Logan Sentinel Calm in Face of Civil War Threat
Editor Charles M Gould of the Hocking Sentinel in Logan Ohio calm amid threats of secession in 1861 notes South Carolina cabinet and Fort Sumter siege. reports state capitals debates and Lincoln’s pending inauguration while praising Union loyalty and warning against sectionalism despite a pessimistic national mood.
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Weather Outlook for Ohio Skies Cloudless in Most Areas
Official Weather Bureau summary notes clear skies across most of Ohio with northeastern counties partly cloudy. Warmth returns tonight through Wednesday as a high pressure system departs and a low develops over Kansas. Winds shift to southerly and temperatures rise with increasing cloudiness but no precipitation expected.
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Crisp Winter Over Most Of U S
The Associated Press reports a sunny midwinter day across much of the nation with only central New York seeing notable snow. Temperatures stay below freezing in the east Missouri valley and Rockies, Fraser Colorado records -1 degree, while Florida enjoys highs near 67 in Miami and Key West and California stays mild.
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Kennedy pledges courage integrity in new era
President elect John F Kennedy vowed an administration of courage judgment and integrity, pledging dedication to the nation amid stormy years ahead. He said the administration would be mortgaged to no individual or group and repeated the line of service for those given much. His day included nine meetings in Manhattan and Washington, a stop at Harvard, a Broadway show, and a private plane return to Boston.
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U.S. Arms Boost Raises Laos Tension Across Regions
Four U.S. observation planes and several helicopters arrived in Vientiane to support royal Laotian forces. The move, authorized by Geneva accords as defensive aid, could escalate the arms race with Communist factions led by Kong Le.
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It's Trouble In Paradise Betty Pickett arraigned on delinquency charges
Betty J. Pickett operator of Paradise on Motherwell Ave was arraigned before Juvenile Judge Rhea Bangert Brown on three counts of contributing to the delinquency of minors. She pled innocent waived trial by jury released under 100 bond until Jan 19 hearing. Charges involve minors aged 15 16 17 and a 1 year old with making intoxicating beverages available.
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Logan
Glouster Man Pinned In Wreck For Hours
A Glouster Route 3 man, Charles Drake Jr., 23, remained in critical condition at Mount St. Mary Hospital after a crash near Murray City. He was found trapped in his overturned car in water, with both feet frozen, and survived a roughly seven hour ordeal before rescue. The state patrol investigates the accident near the Jobs turn-off in Hocking County.
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DiSalle Seeks Balance on Extracurriculars and School Aid
State Board of Education president Chariton E. Myers denounces overemphasis on bands and athletics and criticizes parental laxity shaping school culture. He urges focus on learning, warns against overvaluing gifted tracks, science, and math, and calls for high school size standards and program quality review.
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Ohio Harness Horsemen Pick 1960 Aged Trotter
Steamin' Demon owned by George W. Van Camp is named aged trotter of 1960 by the Ohio Harness Horsemen's Assn at its annual meeting in Columbus. Other winners include Lang Hanover and Miss Demon Song. awards cover two and three year olds and aged pacers.
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C. M. Saunders
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Byron Ruth
Chesterland
End To Rail Line Asked In Ohio Branch Abandonment
The New York Central Railroad asks the Interstate Commerce Commission for authority to abandon a 10 mile branch linking Trop ic and Rendville in Morgan and Perry counties Ohio. The line is said to be handling no business.
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Ucker Bros Dairy Denied Milk Permit in Logan County
Logan Hocking County health board rejected Ucker Bros Dairy's 1961 permit to sell milk in Logan and Hocking County. Decision follows unfavorable 1960 laboratory water and milk tests showing high bacterial and coliform counts. Board may pursue legal action if deliveries continue. two prior court actions failed to stop sales.
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Acker Bros. Dairy
State Health Department
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Eisenhower to Send Balanced Budget Plan to Congress
President Eisenhower will send a balanced nonpolitical budget for the new fiscal year to Congress. GOP leaders Dirksen and Halleck said the current year's budget will finish in the black and noted talks focused on fiscal discipline and revenue guidance. In Washington, Mansfield and Humphrey signaled potential Senate action on filibuster rules while House debates changes to the Rules Committee.
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Minnesota
Cuba under martial law as Castro braces for invasion
Havana reports say Cuba is mobilizing military and labor forces island wide as Castro prepares for a presumed U S backed invasion by January 18. Militia trenches grow along Havana seafront while Vieques and Guantanamo Bay host drills.
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DiSalle urges extended unemployment aid and school funding
Ohio Governor Michael V. DiSalle urged the legislature to extend jobless benefits, boost education funding, and aid local governments in a major state of the state message. He suggested a flexible extender, highlighted education growth, and called for regional juvenile facilities and prison construction.
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