Logan High Names 60 Honor Students
Six graduating seniors were named 1960 honor students at Logan High School during induction ceremonies for National Honor Society members. The list names seniors, juniors, and sophomores selected for achieving high academics, school activities, and character.
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Logan High School
National Honor Society
Bill Walker
Ralph Walker
N. Spring St
Ruth Lackey
Chester Lackey
Zanesville Ave
David Reed
Peyton Reed
Logan Rt. 2
Joyce Hadley
Clarence Hadley
Second St
Cynthia Shull
David Shull
West Logan
Mark Myers
Jack Myers
Wyandotte Ave
South Logan
Laura Dougherty
Jim Dougherty
Ed Hockman
Clyde Hockman
Helen Krumlauf
IRS seeks paper clips as tax return joke
In Baltimore an IRS official jokes that taxpayers paid more for government operation than tax due as the Baltimore IRS office collects paper clips before the April 15 deadline. John Tamburo, who runs the mail room, says no paper clips have been ordered for a decade.
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Baltimore, Md
Internal Revenue Service
Baltimore
IRS
John Tamburo
Court upholds mail delivery of Lady Chatterley's Lover
The U S Court of Appeals unanimously affirms a lower court ruling that the controversial novel is not obscene and may be mailed. The decision preserves a precedent on literary works and freedom of expression.
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New York
U. S. Court of Appeals
Lady Chatterley
Dixie Officials Expect New Negro Demonstrations
Authorities brace for further antisegregation protests as sitdowns unfold with new twists. CBS denies instigating Nashville sit-ins while Florida boards demand order at Tallahassee institutions. In Concord NC and Nashville TN protests grow with arrests and prayers to urge understanding.
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Associated Press
Houston
Tex
City Hall
Atlanta
South
Florida Board of Control
Florida State University
Florida A. & M. University
Tallahassee
Florida
Buford Ellington
Tennessee
Nashville
New vigor shown in US business scene amid mixed signals
Renewed vigor lifted the economy with a record 500 billion dollar quarterly production, rising retail sales and a stock rally. Yet steel and auto output dipped, living costs climbed, and mortgage rates and health insurance costs pushed the price index higher as analysts warned of potential slowdowns.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Labor Department
Robert J. Myers
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Dun & Bradstreet
Monarch
General Instrument Corp
Paul Jean Mather
University of Massachusetts
American Motors
Brampton
Canada
Ohio Hog Prices Show Continuing Climb
Ohio hog prices rose again this week with the state department reporting market hogs averaging 15.85 dollars per 100 pounds, up 10 cents from last week. Receipts at interior Ohio yards totalled 51,000 head, down 14 percent from last week and 7 percent from the year prior.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Agriculture Department
May Compromise On Nuclear Test Ban Youth Confesses Church Bombing
In Gadsden Alabama a fire bomb damaged a synagogue as two worshippers were shot when they rushed outside. A 16 year old boy, Jerry Hunt, confessed to throwing the bomb and firing the shots and was held on assault with intent to murder. A car with a .22 rifle was found near the scene. investigators suspect more involved despite Hunt's claim he acted alone.
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Gadsden
Ala
Circuit
Charles Wright
Jerry Earl Hunt
Hunt
Wright
M.T. Mashburn
Mashburn
Alan Cohn
Alvin Lowi
Hyman Rosenburg
Cuban Aide Quits Castro Regime for U S Asylum
Cuba's naval attache in Mexico Capt Jaime Varela Canosa resigned with two aides and planned to seek asylum in the United States. He blamed a Communist dictatorship in Cuba led by Castro Guevara and Raul Castro and said the revolution had been betrayed.
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Mexico City
Cuba
Mexico
Fidel Castro
Jaime Varela Canosa
United States
U.S
Laredo
Tex
Varela Canosa
Navy
Dr. Castro
Ohio Mayors Elect New Association Leader
J. Harvey Weis mayor of Lancaster was elected president of the Mayors' Assn. of Ohio to succeed Gaymon Wright of Hilliard. Mayor Francis Myers of Logan attended the association meeting.
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Columbus
Ohio
J. Harvey Weis
Lancaster
Mayors’ Assn. of
Gaymon Wright
Hilliard
Francis Myers
Logan
Mayors’ Association
Man Says Public Health Must Tackle Unhealthy World
Washington report cites looming public health overhaul as air water and food pollution worsen. A House appropriations hearing highlights radioactive waste disposal gaps traffic accidents and chemical use in food and agriculture.
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Washington
U.S. Public Health Service
Leroy Burney
House Appropriations
United States
Los Angeles
Weather drops snowfall across Ohio with mild relief
In Columbus the Weather Bureau reports 1.2 inches of snow accumulating before Friday midnight while other areas saw an inch or less. Overnight temperatures remained in the 20s with cloud cover. Snow lingered in the Hocking Valley but melted as temps rose to 42 by 11 am. overnight low 30. yesterday high 32.
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Columbus
Ohio
Hocking Valley
Weather forecast moves east into Pennsylvania today
The night and morning skies are expected to clear by afternoon in Ohio with temperatures in the middle to upper 30s as sun breaks through. Tonight will bring clear skies with low temperatures dropping to the low 20s in the south and teens in the north. Sunday will be mostly cloudy with little temperature change.
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Pennsylvania
Ohio
Air Force trims Bomarc program to boost ICBMs and Midas
The Air Force orders a major cut to the Bomarc anti aircraft program saving about half a billion dollars to be redirected toward Atlas ICBMs the Midas satellite and the land based early warning system. It also cancels some SAGE combat centers while pursuing radar upgrades and faster Minuteman development.
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Washington
Air Force
Midas
U.S
House Appropriations Committee
Army
Ohio Liquor Board Imposes Temporary Permit Freeze
The Ohio Board of Liquor Control orders a 60 day emergency freeze on new beer and wine carryouts to limit permits. Pending applications remain, with a quota system to preserve the present permit-to-population ratio across subdivisions. DiSalle signed the order Friday to take effect immediately.
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Columbus
Ohio
Board of Liquor Control
Michael V. di Salle
DiSalle
Ted W. Brown
Slayer Granted Execution Delay
Joseph L Cosby a Cleveland slayer has been granted a stay of execution until June 1 to allow time for a U.S. Supreme Court appeal His Ohio Supreme Court denial of his March 2 appeal followed his first degree murder conviction for the October 10 1958 Cleveland shoe-store robbery killing of Raymond G Mick.
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Columbus, Ohio
Joseph L. Cosby
Cleveland
U.S. Supreme Court
Ohio Supreme Court
Cosby
Raymond G. Mick
Macmillan Seeks U.S. Agreement on Nuclear Test Ban
Washington reports President Eisenhower likely to back a short term moratorium on small underground nuclear tests as part of a three power deal with Britain and the Soviet Union. Macmillan arrives for talks at Camp David after Herter outlines U.S. stance, including inspection and duration proposals.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Harold Macmillan
Soviet Union
Macmillan
London
Camp David
Christian A. Herter
Andrews Air Force Base
Defense Department
Atomic Energy Commission
Herter
U.S
United States
Geneva
Britain
Hospital Error Kills 3 Babies
In Fall River Massachusetts three infants at Truesdale Hospital died after boric acid solution was mistakenly used in their formula instead of distilled water. Health commissioner Dr Alfred L Frechette called it human error noting both liquids were mislabelled and kept together in a central supply room.
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Fall River
Mass
Truesdale Hospital
Alfred L. Frechette
Cincinnati Bandit Steals $460 From Finance Office
A robber entered the V and P Finance Co office just before closing Friday night in Cincinnati and escaped with 460 dollars. Police reported the theft and began investigations.
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Cincinnati
V & P Finance Co
West says Soviets may talk seriously on arms talks
Western officials in Geneva report the disarmament conference has yielded little so far but the mood is easing. The United States Britain France Italy and Canada propose a three stage plan with verifiable controls while the Soviet plan calls for four year disarmament under vague controls. Valerian Zorin avoids specifics on verification and insists controls follow agreement on disarmament.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
France
Italy
Canada
Nikita Khrushchev
Valerian Zorin
U.S
Frederick M. Eaton
Zorin
Eaton
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Robert Ervin
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Clyde Bainter
Dan Matheny
Ronnie May
Lowell May
Kathleen Mundy
Harry Mundy
Richard Price
Margaret Richards
Rowena Richards
Susan Wolfe
Barton S. Hall
Tom Blume
Frederick Blume
Mike Canty
Lewis Canty
Susan Elberfeld
Earl Elberfeld
Curtis Hilton
Joe Hilton
Chatterley
Dixie
Columbia Broadcasting System
CBS News
John Lynch
James Lawson Jr
Vanderbilt University
CBS
Concord
N.C
Mr. Cohn
Lewi
David
Castro
Ohio Liquor Board
Cincy Thug
West
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