Belpre Upsets Logan 61-60 in sectional thriller
Belpre rallied from six down in the final two minutes to upset Logan 61-60 at Buchtel in the Class AA Sectional. The Golden Eagles forced a late surge, outshooting Logan from the line 21 of 31 to 14 of 29, while Logan ended with a 9-10 record and the loss extended its tournament skid to ten straight.
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Logan Chieftains
Belpre
Buchtel
Logan
Golden Eagles
Marietta
Tigers
New Lexington
Chiefs
Eagles
LHS
Tom Donahey
Gary Dalton
Dwight Davis
Steve Dalton
Bill Patterson
Ohio Weather Outlook Clears Over Ohio With Warmer Skies
Official Weather Bureau summary notes high pressure over the southeast keeping Ohio skies clear and near seasonal temperatures. A low from Canada-Minnesota moves east while Ohio forecasts show fair and warmer conditions, with clouds increasing and winds this afternoon. Some light showers possible tonight north, cooler front moving southeast to the Great Lakes by Friday morning. Ohio River near Cincinnati at 51 feet with crest likely at 52 feet. upstream levels falling slowly at Huntington Pt Pleasant and Parkersburg.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Canada
Minnesota
Ward
Midwest
Lower
Great Lakes
Pennsylvania
Toledo
Cincinnati
Ohio River
U.S. Weather Bureau
Huntington
Pt. Pleasant
Parkersburg
W. Va
Portsmouth
Weather Bureau
Laurelville Narrowly Falls To Carthage Troy On Last Shot
In a sectional at New Lexington Carthage-Troy edged Laurelville 63-61 as Lee Ethridge hit a late jumper after a two second remaining. Unger and Febes led Laurelville with 15 points each while Stephenson topped Troy with 25.
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Laurelville Wildcats
New Lexington
Lee Ethridge
Carthage-Troy
Hocking County Qaint
Laurelville
Troy
Trojans
Wildcats
Crooksville
Bob Johnston
Bob Febes
Larry Bibbee
Febes
Johnston
Roger Stephenson
Stephenson
Larry Unger
Ed Whisler
Unger
Ethridge
Bibbee
Jerry Burdette
Troys Stephenson
Shawnee-New Straitsville
Rome-Canaan
Shawnee
Albany
Congo troops kill 44 civilians in Luluabourg street fighting
United Nations reports 44 civilians dead after Congolese soldiers went on a rampage in Luluabourg following clashes sparked by Lumumbist forces. About 1,000 civilians sought U.N. protection as roadblocks were set, and Ghanaian and Congolese troops joined to maintain order.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Luluabourg
United Nations
Kasai
Patrice Lumumba
U. N
Col
Mulumba
Ndesha
U.N
Algerian Rebels Agree to Peace Talks With De Gaulle
In Rabat the Algerian rebels accepted President Charles de Gaulle’s invitation to negotiate ending the war. They demand independence while suggesting a loose federation with Morocco and Tunisia. Bourguiba and Bourguiba met with Abbas as Paris signaled talks without prior on-arm ceasefire.
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Rabat
Morocco
Charles de Gaulle
France
Tunisia
Algeria
Paris
Ferhat Abbas
Hassan II
Habib Bourguiba
Bourguiba
de Gaulle
Louis Terrenoire
Terrenoire
Accident Victim To Face Charge For License Lack
Albert Martin an 18 year old of 881 Third Street was struck by a hit and run driver while riding a motor bike on West Main Street. He suffered cuts and bruises and his bike was wrecked. Police cited him for driving without a license during the investigation. He is to appear before May or Francis Myers for a hearing at 3 p.m. Friday.
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Albert Martin
Third St
W. Main St
Martin
Francis Myers
Death claims Mrs Stivison At Age 70
Mrs Clara Mae Stivison 70 of West Logan died at 7 30 a m at home after several months illness. Wife of Edward Stivison she was a native of Hocking County and long time Logan resident. Survived by husband two sons Ross and Paul four grandchildren a brother Clyde Ruff and sister Bessie Wolfe. Funeral Monday 2 p m at Leonard Funeral Home with Rev Roy Klingler. Burial Oak Grove Cemetery. Friends may call 7 9 p m Friday and 2 4 and 7 9 p m Saturday and Sunday.
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Clara Mae Stivison
West Logan
Logan Rt. 1
Edward Stivison
Hocking County
Logan
Noah
Anna Sheets Ruff
Stimson
Mt. Tabor
Marion
Ross
Paul
Clyde Ruff
Logan Rt 4
Bessie Wolfe
Leonard Funeral Home
Roy Klingler
Oak Grove Cemetery
Kennedy Finds U S Unready To Fight Brush Fire Wars
President Kennedy criticizes U S military readiness amid deep manpower cuts from 1955 to 1959. Only seven Army and Marine divisions are ready for limited wars, with others tied in Europe Korea and Hawaii. Officials consider increases in conventional forces or risk wider reshaping of overseas commitments.
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Washington
Kennedy
U. S
Eisenhower
Army
Marine Corps
United States
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Pentagon
Germany
Europe
Korea
Strategic Army Corps
Hawaii
Haydenville No. 2 Plant To Resume Operations
Haydenville No 2 plant will resume operations soon after being shut last fall for lack of orders. Cards mailed to about 75 former No 1 workers announce absorption by seniority and capability, with interviews set for March 8 and 9, 1961 at the Nateco office Haydenville.
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Hocking Valley
C. S. Matheny
Haydenville
Natco
No. 1
Nateco
Logan Trade Club Members Attend State C of C Banquet
Sixteen Logan Trade Club members attended the opening banquet of Ohio Chambers of Commerce biennial conference in Columbus at the Neil House. State Senator C. Stanley Mechem attended. Barton A. Hall of Logan Clay Products Co. and Ohio Water Pollution Control Board spoke. Dr. Kevin McCann of Defiance College gave the address on Life in a Bureaucracy.
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Logan Trade Club
Chambers of Commerce
Ohio
Neil House
Columbus
C. Stanley Mechem
Nelsonville
Barton A. Hall
Logan Clay Products Co
Ohio Water Pollution Control Board
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Southeastern Ohio
Southeastern Ohio Regional Council
Hocking County
Rolland Bright
Sen
Mechem
Kevin McCann
Defiance College
Three Explosions Hurt 31 At Ethyl Corp Plant
In Baton Rouge Louisiana three blasts hit the Ethyl Corp chemical wash house injuring 31 workers. Six were sent to city hospitals while 25 others were treated at the plant medical center. No deaths reported and about 3000 workers are employed at the complex.
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Baton Rouge, la
Ethyl Corp
Nightmare Journey of Dudley Family Ends in Murder Charges
A Virginia investigation links Kenneth Dudley and Irene Dudley to the deaths of five children from 1958 to 1960 as they traveled with a carnival. Carol Ann, 7, died in February 1962 amid neglect and malnutrition. the couple faces murder warrants while Christene, now in foster care, survives.
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Richmond, Va
Kenneth Dudley
Irene
Syracuse
N.Y
Dudley
Carol Ann
Hanover County
US. 1
Lawrenceville
Virginia
Isiana
Debbie
Gary
W. Va
Jenkins
McDowell County
Harry S. Camper
Christene
Dudleys
Fuquay Springs
N. C
Brunswick County Welfare Department
State
Richmond
Brunswick County
Commonwealth
Leslie Campbell
Fayetteville
N. Y
Edward
Kenneth Jr
New York
Ohio Senate pushes 13 week unemployment extender
The Ohio Senate passed a non emergency bill for a 13 week extension of unemployment benefits on a party line vote 20 to 18. Democrats opposed. the emergency clause was removed delaying immediate effect likely until June. The move follows federal extender momentum with Gov DiSalle expected to veto in favor of federal aid.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Senate
House
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
Congress
U. S. Senate
Don K. Cooper
Ashland
James A. Lantz
D-Fair
Lantz
Ohio Fair Manages Association
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Colo
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Sen. Mechem
Rep. Bright
Mr. Hall
Don Braun
Ralph Helber
Burr Nixon
R. B. Perkins
J. Russell Young
Clarence Blosser
Bill Robb
Richard Hall
B. G. Greenman
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Dean Collison
Bill Miller
Journey
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