Sheppard Back in Prison as Retrial Looms in Slaying Case
Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard, freed briefly after a federal ruling, faced return to Ohio Penitentiary as a retrial could lead to a first degree murder conviction and possible death sentence for his wife Marilyn's 1954 bludgeon slaying. He left the prison after posting bond but authorities sought custody pending stay hearings.
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Terrorism trial in Alto Adige ends with 71 convictions
An eight month trial in northern Italy's Alto Adige region concluded with 71 convictions and 20 acquittals amid unrest blamed on German speaking residents seeking autonomy. Sentences ranged from 3 years to nearly 24 years.
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Pages Sad Convention Had to End
SAN FRANCISCO AP The marganiione who served pages at the Republican convention were saddened as it ended Thursday night. Rush Milam 15 of Waco Texas John Brown 17 of Dallas and Carolyn Bennett 25 of San Antonio served as pages for the Texas delegation. They described how pages are chosen from party supporters and noted the frenzied floor activity with ticketed and unticketed crowds.
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Dallas
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Tennessee
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Rainmaker Promises Rain For Hastings In Oklahoma
Hastings residents watch for rain from John Miller of Oklahoma City who has installed four rainmaking machines. He pledges to deliver three inches of rain by Monday over the Hastings Lake watershed to earn 400 dollars.
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Virginia travel exhibit to open at New York World's Fair
The Virginia Travel Council said it completed talks with Greyhound to install a Virginia travel exhibit in the Greyhound Pavilion at the New York World's Fair. The 20 foot display titled The Three Worlds of Virginia will run through August and feature images of Virginia past present and future with models of Mount Vernon and Williamsburg.
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African Unity Summit Opens Amid Unity Slogans
At Cairo the second Organization of African Unity summit gathers 34 nations led by heads of state. Canons salute and unity slogans echo as delegates expect mainly denunciations of colonialism and talk of quicker economic strides. President Nasser meets arriving leaders as crowds cheer and Egyptian bands play national anthems.
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African Liberation Talks Exclude Tshombe as Congo Absent
A preparatory meeting of foreign ministers overruled Nigeria and others and said Tshombe's presence was undesirable. President Kasavubu of the Congo and Premier Moise Tshombe were absent from the conference held in Addis Ababa as discussions focused on ending white rule in Africa's remaining colonial territories.
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