Boots and uncertain futures for two boys at odds with family
Daniel Ray Presnell 12 and Ronald 10 arrived with 9 cents and a message from their mother Betsy Hackworth seeking care. Juvenile Court will review their background on Oct 9 and might place them at Boys Town near Omaha, as investigators probe neglect and find them footwear to replace worn boots.
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Omaha
Boys Town
Daniel Ray Presnell
Salem
Ore
Betty C. Hackworth
Ronny
Danny
Hart
Disbarment Urged For 2 Ohio Attorneys and Four Suspensions
The Ohio Supreme Court board urged disbarment for John Ruffalo Jr. and Lawrence I. Siege and recommended suspensions for J. Paul Prear and Jesse S. Heslip. Charges include ethics violations, embezzlement, tax evasion, and mismanagement of an estate. The cases involve actions in Youngstown Cleveland Dayton Toledo and Baltimore and Ohio Railroad matters.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Supreme Court
Board of Commissioners
John Ruffalo Jr
Youngstown
Lawrence I
Cleveland
J. Paul Prear
Dayton
Jesse S. Heslip
Toledo
Prear
Heslip
Press Talks Suggestion To JFK Move News Conferences
The Ohio Radio and Television Legislative Correspondents Association advised President Kennedy to hold some news conferences in U S cities other than Washington as a way to improve the cadence and reach of regular briefings. The suggestion follows his call for ideas to enhance the format.
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JFK
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Radio and Television
Kennedy
Doubtful Loyalty Did Not Bar 8 Americans From Jobs Abroad
The Civil Service Commission reported that since 1953 about 12,009 Americans were investigated for possible loyalty to the United States. Of 31 cases with doubt, 5 were denied employment and 19 already hired kept their positions. 11 were terminated and 8 remain employed by unnamed international organizations.
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Washington
United States
United Nations
House Appropriations
John W. Macy Jr
Civil Service Commission
Macy
FBI
Judges Split Verdict Casts Doubt On Robbins Guilt
An arson trial in Hancock County ended with a three judge panel finding Royal Robbins guilty after he waived jury. The case, argued to the Ohio Supreme Court, draws New York attention as judges debate whether panel verdicts must be unanimous and if that affects guilt.
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Columbus
Ohio
Hancock County
Royal Robins
Chicago
Hancock County Grand Jury
Robbins
Hancock County Common Pleas ‘Court
Jot M. Moorhead
Jof Findlay
Ford Behrens
Napoleon
New York State
New York
CAREB Seeks Role in Realty Contract Case at Appeals
In Batavia Ohio the Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards asks to join as friends of the court in a First Circuit appeal. The dispute centers on a Common Pleas ruling that a sale contract was unenforceable because it lacked attorney drafting. Other real estate groups have already filed briefs.
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Robbins
Ohio
Hancock County Common Pleas
Hancock County
Garvery Oxley
Oxley
State Supreme Court
High Court
Third District Court of Appeals
Batavia, Ohio
Friends of the Court
First Circuit Court of Appeals
Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards
Common Pleas
M. Dale Osborne
Midwest senators push 150 million for atomic accelerator
White House studies a request from 16 Midwest senators to include 150 million dollars in next year’s budget for a high intensity atomic accelerator in the Midwest. The push, supported by Sen Stephen M. Young, D Ohio, targets Madison Wisconsin as a potential site and cites the region’s lack of an active accelerator.
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Washington
White House
Midwest
Midwestern Universities Research Association
MURA
Madison
Wis
Kennedy
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
Delightful Home On Fisher Ave With Wooded Lot
Spacious house describes a kitchen leading to a large family room with fireplace and terrace access. The master bedroom measures 12 by 16 feet with private ceramic bath. another full ceramic bath serves other bedrooms and living area. For an appointment call Mrs Alma Nelson at 422-8373.
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Fisher Ave
Alma G. Nélson
Pope Aims to Reform the Roman Curia
Pope Paul VI announced plans to internationalize and modernize the Curia Romana, a 1000-member Vatican administration, removing archaic forms. He urged reforms to the Vatican secretariat of state, Holy Office, and other congregations to align with tradition and needed changes.
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Vatican City
Curia
Ineeds
The
Times
Paul VI
Curia Romana
Paul
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Vatican Secretariat of State
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Dan
Ronnie
Mrs. Estes
Buffalo
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Sieve
Peter Nick
Real Estat
Nick
By Geoffrey Gould
International Organization
Harry Friel
Tiffin
Careb
Young
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Congregation For the Inquisition
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Wie
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Newuru
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