Jury may be dismissed over possible Sheppard juror record
In Cleveland a juror in the Sam Sheppard murder trial may have a criminal record, sparking a possible dismissal of the entire panel. Prosecutor Frank Cullitan says a sworn juror’s statutory offense against a boy was found, prompting legal observers to expect a major delay as alternates and new venire are considered.
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Father-In-Law Offer To Testify At Sheppard Trial
Thomas Reese the father of the slain woman indicated he would testify for the state against Dr. Samuel Sheppard in the murder trial. Reese volunteered to appear as a prosecution witness and would not stand by his son-in-law.
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First Snow Flurries Expected Across Ohio This Week
Assistant County Prosecutor John J. Mahon declined to discuss calling Reese as a witness while defense counsel Corrigan noted two alternate jurors will be seated today. The trial of Sheppard, a Bay Village physician, for the bludgeon murder of his wife Marilyn resumes with jury selection and potential venue change motions as cold air moves in from the northwest and snow flurries are forecast for northern Ohio.
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Lorain P A C leaders deny Journal power claims
Gedling and Tomasic defend labor endorsements amid charges the Lorain Journal called members power happy. James Sedling of the Labor Leader denies the report as untrue and cites timing before the Sept meeting and the Nov 2 election. Local 2345 and Local 2354 note no official complaints after the Sept 9 gathering.
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Steel Union Leaders Deny Revolt Report Against PAC Actions
Lorain Local 2354 White Collar workers of United Steelworkers deny a Lorain Journal report that the union opposed CIO-PAC endorsements. In a letter, the officials call the article a fabrication and state the union did not protest or participate in any endorsement meeting. They accuse “power happy” individuals of bias and plan to file a protest with the state CIO Council.
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Eisenhower Praises Appointees In Cleveland Stop
President Eisenhower declared his administration has a record of spotless integrity as he campaigned in Cleveland to boost GOP candidates. He cited firings of subversives and housing scandal officials, and emphasized civil rights protections. He urged strong turnout to maintain Republican control of Congress.
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Weather Report From Northeastern Ohio Forecast
Cloudy and windy conditions shift to snow flurries this afternoon or tonight. Highs near 148 to 152?lows around 25 to 30. Saturday expects mostly cloudy skies and very cold conditions with additional snow flurries.
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Industry's Total Tops Campaign Quota By Small Margin
Industry's drive reports a total of 175,277.94 pledged, 101 percent of goal, with Commercial Division missing its 116,055 target by two percent but areas like Commercial B and others surpassing. Residential and Suburban divisions also meet or exceed their quotas as the Community Chest campaign continues.
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Amherst Polio Victim Leads County Cases
Amherst reports a new polio case bringing Lorain County to 42 with 12 from Lorain, seven from Elyria and 23 elsewhere. Carol Battenhouse, 5, improved to fair at Cleveland City Hospital with no evident paralysis while Daniel Raible, 5, remains poor with partial paralysis. Richard Diederich, 13, discharged from City Hospital and doing well at home. An Elyria driving school ad offers lessons for 25 dollars.
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Where To Turn Candidates On Parade
Political candidates in final campaign phases for election Tuesday feature pictures and biographical sketches. Elyria school levies for current expenses are urged by the advisory committee as part of a page 12 report. other local items include Amherst livestock market, church news, and community notes.
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Eisenhower Says He Wants George Bender in Washington
In Cleveland President Eisenhower indicated he wants George Bender in Washington quickly and urged voters to elect a Republican slate including senator governor Congress and state ticket. State Auditor James Rhodes reported Eisenhower’s final words were I want to see him Rhodes governor.
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Clean thief hunted after bathtub theft in Sweetwater
Police in Sweetwater Texas are seeking a clean thief who stole a bathtub from a local residence. The incident was reported today as investigators pursue the suspect.
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Rio de Janeiro Eyes Medical Reports for Safer Driving
Auto safety efforts in Rio de Janeiro link driver health checks to fewer crashes. The Chronicle Telegram advertises today a classified section with car care tips and bargains at Carols Florist including tulips and mixed carnations.
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