Sub Forwards Shot Wins In Final Seconds
The Logan Chieftains were seven seconds from an SEC upset when a wild shot in a cluster of players gave Wellston a 40-39 home win and kept Wellston unbeaten. Nelsonville beat Middleport 58-46 on its floor. Ashley led Middies with 23 points. Nuzum was held to 11 as Jackson beat Athens 48-40. Hill's basket with two minutes left helped Pom ery win 41-39 at Gallipolis. Ronnie Smith scored 21 for the Panthers.
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Wellston
Rockets
Nelsonville Greyhounds
Middleport
Nelsonville
Ashley
Middies
Ralph Nuzum
Jackson
Athens
Steve Hill
Pomeroy
Gallipolis
Ronnie Smith
Panthers
Logan
Chiefs
Davis
Chiefs Narrow Victory Over Rockets At Wellston
The Chiefs edged the Rockets 61 to 60 at Wellston in a tight finish. Johnny Cannon was held to four points by Jerry Collins as Wellston center Jim Bowers sank 11 of 20 foul shots for 15 points.
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Johnny Cannon
Jerry Collins
Wellston
Chiefs
Jim Bowers
Bowers
Logan
Ohio River Near 52 Foot Flood Stage Possible
The Ohio River at Cincinnati topped 46 feet Saturday and rises two tenths of a foot per hour. The Weather Bureau projects 49 feet by Sunday morning and, with ongoing rain, could reach flood stage around 52 feet. Portsmouth officials are battled to protect the city with a sea wall and electric pumps.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Weather Bureau
Portsmouth
Giant airlift to bring 3198 Yank POWs home
Tokyo reports a large airlift called Operation Homecoming to repatriate 3198 American POWs held in North Korea. Planes will fly two routes from Japan to the United States via Honolulu or Seattle, with medical exams and quick flights home once released. Names or casualty lists will be released 72 hours after release to notify families.
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Tokyo
Japan
Col
George Patrick Welch
United States
Central Pacific
San Francisco
Honolulu
Seattle
Alaska
British High Command
Korea
Panmunjom
Army
Defense Department
Daytonian Seeks U. S. Presidency
Dayton, January 5. Kliewer, a 35 year old soft drink plant worker, has announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for President. He arrived from California three months ago and says he previously organized for St. Pauls Missionary Co. His platform calls for high home employment, universal education, reinvestment of factory and farm earnings, and bringing God into public life.
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Dayton
Paul Kliewer
Kliewer
California
St. Paul's Missionary Co
Mink farmers decry publicity over coat scandal
American mink farmers say publicity tied to government scandals harms their $100 million-a-year industry. Stories about political figures buying or receiving mink coats create an unjust stigma on the product.
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Washington
Police Seek Thief In $9600 Payroll Check Theft
City police have no clues on who stole $9,600 in payroll checks Thursday night. The checks from McArthur Wood Preserving Co. Columbus office were taken from a Lake Shore System bus and abandoned in an alley. A second small package to a Wellston auto dealer remains missing.
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McArthur Wood Preserving Company
Columbus
Lake Shore System
Columus
Wellston
Arthur Walters
West Main Street
McArthur
Earthquake in Western Yunnan Kills 390
A Communist New China News Agency dispatch from Kunming reports an earthquake in Western Yunnan Province on December 21 killed 390 people.
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Hong Kong
Communist New China News Agency
Kunming
Yunnan Province
Eisenhower Expected to Enter New Hampshire Primary
Paris reports Ike may enter the March 11 New Hampshire Republican primary as a presidential candidate. Senator Lodge says an announcement is coming, while Eisenhower keeps silent on campaigns and formal entry. Taft Taft Taft and Stassen Warren also emerge as announced candidates amidst GOP turbulence.
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INS
Dwight D. Eisenhower
New Hampshire
Sen
Lodge
R-Mass
Eisenhower
GOP
Paris
United States
Taft
Ohio
Republican National Committee
San Francisco
Harold E. Stassen
Gov
Earl Warren
California
Stassen
Republican
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
New Navy Bomber Passes Its Tests
Test Pilot Robert Baker called the first flight of the North American XA2J-1 Savage very satisfactory. The twin engine carrier based bomber, with Charles Poage as co pilot, flew for 32 minutes Friday over Los Angeles in the maiden test.
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Los Angeles
Robert Baker
Navy
Baker
Charles Poage
Crippled Flying Enterprise towed toward Fal mouth harbor
The British Tug Turmoil took Captain Henrik Kurt Carlsen's battered Flying Enterprise in tow after a dangerous hookup. Captain Carlson and crewman Kenneth Dancy endured near 70 degree inclines and perilous deck conditions as the tug pressed toward Fal mouth harbor with two men aboard the crippled freighter.
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London
INS
Henrik Kurt Carlsen
Falmouth
Carlsen
Kenneth Roger Dancy
Dan Parker
U. S
Willard Keith
USS
Keith
Brest
France
Dancy
North Atlantic
Enterprise
Fathers as Threats to Kids Across American Homes
Child psychologist Dr. Martin L. Reymert denounces mothers using fathers as punishment threats. He notes such remarks demean fathers, overlook their role as companion and counselor, and hinder warm family bonds.
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New York
Martin L. Reymert
Reymert
Mooseheart Laboratory For
Mooseheart, Nl
Stork Delays First Logan Baby of 1952
Report from Logan notes no birth at Hocking Valley Hospital as 1952 begins. Residents wait for the first Logan baby of the year with the stork taking a holiday and arrivals expected in several days at least.
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Logan
Hocking Valley Hospital
Cincinnati Enquirer Sale Negotiations Reported
Hulbert Taft publisher of the Cincinnati Times-Star said negotiations are ongoing for the 110 year old Cincinnati Enquirer purchase but stressed no deal has been made yet. He called reports of a completed agreement premature and noted no agreement has been reached.
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Cincinnati
Hulbert Taft
The
Cincinnati Times-Star
Cincinnati Enquirer
Times- Star
Taft
India Granted U S Loan To Boost Economy
New Delhi reports India will receive a fifty million dollar loan from the United States to help accelerate its lagging economy. The agreement was announced in New Delhi on January 5.
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New Delhi
United States
India
Two Loves OK But A Third Brews Trouble
Cleveland police report a garage man Andrew O Conke was shot four times in the abdomen by his wife Dora Virzi and his girlfriend Mary Virzi after tensions over a 17 year old girlfriend. Mrs. O Conke and Mrs. Virzi were jailed with no charges filed, homicide Capt. Kerr said the women surprised him in Miss Velma Ash s apartment.
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Cleveland
Andrew O'Conke
O’conke
City Hospital
Mary Virzi
Dora
Velma Ash
O’. Conke
David E. Kerr
Truce talks falter as negotiators clash at Panmunjom
Frayed tempers and blunt warnings marked Saturday sessions as UN and Communist negotiators failed to progress toward a truce. Maj. Gen. Turner condemned Red threats while Chinese Gen. Hsieh labeled UN statements as absurd. Prisoner exchange talks remained deadlocked with meetings set for Sunday.
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Munsan
Howard M. Turner
Hsieh Fang
Turner
United Nations Command
Korea
Hsieh
United Nations
R. E. Libby
Panmunjom
Eggs Drop Break Food Price Rise
The Labor Department reports a sharp drop in egg prices led to a 1.2 percent fall in the retail food price index in mid December. A survey of eight cities shows the index at 231.9 on mid December, with about half of food prices declining in the period.
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Washington
INS
Labor Department
Government to set ceiling on white potatoes prices
The government will announce Saturday an order for ceiling prices on white potatoes with a price rollback. The regulation becomes effective January 19 at shipper and wholesale levels, with a later order to freeze retail prices.
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Washington
INS
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