Mad Bomber Metesky In Hospital For Observation
New York police lock up George Metesky known as the Mad Bomber after arrest in Waterbury Conn. He awaits psychiatric examination at Bellevue Hospital. Metesky admitted planting 32 bombs since 1940 injuring 15 people. He says he did not intend to kill. Bond set at 100000. faces up to life in prison if convicted.
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Hell Gate
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Fairfield Baby Death Ruled As Homicide
Fairfield County homicide verdict issued by Coroner Joseph Geer in the 45 day old Michael Cavinee death at Fairfield Hospital Lancaster. Autopsy by Ohio State University pathology says tissue stuffed in the infant’s throat caused death. Mother reported mucus blockage and attempted removal. infant died on arrival. Police report to be presented to the April Fairfield County grand jury.
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Joseph Geer
Geer
University Hospital Pathology Department
Ohio State University
Michael Cavinee
Charles Cavinee
Lancaster Fairfield Hospital
Geet
Sam Hutsler
Fairfield County Grand Jury
Athens Judge Pleads to Drunken Driving Charge
Athens County common pleas judge Francis D. White 46 pleaded innocent Tuesday to drunken driving. The judge entered the plea through his attorney Samuel Erskine after a two car collision in Athens left White and two others injured.
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Athens County
Common Pleas
Francis D. White
Samuel Erskine
White
Chiefs Rally Behind Bench to Defeat Jackson 83 65
The Logan Chieftains surged in the second half to topple Jackson 83 65 on the road. Jim Murray came off the bench for 27 points, 21 in the final period, lifting Logan into a third place tie with Pomeroy. Keith Schultz and Ted Byrd debuted in the starting five with nine and eight points respectively. Gene Morgan added 16 points as Logan improved to five wins and three losses in league play.
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Jackson Ironmen
Jim Murray
Nets
Logan
Pomeroy
Greyhounds
Athens
Harry Westfall
Chieftain
Keith Schultz
Ted Byrd
Gene Morgan
Willis Dicken
Rutthy
Jim St. Clair
Gen Buckles
Schultz
Morgan
Chiefs
Princess Grace Delivers Daughter in Monaco
Grace Kelly gives birth to a daughter for Prince Rainier III at 3 27 a m EST in Monte Carlo. The baby Caroline Louise Marguerite weighs 8 pounds 2 ounces and is described as perfectly constituted. A 21 gun salute announces the birth as Monaco declares a national holiday and crowds celebrate with mixed feelings over gender succession.
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Grace Kelly
Monaco
Caroline Louise Marguerite
Rainier III
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Rainier
France
John B. Kelly
Princess Grace
Philadelphia
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Margaret Kelly
Grace
Prince Pierre de Polignac
Ohio's Soil Bank Program Labeled As Wholly Confused
Col umbus officials describe Ohio's participation in the 1957 soil bank as chaotic with the state administrator saying they are “flying by the seat of our pants.” The note covers a $29 million payment pool, acreage allotments, and the March 8 signup deadline amid confusion after a national referendum on corn program options.
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Columbus
Federal Soil Bank
Ohio Federation of Soil Conservation Districts
Dave T. Herman
Soil Bank Program
Soil District
Herman
Congress
President Sees Prosperity As Staying In '57
President Eisenhower told Congress that 1956 prosperity may continue in 1957 though inflation risks loom. He urged restraint in wage boosts and opposed tax cuts, listing 38 desired laws for the 85th Congress to aid schools, antimonopoly efforts, and small firms. He noted $412 billion in output last year and a $21.5 billion productivity gain, urging shared responsibility by business and labor to curb price rises. He also proposed a commission to study money and credit policy.
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Eisenhower
Congress
State of the Union
Slayings of Grimes Sisters Linked to 1955 Boy Murders
Police connect the nude frozen bodies of Barbara Grimes 15 and Patricia 13 with the earlier deaths of three boys, Robert Peterson 14 John Schuessler 13 and Anton Schuessler 11, found in Robinson Woods. Two men questioned one released. Weadene Krantz 51 held briefly.
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Grimes Sisters
Barbara Grimes
Patricia
Weadene Krantz
Barbara
Robert Peterson
John Schuessler
Anton
Robinson Woods
Kiwanis Club To Receive VFW Good Citizenship Award
The Logan Kiwanis Club will receive the Veterans of Foreign Wars Good Citizenship Award for outstanding community service at a 7 p.m. ceremony in the VFW-DAV hall. VFW District 11 commander Al Walker will be guest speaker, with James Moorehead announcing the honor. The plaque honors active work in child welfare in Hocking County.
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Vfw-Dav
James Moorehead
Hocking
VFW
al Walker
Plain City
Kiwanis Club
Hocking County
Hocking Commission Approves Budget Of 296 502 With Tax Plan
The Hocking Commission approved a 296 502 city budget with allocations for general fund street work water and sewage and reduced spending from August levels. Tax rates were set at 0.30 outside 10 mill 0.45 inside for bond retirement and 1.40 for the general fund with police and fire pensions each at 0.30. Council recessed to Tuesday for the appropriations ordinance.
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Cole
Firemen Relief and Pension Board
Police Relief and Pension Board
J. E. Gotherman
Ohio Municipal League
Ironton
Winter Storm Heads Toward Ohio With Bitter Temps Ahead
The Associated Press reports Ohio will face another arctic outbreak with zero to ten above by Thursday. Snow flurries, strong winds, and subnormal temperatures are forecast across the state for five days with rain or snow, while nationwide storms leave several fatalities and flooding in New York and surrounding areas.
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Weather Bureau
Rockies
Hocking County
Hocking
Logan
Toay
Ike's Middle East proposal nears House committee vote
House Foreign Affairs members said they have no amendments to the Eisenhower Middle East resolution and aim for a quick final vote next week. Some members seek changes including a possible time limit. Rep. Vorys predicts fast committee approval. Separately senators welcomed Saudi Egypt and Syria pledging 36 million dollars annually for 10 years to aid Jordan, replacing British subsidies.
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House Foreign Affairs Committee
Gordon
D-Ill
Rep. Vorys
Ohio
Eisenhower
Middle East
House
Vorys
House Committee
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Mansfield
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D-Ark
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Syria
Saudi Arabia
Britain
O'Neill Returns to Columbus After Inauguration
Gov C William O'Neill returns to his Columbus office after wrapping up duties at the presidential inauguration in Washington over the weekend and resumes state work.
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Columbus
Washington
Gov. C
William O'Neill
Police Recover Stolen Car Of Logan Woman
City police recovered the car owned by Mrs Amos Potts within hours of it being reported stolen from 359 E Main St. The vehicle was found abandoned near Gateway Supply Co. at the Route 33 and 664 junction. Police said wife had parked it Monday evening and it vanished during the night. A fingerprint expert from the Ohio Bureau was summoned.
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Potts
E. Main St
Gateway Supply Co
Rts
Roy Kelch
Ohio Bureau of Identification and Investigation
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