Farm murders probe widens as second body found near Reese
Coshocton and Knox sheriffs dug at a field on Cletus Reese farm where two bodies have been found in six days. The first victim was Clyde Patton, a Fresno teacher, after a car demo. A second body, unidentified, was recovered in a shallow grave nearby. Reese, jailed for Patton’s death, hinted at further killings and admitted Patton was killed with an oak club. A grand jury will be recalled. Attendants at Cambridge State Hospital offered no comment on Reese’s illness.
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Coshocton
Ohio
Clyde Patton
Fresno
Cletus Reese
Patton
Reese
Lester Me- 58
Danville
Melick
Harry
Knox
Cochran
Gilbert Kempf
Kempf
Columbus Pathologist
Cambridge State Hospital
Committee Won't Hear Pvt Schine in Senate Hearing
The Senate Investigations subcommittee voted 4 3 to bar Pvt G David Schine from testifying and to confine testimony to McCarthy aide Roy Cohn and staff director Frank Carr. Mundt indicated he might reconsider if Schine or Clifford wrote to request a seat. Sworn statements could later fill gaps in the McCarthy controversy with Army Secretary Stevens and Army Counsel Adams.
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Washington
McCarthy
Wis
Pvt. G. David Schine
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Roy Cohn
Subcommittee
Frank Carr
Schine
Clark Ifford
Truman
Democratic Committee
Mundt
S. D
Clifford
Sen. Dirksen
Army
Stevens
John G. Adams
Gas Station Operator Returns Nurse’s Lost Purse
San Jose police report Anna Sauer a 65 year old practical nurse lost a purse containing 19027.50 dollars Wednesday night. Gas station operator Richard Hersey found the purse and its full contents intact.
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San Jose
Calif
Anna Sauer
Richard Hersey
British Paper Urges Hiring Oppenheimer
The Conservative Daily Mail in London urges Britain to offer a job to Dr. Robert Oppenheimer suspended adviser to the U S Atomic Energy Commission. The article questions if the Allies can afford to waste such a man and cites U S investigators labeling him a loyal citizen but a security risk awaiting AEC action.
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London
Daily Mail
Britain
Robert Oppenheimer
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
Oppenheimer
William Hardcastle
U. S
Nervous Father in Hollywood Birth of 7 Pound Son
Actress Ann Blyth gave birth to a seven pound son named Timothy Patrick McNulty yesterday at St. Vincent's Hospital. Father Dr. James McNulty, an obstetrician, paced the corridor awaiting the delivery. Dr. Bernard Hanley assisted at the birth.
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Hollywood
Timothy Patrick McNulty
Ann Blyth
James Mce- Nulty
Bernard Hanley
St. Vincent's Hospital
Four Boys Arrested in Bird Theft at Tokyo Zoo
Police in Tokyo captured four youths accused of stealing 42 birds from the city zoo. The bandits allegedly sold the birds to raise funds for cinema trips.
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Tokyo
Tokyo Zoo
Five Injured Seriously In Niles Furnace Blast
A melting furnace exploded at Mallory Titanium Corp in Niles Ohio blowing out a 30 foot brick wall. Nine workers were injured five seriously. Firemen halted a flash fire as investigators searched for a cause. Names listed include Hodkinson Clark Snyder McCormick Hopkins Blatchford Lamb Harbison Murray with several minor injuries.
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Niles, Ohio
Mallory Titanium Corp
Warren
Ohio
Pliant
Niles
Sharon Steel Corp
Two Parties Claim Credit For Social Security Bill
Republicans and Democrats vie to claim credit for a sweeping social security liberalization plan headed for Senate hearings after a 355 to 8 House passage. The measure would add 10 million workers to the rolls and raise benefits by at least 5 dollars monthly, up to 31.25 for a family in the future.
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Washington
House
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
Eisenhower
GOP
Ohio State University 1962 Commencement Honors Three Honorary Degrees
Ohio State University holds its 77th June commencement with three honorary degree recipients. Chief Justice Carl V. Weygandt presides as diplomas are awarded to Dr. Edwin Sharp Burdell from Cooper Union, Mason M. Roberts of General Motors Frigidaire Division, and Jack A. Morton electrical engineer for Bell Telephone.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Carl V. Weygandt
Ohio Supreme Court
Edwin Sharp Burdell
New York City
Cooper Union College For the Advancement of Science and Art
Mason M. Roberts
General Motors Ae
Frigidaire Division
Dayton
Jack A. Morton
Bell Tele_, oo
Murray
Son Urges Truthful Answer After Deer Shooting
Muskegon Michigan report of Leonard Barber telling his son Ronald to tell the truth even if painful. A state conservation officer found a shot in a Muskegon deer area and the 4 year old said his father fired at a deer. The father serves 10 days in jail and pays a 50 dollar fine for shooting deer out of season.
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Muskegon
Mich
Leonard Barber
Ronald
State Conservation
Honduras rejects Guatemala friendship and nonaggression offer
In Tegucigalpa Honduras announced it has rejected Guatemala’s proposal of friendship and nonaggression. The statement cited concerns over regional stability and sovereignty while leaving open channels for future dialogue.
End Planned For Talks In Geneva Deadlock
Britain and the United States reportedly reached agreement on general steps to wind up the Geneva conference deadlock. U S Undersecretary Walter Bedell Smith and British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden held a lengthy session with V M Molotov, amid strong indications of accord. French Foreign Minister Georges Bidault, back from Paris, planned separate talks with Eden and Smith, then returned to Paris for a National Assembly confidence vote.
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Geneva
Britain
United States
U. S
Walter Bedell Smith
Anthony Eden
Eden
V. M. Molotov
Smith
Georges Bidault
Paris
Bidault
National Assembly
Ohio University Commencement Weekend Schedule
The program lists events across Friday to Sunday including The Green Adventure performances at Little Theater, Alumni Golf Tournament and Luncheon, Class Reunions, Commencement Supper, Band and Piano Concerts, Baccalaureate Service with Dr Ralph W Sockman, Commencement Exercises with speakers Benjamin F Fairless and Dr Ernst von Dohnanyi, and a President's Reception at the President's Home Park Place.
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University Golf Course
University Center
Green Adventures
Little Theater
Ccecsvaces
Ohio University
Alumni Memorial
Alumni Memorial Auditorium
Ralph W. Sockman
Benjamin F. Fairless
Ernst von Dohnanyi
Mra
Frank J. Lausche
Njamin F. Fairleas
U. S. Steel Corp
Alumni Sesquicentennial Scholars Fund
Fred Hohnson
Jonn C. Baker
T. N. Hoover
Ohio University Press
OU Fund, Inc
Cutler Hall
Clark FE. Williams
Ohio University Alumni Association
J. T. Allom
Philadelphia
Anna Pearl McVay
Athens
Hiram Roy Wilson
Rhys D. Evans
Akron
H. J. Dickerson
Lakewood
Grosvenor
McKee
Meadville
C. Don McVay
LeRoy
Don D. Tullis
Jaffrey
N. I
Frank H. Palmer
Columbus
Carl Liggett
Cleveland
Under the Elms
Ernst von Dohnanyt
Memorial Auditorium
Ohio University Center
Baker
Ralph W. Lockman
New York City
Fairless
College Green
Mexico Joins In Criticism Of Guatemala
Mexico ready to join hemispheric review of Guatemala amid accusations of defense and political tensions. Acting Foreign Minister Jose Gorostiza said Mexico agrees with proposals for an inter American conference under the Rio pact to discuss defense matters and possible leadership for calling the session.
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Mexico City
Mexico
U. S
Guatemala
Jose Gorostiza
Panama Canal
Gorostiza
Rio de Janeiro
United States
Five Day Forecast Warmth and Showers Ahead
Temperatures will be normal to three degrees above normal with normal highs 80 to 84 and lows 58 to 60. Expect warmer conditions Saturday and Sunday, cooler Monday and Tuesday, then warmer again Wednesday. Scattered thundershowers likely Saturday, Sunday, and Wednesday, totaling about 0.5 to 1 inch.
Abductor Described As Polite In Phoenix Kidnapping
A young Phoenix mother Evelyn Smith was kidnapped for 75 000 dollars and later released unharmed. The abductors, one described as short with light brown hair, fled after her husband confronted them. FBI and local police scoured desert terrain with roadblocks and bloodhounds.
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Evelyn Ann Smith
Phoenix
Phoenix Pipe and Steel Company
Canyon Lake
Arizona
Smith
Ohio Induction Call Authorized for 1110 Men
MBUS headquarters announced a July induction call for 1110 registrants. Eligible volunteers or delinquents born before July 1, 1934 may be drafted. Counties listed include Athens 7, Hocking 3, Jackson 3, Meigs 6, Morgan 3.
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MBUS
a _ Headquarters
Ohio Selective Service
Athens
Hocking
Jackson
Meigs
Morgan
2000 Workers Return To Job In Ohio Plant
About 2000 AFI pipefitters returned to work at the Portsmouth Area atomic energy plant in Waverly Ohio after a jurisdiction dispute with B F Goodyear Co. Union leaders say another 2100 construction workers remain on strike with wage and contract issues unresolved.
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Waverly
Ohio
Portamouth Area
B. F. Goodyear Co
Goodyear
Unofficial Signs Cause Detour Confusion in Rockingham
In Raleigh NC unidentified individuals set up signs near a detour route to Rockingham that mimic official markers. Tourists wander aimlessly as the rogue signs lead them astray. State Highway Commission officials say they cannot act since the signs are not on state property.
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Raleigh
N.C
Rockingham
US. 1
State Highway Commission
Zour Man Injured In Car Train Mishap
Harold Wellington of Toronto Ontario was seriously injured when a train struck his automobile at a crossing en route to work. He is brother in law to Mrs Byron Dudding of Point Pleasant and Mrs Nathan McDaniel. Mr and Mrs McDaniel, Mrs Dudding, and Juddy Dudding will travel to Toronto where Wellington is a patient at the Ohio Valley Hospital.
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Point Pleasant
Harold
Chick) Wellington
Toronto
Byron Dudding
Nathan McDaniel
Pope grants UN Children’s Fund aid and commendation
Pope Pius XI has given the United Nations Children’s Fund one thousand dollars and a commendation for its work. The donation underscores Vatican support for the UN program aiding child welfare.
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U.N
United Nations
N. Y
Pius XI
U. N. Children's Fund
Ohio University prepares for Sesquicentennial weekend events
Athens Ohio welcomes thousands for the Sesquicentennial Commencement weekend. Gov Lausche and OU President Baker will attend ceremonies with honorary degrees to be awarded, and alumni events including a golf tournament and memorial concerts are planned through Sunday.
University of Ohio prepares for alumni golf and campus picnic
Ohio University officials plan two events for the sea centennial weekend. Frank Richey oversees equipment for a first alumni golf tournament on the new course starting Saturday at 9 a.m. A campus picnic features 1552 pounds of chicken and large quantities of chips ice cream bars lemonade coffee and fresh produce with menus and details checked by Mrs. Margaret Davis and Web Walker as warm weather looms.
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Ohio University
Frank Richey
Margaret Davis
Web Walker
General Ely Joins Frontline Rally in Indochina Defense
Gen Paul Ely France's new military and political chief in Indochina arrived in Hanoi to lead efforts against Vietminh forces threatening the Red River Delta from three fronts. Premier Prince Buu Loc and war Cabinet members met to draft a rapid mobilization plan to raise Vietnam's army to 500000 by year end amid widespread draft dodging and weak enlistment response.
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Hanoi
Indochina
Red River
Paul Ely
France
Ely
Saigon
Buu Loc
Saboteur Uses Salt to Ruin Navy Capacitors
In Pasadena California a saboteur damaged about one thousand capacitors destined for Navy radar by sprinkling ordinary salt at Hopking Engineering Co plant. Officials suspect a disgruntled employee. Salt affected the paper separators inside the 80 sensitive condensers. A salt shaker was found near the site.
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Pasadena
Calif
Hopking Engineering Co
Former Navy Secretary Charles Francis Adams Dies at 87
Charles Francis Adams, former secretary of the Navy, died at his Boston home at 87. A Hoover era naval official and lawyer by training, he later pursued banking and business interests. He was a great-great grandson of President John Adams. Funeral set for Saturday at 2 p.m. in Quincy at the First Parish Unitarian Church.
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Boston
Charles Francis Adams
Navy
Adams
John Adams
United States
Quincy
First Parish Unitarian
Chicago music publisher dean dies after illness
William Rossiter 87 longtime dean of American music publishers and composer of I'd Love to Live Again died last night after a lingering illness in Chicago. Rositer built a major publishing house and mentored several prominent songwriters during his half century in the industry. He was widely respected for advancing American musical publishing and shaping mid-century song catalogs.
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Chicago
Will Rossiter
American Music Publishers
Cancer’s Cause Sought In Tobacco by Doctor
Dr Ernest L Wynder a Memorial Hospital New York City physician told a state health conference that researchers will soon isolate the agent in tobacco tars that causes cancers He said removal of the agent could come through tobaccos processing or filtration methods and that the finding is not far off
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Lake Placid
N. Y
Ernest L. Wynder
Memorial Hospital
New York City
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