Retrial in 1954 Marilyn Sheppard slaying continues
Samuel H. Sheppard faces a second degree murder retrial in Cleveland as jurors hear new theories on the murder weapon. Coroner Gerber suggests a serrated surgical instrument such as bone forceps could have slain Marilyn Sheppard, while defense questions prior statements.
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Comedian Joe E Lewis Suffers Minor Stroke
Las Vegas AP reports comedian Joe E Lewis 64 suffers a mild stroke in his hotel room Monday night. He is under hospital assessment at Sunrise Hospital where a spokesman says he is in good condition.
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Cairo Jaycees Receive Charter At State Dinner
The newly organized Cairo Jaycee chapter received its charter after a dinner attended by over 125 Jaycees from across the state. Attendees included Tri Mnsville Jaycee president R Earl Bennett state Jaycee president Lee Grogan and Cairo Jaycees president Elmer Bell Jr plus National Jaycee director Chris Vail and Cairo-Grady County Chamber regional president Diane Smith.
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Air Safety Talk Signals Turbulent Skies and Public Hope
NBCs The Aviation Revolution surveys air travel safety from ground control to crowded skies. It shows preflight checks on a Paris to New York flight and explains the tense work of traffic controllers guiding thousands of daily arrivals.
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Pecan Auction Opens at Thomasville Market Today
Market Manager Roscoe Stewart says pecans are down overall but vary by area with some 'pretty good' quality. Auctions run 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. every Tuesday at the Thomasville State Farmers Market, open to buyers from near and far.
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Florida Governor's Race Centered on Vote Today
Florida voters will decide today between Democrat Robert King High and Republican Claude Kirk for governor. High leads 4 to 1 in registered voters with Kirk seeking a protest vote over crime and price rises since Johnson era. High would be Florida's first Miami governor. Kirk would be the first Republican since Reconstruction.
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Beatles Deny Imminent Breakup Amid Solo Careers
AP reports rumors of a Beatles breakup persist but a spokesman says no group plans to perform soon. Manager Brian Epstein declined Aberfan charity TV invitation as members pursue individual projects including Lennon filming in Europe Harrison growing a mustache and studying sitar Starr touring solo work and McCartney scoring a British film.
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Erosion by Hurricanes Transforms Dunes and Note on Peanuts
Hurricanes drive waves with great erosive power washing away miles of dunes in hours. A severe storm can remove 10 to 20 foot high dunes 100 feet wide at the base. Also, peanuts are legumes not true nuts. In Bingapore watchmen sleep with beds across doorway to guard posts.
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