Pomeroy Routs Logan Chiefs 68 53 in SEC clash
Pomeroy outscores Logan 68 to 53 to stay undefeated in the SEC with a 7-0 league mark as George Stump fouled out late and Phil Harrison and Logan’s Dalton led early. Carman scored 21 for the Panthers while Dalton tallied 16 for the Chiefs.
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Pomeroy
Logan Chieftains
LHS
George Stump
Logan
Stump
Chiefs
Panthers
Jackson
Phil Harrison
Harrison
Steve Dalton
Dalton
Pomeroy Quin
Chris Myers
Chieftain
Ron Carman
Panther
Carman
Myers
Carman Con
Laurel Residents Seek Transfer to Logan Schools
Raymond Bailey of St. Rt. 678 says he and several parents are circulating petitions to transfer Laurel Two to the Logan school district. Laurel Township high school students were assigned to Logan for the 1959 60 term after Gibisonville High School charter was revoked by the State Board of Education last summer.
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Raymond Bailey
St. Rt. 678
Laurel
Logan
Laurel Twp
Gibisonville High School
State Board of Education
Castro Builds Record-Size Cuban Army
Havana reports Fidel Castro is converting fortresses into schools while creating Cuba’s largest armed force. The size is unclear but believed to exceed Batista’s peak, with workers students and farmers trained to bear arms and drilled in public spaces. Armando Hart invites Latin nations to mimic the education tied defense model. Trade unions and agricultural cooperatives supply militiamen and women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Fidel Castro
Fulgencio Batista
Castro
Armando Hart
Cuba
West Handed 1 To 20 Years At Mansfield
James West, 27, formerly of Logan, was sentenced by Judge Harley Meyer to one to 20 years in Mansfield Reformatory after a Hocking County Common Pleas Court trial for sodomy. He had been returned from Lima State Hospital where he was found legally sane after psychiatric evaluation and may drop an appeal to the Fourth District Court of Appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James West
Hocking County Common Pleas Court
Mansfield Reformatory
Harley Meyer
Logan
Lima State Hospital
Fourth District Court of Appeals
LSU Dean Faces Slaying Charge In Baton Rouge
Police search for the blunt weapon used in the fatal hacking of science Prof Margaret Rosie McMillan near the LSU campus. Dr George H Mickey 49 a biology dean is accused, with blood evidence linking him to the crime and an alibi said to be unfounded.
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Baton Rouge, la
Margaret
Rosie) McMillan
George H. Mickey
Louisiana State University Graduate School
LSU
McMillan
Louisiana State University
New Orleans
Mississippi River
J. B. Kling Jr
J. St. Clair Favrot
Mickey
East Baton Rouge Parish
Farrot
Kling
Favrot
Dr. Mickey
Department of Zoology
United States
Northwestern University
Evanston, Ill
Optimistic Outlook for Retail and Foreign Trade in 1960
New York reports a positive forecast as the National Retail Merchants Association cites a 6 to 7 percent sales rise for early 1960 while 1959 retail sales hit 215.6 billion. Commerce Secretary Mueller touts a hard-sell to cut the international balance of payments deficit. Japan and Italy ease import quotas boosting trade prospects. Unemployment and steel output rise with a 1959 steel year totaling 93.44 million tons and autos rebounding to 175,000 units.
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National
Frederick H. Mueller
United States
Mueller
D. F. Heatherington
National Foreign Trade Council
Uncle Sam
Japan
Italy
Labor Department
Iron Age
Cold Front Ends Mild Ohio Spell With Strong Winds
The Weather Bureau reports a rapid cold front sweeping through Ohio. Temperatures drop from 56 to 40 in one day. Hocking Valley sees below freezing at 25 degrees early morning and 30 degrees by 10 a.m as winds shift northerly.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Hocking Valley
Front Motion Brings Snow Flurries Across Lake Erie
Rain showers moved through the state then turned to light snow flurries, mainly near Lake Erie, lasting into early Saturday. The region will stay cold today and tonight with more light snow flurries by the lake, followed by a Sunday of fair skies and milder temperatures.
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Lake Erie
Delinquent Land List Published by County Treasurer
A list of lands lots and parts of lots returned delinquent after the August 1959 settlement by the county treasurer with taxes assessments and penalties due is published on Page 2 of today’s Daily News.
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Today
Daily News
Judge Brown Seeks Re election To Hocking County Probate Court
Logan native Judge Rhea Bangert Brown announces candidacy for a third six year term as probate judge of Hocking County and continues serving as juvenile judge. She declined Gov DiSalle’s offer to join the Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission, citing desire to remain in Hocking County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhea Bangert Brown
W. Hunter Sr
Logan
Hocking County
Brown
Michael V. DiSalle
Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission
John C. Pettit
Pettit
Nixon Opens Presidential Campaign Amid Defense Pledge
Vice President Richard M. Nixon launches his bid for the presidency from Gainesville on a platform opposing defense cuts and pledging to build on Eisenhower policies. He stresses strong manpower, criticizes Khrushchev cutbacks, and argues against federal aid to education. In New York, details surface on Julian Andrew Frank linked to a fatal plane bombing and embezzlement investigations as officials weigh the case.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower
Gainesville
University of Florida
Nixon
Miami
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
United States
Khrushchev
New York
Julian Andrew Frank
Manhattan
Frank
New York Bar Assn
John J. Fallon
Kansas City
Daniel P. Reardon Sr
St. Louis
Christian Hospital
Edward Boyd Jr
Westport
Conn
Boyd
Janet Wagner
Ann Ellen
Andrew Carl
Washington
National Airlines
Bolivia
N.C
Mike) Monroney
D-Okla
Aaron Frank
Florida
Idlewild
Ohio Safety Director Loses Election Board Seat
Atty. Gen. McElroy rules Highway Safety Director J. Grant Keys must vacate his Lorain County Election Board post though he may keep pre ruling pay. Keys earned 14000 dollars yearly from the governor's cabinet and 1220 as an election board member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Atty
Mark McElroy
J. Grant Keys
Lorain County
Hearing Set For Man In Slaying Of Baby
Elmer L. Webber Jr., 22, of Columbus, is charged with second degree murder in the death of a 7 month old boy named Richard Eskells. A preliminary hearing is scheduled for January 12 in Municipal Court after Webber pleaded innocent to the charge.
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Columbus, Ohio
Elmer L. Webber Jr
Columbus
Webber
Richard
Ricky) Eskels
Wellington Train Wreck Blame Lays On Equipment And Speed
Lorain County prosecutor Paul Mikus says defective equipment and excessive speed caused the New York Central wreck near Wellington last Sunday night. Engineer Henry Kerstein, 63, of Cleveland, was questioned in hospital after the investigation led by Capt. George Rozie. Four people died and more than 50 were injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Ohio
Lorain County
New York Central
Wellington
Paul Mikus
George P. Rozie
Bender Seeks Delegate Role In Ohio GOP Scene
Former U S senator George H Bender starts a bid to be delegate at large to the Republican National Convention in Cleveland. He says he will run outside the party apparatus and plans to collect nominating petitions to secure 1000 signatures from 30 counties while staying noncommittal on Nixon or Rockefeller. John Smith is listed as Bender’s second choice for president with little further identification.
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George H. Bender
United States
Bender
Ohio
Nixon
Rockefeller
Ray Bliss
George Bender
John Smith
Two Rio Grande Coeds Die in Auto Crash
Gallipolis Ohio AP two 18 year old Rio Grande College freshmen and cheerleaders Teddie Ann Trout of Gallipolis and Brenda Lawson of Ironton died in a car truck collision on U S Route 35 east of Gallipolis. The small car reportedly lost control on a curve and struck a tractor trailer driven by Lenzel E Pierce 25 of Thomasville NC who was uninjured.
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Gallipolis
Ohio
Rio Grande College
U.S. 35
Here
Teddie Ann Trout
Brenda Lawson
Ironton
State Highway Patrol
Lenzel E. Pierce
Thomasville
N. C
Intestinal Virus Strikes Largo Junior High
Health officials investigate an outbreak at Largo Junior High as more than 400 of its 1,300 students miss school with vomiting and fever. Dr. Howard Hudson of Pinellas County Health Department classifies the illness as a short lived intestinal virus.
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Largo, Fla
Largo Junior High
Howard Hudson
Pinellas County
Columbus Firm Lands West End Water Line Project
Service Director Ed Rutgers signed a contract Friday with Cameron G Hunter of Columbus for the West End water line job. Hunter bid 20 997 dollars with a 60 day completion. The project covers 3275 feet of six inch line 850 feet of four inch line and six new fire hydrants on Hunter Street Betty Avenue Third Street Fourth Street Riff Street and Route 664.
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Ed Rutgers
Cameron G. Hunter
Columbus
Big West End
Hunter
Hunter St
Betty Ave
Third St
Fourth St
Riff St
Francis Myers
McFarlane
Newark
Ohio Feeder Cattle Total Shows Increase
Washington AP reports the Agriculture Department says Ohio fed cattle and calves for the quality slaughter market rose 2 percent versus last year as of January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Washington
Agriculture Department
Egg prices drift near low farm level in Ohio
Ohio farm egg prices slip only modestly to about 20 cents a dozen, hovering near the spring low as market news notes. The report indicates prices remain at unusually low levels for farm eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Market News Service
U N Denounces Anti Semitic Outbursts Pressed by U S
U S at the United Nations urged condemnation of anti Semitic acts as a U S court in New York charged three youths with treason for conspiring to aid an unlawful purpose. The move followed vandalism at a Forest Park cemetery and other anti Semitic incidents across the country.
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Associated Press
United Nations
World Organization
New York
Hitler
United States
Europe
West Germany
U. N
Philip Halpern
Buffalo
Halpern
State Department
Britain
France
Austria
Uruguay
Finland
U.N
U.N. Human Rights Commission
New York City
Solomon
Chicago
Forest Park
Ohio University
Detroit
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Jim Myers
Logan Schools
West
Mansfield
U.S
James A Rhodes
Rhodes
James P. Mitchell
Federal Aviation Administrator
Clair Engle
D-Calif
Engle
FAA
Elwood R. Quesada
Albany, Ga
Cleveland
West End
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