Prisoner Forgotten In Ohio Jail For Ten Months
Fred V. Skok Lake County prosecutor urged a pre sentencing hearing for Omar Hall 38 of Hubbard Springs Virginia held in Lake County jail ten months awaiting disposition of a nonsupport charge Hall pleaded innocent then guilty to wrap up case but sentence postponed for probation officer investigation Hall said his wife and year old daughter in Virginia need him back Backlog of ninety six felony cases dates back to 1958 noted by Skok Glucoside is mentioned as pepper ingredient but unrelated to case
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Painesville
Ohio
Fred V. Skok
Lake County
Omar Hall
Hubbard Springs
Hall
Sarah Otto
Tennessee
Otto
Virginia
Skok
Rich Cincinnati Man Faces Jail Term
Harry S Leyman Jr., a wealthy Cincinnati businessman, is sentenced to a year and a day in federal prison for omitting about $600,000 in accounting for his father's estate. Judge Carl Weinman noted the estate value differed, with cash found in a bank safety deposit box. Leyman did not contest the charge and could have faced three years and a $5,000 fine.
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Cincinnati
Harry S Leyman Jr
Aces
Carl Weinman
Dayton
Leyman
Middletonian Is Charged With Fraud
RICHMOND Ind A man giving 422 Baltimore St Middletown Ohio was booked on one count of defrauding an innkeeper Hilbert Franklin Moyer 46 alias Paul Roberts and Paul Evans was accused by Lincoln Stegman Hotel Leland manager of falsely registering and not paying his bill last Friday Moyer was picked up at Liberty and returned to Richmond Detective Capt Milo Brann began an investigation into possible warrants elsewhere for issuing fraudulent checks
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Richmond
Ind
Baltimore St
Middletown
Ohio
Hilbert Franklin Moyer
Paul Roberts
Paul Evans
Lincoln Stegman
Leland
Moyer
Liberty
Milo Brann
Bankruptcies filed in Cincinnati District Court
Goldie M Proffitt of 610 Walnut St Hamilton press operator owes 4304 debts with 1050 assets Lester Proffitt same address Hamilton foreman has 4304 debts and 1050 assets Elbert Watkins of 431 S 13th St Hamilton press operator carries 4087 debts and 3800 assets
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U.S. District Court
Cincinnati
Goldie M. Proffitt
Walnut St
Hamilton
Lester Proffitt
Foreman
Elbert Watkins
S. 13Th St
Task Force Proposes Stable Farm Policy Under Kennedy
A three member task force advises Kennedy to build on existing farm programs and avoid drastic changes. They oppose wide price support increases and rigid production controls, aiming to align with 1960 campaign promises. Senators Ellender and Aiken weigh in as Congress eyes a general farm bill this year. The panel includes Soth Effer son and Tapp. The piece also notes a separate National Cancer Institute proposal to test ginkgo tree for potential curative properties.
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Washington
Congress
Kennedy
Capitol Hill
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Senate Agriculture Committee
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
The
National Cancer Institute
Ben-Gurion Resigns After Cabinet Deadlock in Lavon Row
David Ben-Gurion, repeating a pattern, resigns as prime minister after failing to secure Cabinet unanimity over the Lavon affair. President Ben-Zvi accepts the 74 year old leader’s resignation. a caretaker government will run while a new formation is considered. Lavon, once defense minister, faces scrutiny amid a long civil dispute with Ben-Gurion and Histadrut leadership remains pivotal.
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Jerusalem
Stubbon
David Ben- Gurion
Lavon
Izhak Ben-Zvi
Ben-Gurion
Pinhas Lavon
Egypt
Histadrut Labor Federation
Mapai
Labor
Federal Aid Advocate Kennedy Taps Utah Educator for Education Chief
Dr Sterling M. McMurrin, 47, longtime philosophy professor and former dean at the University of Utah, is named U.S. commissioner of education in Kennedy’s administration. The appointment places him at $20,000 yearly, succeeding Lawrence G. Derthick, with plans to aid federal support to schools and help draft the administration’s education bill.
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Washington
Sterling M. McMurrin
U.S
University of Utah
Kennedy
Lawrence G. Derthick
McMurrin
MccMurrin
Unti
College of Letters and Science
Fremonts Expedition Shapes Utah Settlement at Great Salt Lake
John C. Fremont's 1843 exploration described the Great Salt Lake region and influenced Brigham Young to choose the lake area for Mormon settlement, guiding subsequent pioneer activity and settlement patterns.
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John C. Fremont
Utah
Great Salt Lake
Brigham Young
Lake
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