Ohio U Stans Notre Dame Meets Georgia Tech Friday
Ohio University stunned Notre Dame 74-66 in the NCAA Tourney opener in Lexington. Coach Johnny Jordan lauded the Bobcats for rebounding and Jolliff’s 29 points and 16 rebounds, while Notre Dame struggled with turnovers and a 32-31 halftime deficit. The win earned Ohio U a Friday clash with Georgia Tech in Louisville’s Freedom Hall.
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Pomeroy Pollution Permit Rejected by Ohio Board
Pomeroy's 14 year sewage project faces setback as the Ohio Water Pollution Control Board denies the village permit renewal to discharge into the Ohio River. Village officials have 15 days to appeal to the Meigs County Common Pleas Court and may seek guidance from the Ohio Supreme Court on the law requiring the plant. Local residents call the ruling unreasonable and fear bond or tax issues loom for future funding.
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Mason appoints acting mayor after sudden resignation
Delbert Dotson becomes Mason acting mayor after C O Pickens resigns citing town interests and police concerns. Pickens complained of burglaries and dissented from police leadership, prompting council to approve the move reluctantly. Dotson will serve until a successor is named by the council. Pickens operates a local hardware store and had urged Officer Rhodes dismissal before the council set new patrol rules and granted a pay raise.
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Entombed Miners Fight For Air In WV Coal Mine
Rescue teams in gas masks battled through fumes to reach 18 trapped miners amid a 200 foot slate fall inside Island Creek Coal Co's Holden 22 mine near Logan West Virginia. Flames on both sides and a blocked tunnel hindered progress as authorities weighed dire odds.
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Finch Jury Resumes Sessions in Murder Case
A Los Angeles jury weighing murder and conspiracy charges against Dr. R Bernard Finch and his companion Carole Tregoff paused deliberations to request a measurement. They spent over 12 hours in the jury room and asked to be read more than 400 pages of testimony as they work toward a verdict.
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Wildcat Strike Idles 400 At MacKenzie Muffler Plant
A wildcat strike by 400 steelworkers shut the MacKenzie Muffler Co. plant in Youngstown on Tuesday. The workers walked out after the company had signed a new labor contract with USW four days earlier and offered no explanation for the stoppage.
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Heavy Snow Warnings Issued Across Ohio Regions
Widespread cloudiness kept temperatures steady with cities like Cincinnati 23, Dayton 18, Columbus 18, and Youngstown 6 above. A low Arkansas system spread moderate to heavy snow into southwest Ohio and the state, prompting heavy snow warnings for central and southern areas with 4 to 7 inches expected.
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Logan On List For Construction Armory Plan
In Washington a House roll call vote is expected to approve about $10 million in military construction in Ohio. The Logan Armory is set at $150,000 and a Lancaster Logan district Army Reserve center at $165,000 as part of the plans.
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Bishop Story Aimed At Southeastern Ohio Readers
The Messenger features award-winning writer Jim Bishop with a nationally syndicated column titled Searching For God. He profiles three Camal dolese Hermits who have settled in McConnelsville, Ohio, in a piece appearing on page four.
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Stolen garbage cans plague Corpus Christi resident
Earl Weatherford told police that four or five garbage cans were stolen from him over six weeks. The latest loss was a full can of garbage.
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Southerners Await First Major Test
Washington report notes Southern senators poised for a first vote on civil rights but the bill remains seen as a middle-ground threat. Dixie bloc wins round by ending all-night sessions after six long meetings, with 18 filibustering members continuing to hold forth as the Senate recessed.
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Heiress Donates McKinley Statue Gift to Birthplace
Doris Duke offers a seven foot bronze statue of William McKinley to his birthplace. The statue will be transported to the site at the expense of the Railroad Service Committee of the Mahoning and Shenango Valleys.
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Schaffer Trial Nearing End in Remy Murder Case
Concluding defense and state arguments remain as jurors must decide Billy Joe Schaffer 25 guilty or innocent of killing former teacher Emma Remy 75 in a 28 cent robbery. Ex convict Schaffer is on trial for life accused of strangling Remy and setting her home ablaze. Dr Henry Luidens Lima State Hospital superintendent testified Schaffer knows right from wrong as he was held for 30 day observation. He pleads insanity.
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Ironton City Manager Dies At Age 60
Ironton city manager O Morton Wiseman, 60, died Tuesday at Lawrence County General Hospital after a heart attack. Wiseman, city manager since 1954, is survived by his wife Carrie and three brothers. He previously taught nearly 30 years in Lawrence County and Ironton schools. He was a graduate of Ohio Northern University.
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Infant dies in play pen choking incident
Cincinnati police report an eight month old named Neil Muchmore suffocated in a play pen after choking on a rattle. His mother found him dead upon returning from an errand at home on Tuesday.
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Cuba Denounces Herter Attack on Castro in Havana Row
Cuba rejected U.S. Secretary of State Herter's condemnation of Fidel Castro over the munitions ship explosion in Havana harbor calling it insulting. Raul Roa demanded respectful tone and prepared a proper reply to the U.S. note as an international commission investigates La Coubre blast that killed more than 50 people.
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Kennedy Narrowly Leads in New Hampshire Primary
In Manchester New Hampshire Kennedy leads Democrats with sweeping early results while Nixon tops Eisenhower’s 1956 Republican vote as precincts remain uncounted. Kennedy gains across cities and shows a 55 to 45 percent party split favoring Republicans, a record Democratic tally in the state’s beauty contest.
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Seven Escape Death In AF KC135 Crash At Carswell Base
In thick fog Tuesday night a KC135 air force tanker from the 7th Air Refueling Squadron crashed at Carswell Air Force Base after clipping a power pole and a warehouse. Seven men escaped with injuries including burns and broken ankles. three others were unhurt. Base hospital staff treated the wounded and released the rest after checks.
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Union chief seeks paid holiday for Hoffa birthday
Anthony Cusano president of Teamsters Local 108 asks building materials employers to add a paid holiday on February 14 James R Hoffa birthday to contract proposals Local 108 operates in Newark New Jersey and represents Teamsters members in construction materials sector.
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Warnie Blanton Seeks Stay Of Execution In Ohio Case
Warnie Blanton 58 requests a stay of execution on his 120 year sentence for the December 8 1958 murder of William Kenneth Hall. He has been free on a 50000 cash bond since his conviction last April 3 and plans to file an appeal with the Ohio Supreme Court.
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Margaret wedding date set for May 6 at Westminster Abbey
Princess Margaret and Antony Armstrong Jones will wed May 6 in Westminster Abbey with Archbishop Geoffrey Fisher presiding. Clarence House announced the couple will be pronounced man and wife and Prince Philip will give away the bride, stirring public enthusiasm.
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