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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 8, 1954)
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1954 'HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE EIGHT .wo women, Br, Richard Sheppard, doctor." under cross-examination, said dis-l The prosecution tried to elicit agreements etween his brother j testimony from him about "talk Sam and Marilyn were of a "ml- of separation" between Dr. Sam I Learn... and live! Prepare for danger of Bomb Attack Sheppard's Defenders To Summon New Key Witnesses CLEVELAND tfl Dr. Samuel Sheppard's lawyers- summoned a new .sev of ui'.ne&ies today to sup port a mam pillar of his defense that he wn a happily ' married! man at the time his wife Marilyn was murdered. His attorneys said some of those called will bnnii out "surprising" information about the mystery. Others are expected to tell the jury they, saw strangers near Sheppard's home the niRht of the J octal.; about the extent of Shep pard's lrijuiies on the morning of '.he murder. Possibly more Important, a Woman X-lav technician repeated the words she said Shcppaid ut tered while he was daacd and un der the Influence of a double strength dose o! dcmerol. a nar cotic sedative. It had been admin istered in the hospital when he was brought there. Mrs. ' Eileen Huee. the ' techni "I thought I saw someone on Uie beach . . . Something hit me from behind," tile witness testified. Mrs. Huge said she found a "red mark" on his neck on the left rear side, and blood in his mouth and on his teeth when she asked to open his Jaws so she could make an X-ray. She said he was "shak ing with cold." , The same statement came from a previous witness. Mra. Anna Franz, , a nurre who helped un dress Bheppard in the hospital. His clothes, she said, were "soaking wet' and his skin was "clammy.'' When she tried to take his tem perature, she said, the thermom Dar nt shprmflrri'a stnrv is that nor character." He said he con- j and Marilyn, but he said, "It was sidtred the murdered woman "a, never seriously discussed with he was knocked out in a struggle in the bedroom. Then he says he thought he saw a "form" out side, moving toward the lakefront below his home. He pursued the assailant, he says, and was stiuck bit jealous or oam a wu m n ine. Eliminate fire hazards rM aiLiir. m.l coMb.ftitON Aot,ii0 kith hud ulm ha c.wilKH.tSHi or. SINUS TROUBLE, ASTHMA mud HAY FEVER AMAZING NEW TREATMENT FREE TRIAL Tbmiwtufc Imvc mewed untiki. Uu itxi wuh our muitonal, hvuciomm, frcwa lycnpiooH of hay (t, whrni, ttnui bcadichtt, smsuie m foraead, toff 50 in . home and yard. down a second time, ana cams w .!.!. U lairs n'.rM WAShini? OVei' him. He says hi does not know- how long he was in tne waier. prior to the testimony from the crime. He says a marauder broke! cian, who X-rayed him that morn ing, said he kept moaning: "I heard Marilyn screaming and I tried to get to her ... 1 couldn't get to her and she was screamins . . . Things like this don't happen." Sheppard also cried out ' once. into the house last Jyly 4, beat his wife to death and injured him in the struggle that followed. The slate accuses him ot first degree murder, and says his rela tions wilh other women provided the motive. Yesterday the jury heard further know defense clans of uour bm mi . cbrcfcoont. lop m acta, luck ot , aomn wwam, dnp and dra-iugc ot cvom and (fa ton, trapocary Ion at hucU and UM, umpottry bard ot btatitu, can't tnink MiitcjK ec m well at Heart, hen nmMomt re particular city or community' -uuil Kw natal cnntMiun. Na maf(e hniar en urn MMI iimI congrHioo. iNo mine how nB you nave muin c vnac ruenvmt wu tur tficd, YOU OWE IT TO YOURSELf TO WRIT! FO THIS SF NOTIONAL, NEW TREATMENT. 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