Decision Clears Yates Indictments for Statutory Rape
In Com Pleasant Court Judge James W. Lang Jr. abated four indictments against 84 year old Robert L. Yates former Hillcrest Children's Home supervisor for statutory rape. The ruling cited an ineligible grand juror and may send the case to the September term grand jury for possible reindictment or dismissal.
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Robert L. Yates
Hillcrest Children’s Home
Common Pleas Court
James W. Lang Jr
West Union
Yates
Hillcrest
Lang
Atty
Edgar H. Hale
Scioto County
C. Raymond Smith
Fourth St
Vernon Smith
Smith
Bowling Green University
William H. Harsha Jr
Adams County
Hale
Harsha
Everett Burton Jr
Second Body Found At Farm In Coshocton County Case
Coshocton and Knox counties dig up a shallow grave on Cletus Reese’s farm revealing a second unidentified man killed in a separate incident. Reese, linked to Clyde Patton earlier, is jailed after confessing to Patton’s death and later alleged Melick murder before retracting. A grand jury is to reconvene.
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Clyde Patton
Fresno
Cletus Reese
Reese
Patton
Lester Melick
Danville
Melick
Harry
Coshocton
Knox
Paul Cochran
Knox County
Cochran
Gilbert Kempt
Kempt
Kempf
Columbus
Cambridge State Hospital
E W Gableman Dies In Sleep Veteran Newsman
Edwin W. Bud Gableman 66 retired Sun Oil Co publicist and longtime Washington bureau chief for the Cincinnati Enquirer died in his sleep at his Washington home. A native of Waverly he was a reporter and editor on several Ohio papers before joining the Enquirer in 1913. He left the Enquirer in 1943 for Sun Oil and retired earlier this year after illness.
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Edwin W
Bud) Gableman
Sun Oil Co
Ohio and
Washington
Cincinnati Enquirer
Gableman
Sun Oil
Waverly
Portsmouth Times
Old
Lima Times- Democrat
The
Enquirer
Columbus
Trojans Hire Tom Watson Buckeye Great
Portsmouth High School selects Tom Watson as football coach replacing resignations. Watson, a Urbana High School alum and Ohio State end, signs a one year contract for 5200 dollars and plans to hire one assistant. He arrives with a 17 1 record at Urbana and aims to mirror Brownsons single wing offense.
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the Times
Tom Watson
Portsmouth High School
Watson
Urbana High School
PHS
Ohio State University
Robert Brownson
Bruce Schmidt
Anna M. Streich
Caroline Mackay
Lulu Newland
Margaret Patterson
Joan Cowdrey
Grace Hughes Hoobler
McKelvey
Brownson
Ashland College
Portsmouth
Dick Anderson
Urbana High
Urbana
Fostoria High School
Ed Zoreth
Earl Gibson
A Jobs Cut Likely If Walkout Prolongs At A Plant
Construction work at the Portsmouth Area atomic energy plant may slow as carpenters and cement workers remain on strike. Other crafts face layoffs, while mediator George Bell continues wage talks. Picket lines may form if disputes persist. 2,000 pipefitters and welders return after a jurisdictional issue preceding Goodyear Atomic Corp. take over.
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Mouth Area
Peter Kiewit Sons’ Co
George Bell
Columbus
Kiewit Company
A-plant
Kiewit
Goodyear Atomic Corp
GAT
Inside The Times Page Overview
A compact listing of sections and page numbers for The Times edition. Topics include Comics Death Notices Editorial Markets Radio and Television Round About Portsmouth Social Affairs Sports Theaters.
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Portsmouth
Scioto County Sets July Draft Quota at 12 Men
The Ohio Selective Service Board announced Scioto County will supply 12 men for the July draft. Individuals born before July 1, 1934 are eligible unless volunteering or delinquent. Jackson and Pike counties each have quotas of 3.
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Scioto County
Ohio Selective Service Board
Jackson
Pike
High-Spirited Boy Paralyzed Since Birth Drives School Fun
Jackie Kirkland a 13-year-old with paralysis since birth leads afterschool play at Tripp Long Creek School near Mesquite Texas. He maneuvers a wheelchair with friends, writes with his teeth, turns pages, and competes in marble games, earning respect from teachers and peers.
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Jackie Kirkland
O.K
Jackie
Tripp
Long Creek School
Mesquite
Dallas, Tex
William Kirkland
Eisenhower pledges action to uproot subversion and unity
President Eisenhower in a nationwide address urges unity on his legislative program including the flexible farm price plan. He vows to stay everlastingly at the job of uprooting subversion and calls Congress for speedy action, addressing Citizens for Eisenhower Congressional Committee and rallying supporters for the 1956 elections.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Citizens For Eisenhower Congressional Committee
Marty Snyder
Citizens Committee
House Agriculture Committee
Ex Navy Secretary Charles Adams Dies in Boston
Charles Francis Adams former secretary of the Navy died at his home in Boston yesterday at age 87. He served the Navy during the Hoover administration and was a lawyer by profession with various business interests. In later life he engaged in banking.
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Boston
Charles Francis Adams
Secretary of the Navy
Adams
Navy
Hoover
Strike Brief On Trail Jobs
Negotiations between Local 232 and Pike County Contractors Assn. ended a work stoppage on Route 23 projects in the Portsmouth area. Cement finishers will earn 2.822 dollars per hour and plasterers 3.00 dollars, up 25 cents. Scioto County concrete work resumes Monday as Portsmouth Mixed Concrete Co. begins hauling. Teamsters settled for 5 cents with the concrete firm. Officials John Hauck, Anthony Giordano, and Albert Carver led talks.
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Portsmouth
Cement Masons International Assn
United States
Canada
Pike County
Scioto County
Portsmouth Mixed Concrete Co
Teamsters Union
John Hauck
Philadelphia
Anthony Giordano
Pittsburgh
Ohio
Albert Carver
Britain and U S Ready To Quit Geneva Talks
Western powers reported progress on winding up the Geneva conference amid a deadlocked Indo China discussion. Walter Bedell Smith and Anthony Eden held talks as Georges Bidault planned separate meetings, with a Korean conference session scheduled but deemed hopeless.
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United States
U.S
Walter Bedell Smith
Anthony Eden
Eden
V. M. Molotov
Smith
Georges Bidault
Paris
Bidault
National Assembly
Indochina
Molotov
Young Mother Released By Her Abductor
A Phoenix mother Evelyn Ann Smith was kidnapped from a beauty parlor, taken to the Superstition Mountains, and freed unharmed after $75,000 in ransom was taken. Officers hunted a short man with light brown hair as FBI and local troopers closed in near Canyon Lake.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Evelyn Ann Smith
Superstition Mountains
Phoenix Pipe and Steel Company
Canyon Lake
Smith
Kidsaper
Chicago
Herbert
Arizona
Speedup Of Security Cases Asked
Washington Senate Appropriations Committee ordered the Defense Department to speed up clearance of military and civilian security cases as it approved a 29 billion plus defense spending bill for the next fiscal year. Sen. Ferguson said the directive aims to coordinate security and loyalty investigations after recent cases including the Naval Academy midshipmen delays and Maj. Irving Peress. The plan calls for a single civilian official to oversee investigations, prioritizing due process and national security.
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Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
Defense Department
Sen. Ferguson
R-Mich
McCarthy Army
Naval Academy
Peress
Ferguson
Irving Peress
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Mel Carthy
R-Wis
Pentagon
United States
Senator McCarthy Denies Harsh Remark as Facetious
In the Army McCarthy hearings Sen McCarthy testified he was completely facetious when he told Secretary Stevens that Roy Cohn thought Schine should be a general and work from a Waldorf penthouse. He said he was ribbing Stevens during cross examination. A monitored phone conversation was introduced earlier in the hearings.
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Stevens
Schine
Army
McCarthy
Ft. Dix
N. J
Cohn
Ray H. Jenkins
Jenkins
Washington
Sen
Roy M. Cohn
G. David Schine
the Waldorf
Flanders Demands McCarthy Ouster Over Contempt Charge
Senator Flanders urges Senate to remove Senator McCarthy from chairing the Investigations subcommittee and its parent group unless McCarthy clears himself of contempt and answers charges from 1952. He says McCarthy treated a three man subcommittee investigating his actions with contempt.
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Washington
Flanders
R-Vt
Senate
Sen
McCarthy
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Benton
D-Conn
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