Chiefs Score Upset Over Jackson 63-61
Logan Chieftains rally to upset visiting Jackson 63-61 in a Southeastern Ohio League game. Key performances come from Bill Blake with 19 points and George Stump 18, while Steve Dalton adds 14. Logan improves to 10-4 on the season. Jackson drops to 12-2 in league play.
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Chiefs
Jackson
Logan Chieftains
Logan
Ironmen
Pomeroy
Nelsonville
Jackson Quint
Steve Dalton
Bill Blake
George Stump
John Nelson
Henry Louisa
Stump
Nelson
Blake
Dalton
Bill Slavens
Gary Davis
Roger Hyden
Slavens
Frank Swingle
Davis
Hyden
Airman OK After 72 Hours in Lake Erie Capsule Test
Airman J C Bruce Barwise emerged from a survival capsule after 72 hours afloat in Lake Erie. The 34 year old said he would attempt the test again but not tomorrow. He reported leg cramps and water seeping into the capsule during the trial tied to a Coast Guard ship.
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Buffalo
N.Y
J.C. Bruce Barwise
Lake Erie
Barwise
Bovey
Minn
Coast Guard
Rocket Firing Delayed at Vandenberg Base
The Air Force postponed for technical reasons the launch of its ninth Discoverer satellite rocket at Vandenberg Air Force Base California.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force
Ohio Weather Outlook and Temperatures
The Columbus area and Ohio face cloudy but dry conditions with a cooler trend. Temperatures reached 33 degrees at 11 am, down from 44 Friday, with last night’s low around 31 in the Hocking Valley.
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Columbus, Ohio
U.S. Weather Bureau
Ohio
Hocking Valley
Temp readings linger in 30s across region
The report notes northern sections with readings in the 30s while southern counties stayed cooler. Early morning temps ranged from 25 at Mansfield to 38 at Chesapeake with higher humidity and a light northeast wind that prevented dense fog.
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Mansfield
Chesapeake
Columbus
Cincinnati
Cleveland
New York Boiler Room Stocks Trouble Ohio Watchdogs
Ohio securities officials warn that New York boiler room stock operations target Ohio buyers. Dealers solicit unlisted Canadian and other stocks via phone, with high markup and no Ohio registration, prompting extradition efforts and indictments to curb cross state fraud.
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New York
Ohio
Columbus
New York State
Canada
W. Patrick Green
Division of Securities
Kiraly
Cuyahoga County
U S Business Sees Bright January as Sales Rise
U S business moved higher in January with gains in retail, autos, steel, and construction. Dollar volume rose three to seven percent from a year ago as shoppers returned to stores and car sales edged ahead. Bethlehem Steel aimed at a record 130 million tons in 1960 amid strong output, while construction and earnings reports signaled cautious optimism for the year.
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New York
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Bethlehem
Arthur Homer
Census Bureau
Golden Sixties stock drop tops New York March losses
The AP market summary shows about 19 billion dollars erased from stock values on the New York Stock Exchange, lowering the total listed value to 288 billion. Other items note Peronist plans in Argentina for Eisenhower’s Buenos Aires visit and Ohio political moves plus a farm price rise and the death of Dr. J H Upham.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Associated Press
Argentina
Eisenhower
Buenos Aires
Juan Peron
Plane Bombing Mystery Deepens in Spears Case
FBI agents retrieved a mysterious package from Dallas at Phoenix Airport handed to two agents by an airline captain shortly after landing. The item is linked to the Spears case and the Nov. 16 Gulf of Mexico crash that killed 42, with ongoing efforts to locate wreckage in rough seas 50 miles off Louisiana.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Robert Vernon Spears
FBI
Dallas
Phoenix
Spears
Gulf of Mexico
William Allen Taylor
Tampa
Fla
Louisiana
MacArthur Enters Hospital For Tests After Birthday
Gen Douglas MacArthur, who turned 80 last Tuesday, is at Lenox Hill Hospital for medical observation and study of a urological condition. Col Gordon Barclay states there is nothing alarming about his condition. Dr George W Slaughter examined him at the Waldorf Towers and recommended hospitalization. The general walked unassisted to a limousine and was resting comfortably. He is expected to stay several days.
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New York
Douglas MacArthur
Lenox Hill Hospital
Gen. MacArthur
Gordon Barclay
Army Public Information Officer
George W. Slaughter
MacArthur
Waldorf Towers
U S Opens Door to Nuclear Tests If Moratorium Ends
The AEC in its Congress report says standby readiness in Nevada could shift to testing on short notice if the U S ends its moratorium. It notes a backlog of weapon concepts for foot soldiers artillery missiles and submarines and emphasizes smaller rugged weapons and hydrogen bomb production growth. It also cites uranium output up 30 percent in 1959 and warns of unannounced Soviet tests.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
United States
AEC
Congress
Nevada Desert
Eisenhower
Livermore
Calif
U.S
Soviets
Great Britain
Travel Shows To Boost SEO Scenic Areas
Southeastern Ohio scenic wonderland will gain publicity at four travel shows over the next two months. SEORC president Richard H. Hall said the brochure Fun for Everyone in Southeastern Ohio will be handed out at the Cleveland Travel Show February 8 to 13, the Cincinnati Show February 27 to March 1, the Butler Pennsylvania show March 7 and 8, and the American Canadian Sportsmen’s Show March 18 to 26 in Cleveland. Distribution will be by the Ohio Department of Industrial and Economic Development, with copies also sent to eight county chambers for hotels, motels, and restaurants. An SEORC organization meeting is planned in Logan in late February, with yearly membership meetings slated for April, June, September, and November featuring a guest speaker.
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Southeastern Ohio
Richard H. Hall
Cleveland
Hall
Ohio Department of Industrial and Economic Development
Chambers of Commerce
SEORC
Holl
Logan
Asian flu waning says Public Health Service notes
In the 1958 report the Public Health Service says Asian flu outbreaks across more than 20 states appear to be tapering. Vaccination is advised and outbreaks may continue in some communities for weeks. Several states report increases in respiratory infections but not a nationwide epidemic like 1957.
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Public
Public Health Service
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Detroit
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Missouri
Alabama
Mississippi
Kansas
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Iowa
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Dulles Testimony Says Reds Build ICBM Lead
Democratic leaders said Allen Dulles testified that the Soviet Union is expanding its ocean spying missile stock and holds a growing ICBM lead. Johnson Symington and Jackson described the briefing as confirming a substantial Soviet advantage in intercontinental ballistic missiles. Dulles spoke to a joint Senate Space Committee and Preparedness subcommittee.
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Washington
Allen W. Dulles
Soviet Union
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Symington
Henry M. Jackson
D. Wash
Administration
Senate Space Committee
Sixth Bomarc B Flop May Doom Missile Future
The sixth straight Bomarc B interceptor failure hit off Cape Canaveral as the Defense Department cited a flight control system fault. The missil e has not succeeded in eight months and could end the Bomarc B program amid long standing Air Force Army rift over antiaircraft weapons Nike Hercules touted as fully tested with shorter range.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
Army
Atlantic Ocean
Defense Department
Congressional
Eisenhower Denies Pardons for Three Tool Firm Executives
President Eisenhower refused clemency for three True Temper and Union Fork and Hoe executives serving 90 day terms on Sherman Antitrust Act charges. William Rector and Robert Raymond of Cleveland and F Bliss Winn of Parkersburg were named. John T Mains of Greenfield, linked to Union Fork and Hoe, killed himself before starting his sentence. no posthumous pardon exists.
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Columbus
Ohio
Eisenhower
William G. Rector
Chagrin Falls
Robert B. Raymond
Cleveland
True Temper Corp
F. Bliss Winn
Parkersburg
W. Va
McDonough Co
John T. Mains
Greenfield
Union Fork and Hoe Co
Mains
Monthly Pay Hikes Raise Ohio State Salaries
Ohio state reclassified employees receive $780,670 monthly in increases, with 28 589 workers gaining raises and 14 267 unaffected. Salaries now total $16 216 015 monthly, amid projections of exceeding the $9 870 000 18 month budget, offset by unused appropriations. A cabinet committee also recommends replacing state owned autos after three years or 50 000 miles to reduce fleet costs.
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Columbus
Ohio
James T. Welsh
Michael V. DiSalle
James H. Malon
Commerce
John W. Bush
Pastor killed in two car crash near Medina
In Medina Ohio a two car collision on U S 42 Friday killed Rev Ethan B Leslie 45 pastor of the West Salem Evangelical United Brethren Church He died at the scene and his passenger sustained injuries authorities said
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Medina
Ohio
U.S
Ethan B. Leslie
West Salem
Logan Metalbestos Plant Expands With Two New Product Lines
William Wallace Co will add two product lines at the Logan Metalbestos plant in the coming months a larger vent pipe size and a full roof flashing line. Manager Landels notes the move aims to stabilize the workforce amid seasonal trends while praising local support and current operations and payroll.
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William Wallace Co
Logan Metalbestos
William A. Landers
Landels
Logan
California
Carmel
Calif
Sanders
Metalbestos
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