 officers and men. Cpl Claude Batchelor and Cpl Edward Dickenson seek appeals as Col Harry Fleming is before a review board. Col Frank Schwable faces an investigative panel, but no evidence justifies a sentence.
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Nugent
Merryll
Wis
Reds
Frank H. Schwable
Arlington
Marine Corps
Woman Dies In Crash In Marion County
Mrs Letad Glasscock 58 of Mansfield died in a head on collision on Route 30S in Marion County on Friday.
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Marion
Letad Glasscock
Mansfield
Marion County
Soviet proposals for all European security conference
Moscow proposes Nov 29 meeting to discuss all European security with the United States and Western Allies, inviting Eastern bloc and other European nations. The note warns against delaying German reunification talks and envisions a western military bloc if negotiations fail. Western nations expected to reject the plan. Paris accords and Germany questions dominate the debate.
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Wiest
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Eisenhower
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Romania
Sweden
Switzerland
Turkey
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Bonn
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West Germany
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Wihdrawal
Refugee Talks Blocked By North Viet Nam
In Saigon reports say North Viet Nam authorities refused an international investigating team permission to interview thousands of refugees fleeing Red persecution in the Tra-Ly delta near Haiphong. French ships aiding the voyage faced heavy seas and were barred from approaching shore.
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South Vietnam
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Benders Lead In Ohio Senate Race Narrowly Edges Burke
Ohio official tally across 31 counties shows Republican George H. Bender with a lead over Thomas A. Burke. Secretary of State Ted W. Brown reports Bender ahead by a small margin with more counties yet to report. seven counties outstanding.
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Lichang
Greene
Paulding
Newsmen Elect Columbus Chief as Honorary Sigma Delta Chi Leader
Chief Roy W Howard, chairman of the executive committee of the Scripps Howard newspapers, elected national honorary president of Sigma Delta Chi. He succeeds John Cowles, publisher of the Minneapolis Star and Tribune, as honorary president. Alden C. Waite of Los Angeles, leader of Southern California Associated Newspapers, was elected president.
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Sigma Delta, Chi
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John Cowles
Minneapolis Star
Tribume
Alden C. Waite
Los Angeles
Southern California Associated Newspapers
Eisenhower to Send West Germany Pact to Senate Monday
President Eisenhower will submit treaties to restore West German sovereignty and move 500000 troops to European defense to the Senate next Monday. Hagerty says ratification will be pressed after Congress convenes in January and aims for speedy approval.
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Ohio
Eisenhower
Senate
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Lake Erie
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White House
Ress
James C. Hagerty
Congress
Hagerty
Paris
Pacific
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wis
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
John Foster Dulles
Dope Scandal Involves Tiajuana Police Force
A Mexican border city police unit of 22 officers is jailed amid a dope ring, robbery, and shakedown probe. Three leaders, including the detective chief Felipe Renes, are detained as authorities pursue a wider investigation. Cash and jewelry thefts linked to a Los Angeles burglary are under review by city, state, and federal agencies.
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Toamana
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Peme
En M Tebo
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Messen
U S Sees No New Elements in Moscow Security Talks Proposal
U S officials labeled Moscow’s proposal for Europe wide security talks as a bald bid to derail Western plans on West German rearmament. They said the invitation offered nothing new and stressed the desire to avoid quick talks with the Soviet Union until European unity and Germany’s role in defense are resolved.
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United States
Moscow
Paris
John Foster
Dulles
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Western Europe
Soviet Union
Batremel
Aeein
Red China
Wester Paw
President Bags Ducks and Pheasants Near Cedar Point
President Eisenhower demonstrates marksmanship while fishing and golfing, bagging four ducks in half an hour and five pheasants in two and a half hours. He adheres to duck limits by law, pheasants are privately released by Cedar Point Cub, and Ohio pheasant season opens Monday with a two bird limit.
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Eisenhower
Cedar Point
Ohie
Exsenheier
Classified Ad Notice From Mrs A Goodman
Mrs A Goodman placed this ad by phone. FAST ITEMS OFFERED: 30 FAST. BOYS 26 bike in excellent condition for $20. Contact phone 67-523 for purchase.
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