Fine Chieftain Track Squad Competing In District Meet
Logan Chieftain thinclads make their final showing of the spring today in the Southeastern Ohio District Class AA track and field meet at Ohio University. Coach Mel Adams' squad has had its best season since 1956 and seeks Logan's first district success after years of strong league performance. The Chiefs face stiff competition from Marietta and Iren ton as injuries and colds affect lineup, with entries in sprints hurdles distance relays jumps and throws listed for today’s events.
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Logan High School
Marietta
Ohio University
LHS
Curtis Hilton
Dan Matheny
Larry Bainter
Jim Cottrill
Carl Gaffin
George Stump
Butch Kuhn
Tom Iles
Larry Wells
Phil Kramer
Dave Davis
Duane Swartz
Craig Patterson
Mickey Frazier
Tony Hugh
Bob Risch
Mel Adams
Bob Kennedy
Bob Dennis
Mickey Rutter
Mark Matheny
Ronnie May
Bill Blake
Rudy Myers
Logan Chieftain
Logan
Chiefs
LHS Cindermen
Irenton
Circleville
Lancaster
Berne Union
Hamden
Jackson
Athens
New Lexington St. Aloysius
Blue Knights
Gallipolis
Wellston
Nelsonville
Adams
Russians buzzing at Latin Parley amid Latin American talks
At the U N economic conference in Panama representatives from the Soviet bloc hover around Latin American discussions while engaging in measured diplomacy. Soviet envoy Vladimir Bazikin operates behind the scenes as Raul Prebisch of Argentina urges Latin nations to reduce foreign aid reliance and quietly backs a cautiously staged Latin American common market.
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Panama
U.N
Latin America
Mexico
Vladimir I. Bazikin
Soviet Union
Raul Prebisch
Argentina
U.N. Commission
Cepal
Prebisch
Dulles Condition Deteriorates As Family Gathers
Washington AP Ailing former Secretary of State John Foster Dulles, 71, remains weakened by cancer with pneumonia lingering. His wife and brother Allen Dulles head the CIA alongside three children and three sisters visiting at Walter Reed Army Hospital. The illness follows a 1956 colon cancer operation and a February cancer spread discovered during a hernia operation.
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Washington
John Foster Dulles
Allen
Central Intelligence Agency
State Department
Lincoln White
Dulles
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Army
Khrushchev Receives Lenin Prize for Peace
Moscow Radio reports Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev was awarded the Lenin Prize for strengthening peace among the peoples and received a gold medal.
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London
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow Radio
Oilmen Plan To Sink Shaft In Mohole Project
Seafaring oilmen outline the first steps toward a mohole a sea based dig through the crust to reach the mantle drilling three miles of water and three to six miles of rock beneath. Global Marine Exploration Los Angeles a Union Oil Co subsidiary conducts feasibility studies at the International Petroleum Exposition.
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Tulsa
Okla
Global Marine Exploration Co
Los Angeles
Union Oil Co
California
Tom W. Redin
Global
Charge Filed In Logan Milk Delivery Case
A charge was filed in Logan mayor's court against James Ucker of Ucker Bros Dairy alleging willful disobedience of a city milk regulation. The case cites a December 1948 city board of health rule requiring permits for milk delivery. Ackers’ milk was delivered Friday and again today after the permit was revoked. State tests show bacteria counts for regular and homogenized milk above Grade A limits. Ackers’ attorney contests the charge, while health officials say the ordinance was violated. Prosecutor Lappen plans to confer with Dr Boocks Monday.
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Logan
James Ucker
Ucker Bros. Dairy
Ucker
Charles Mitzgerald
County
Sanitarian
Fitzgerald
City Board of Health
Ackers
Phil Henderson
H. M. Boocks
Logan-Hocking
The
Daily News
Hubert Lappen
Boocks
Woman narrowly avoids injury as car slams into tree
Lois Wheeler of Mount Vernon shaded by a tree in Utica when a car sped toward her. She escaped harm by ducking behind the trunk. The driver Edward Andrew Popoczy, 41, of Leroy Medina County was killed when the automobile struck the tree.
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Newark
Ohio Wheat Control Fights Move Toward 12 Acre Ceiling
Ohio farmers face new wheat legislation proposals cutting the 15 acre exemption to 12 acres with a largest-acreage standard for years 1957 58 and 59 determining the allowable non controlled planting. The plan aims to curb the small operator's impact on the wheat surplus while offering on farm use provisions.
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Washington
Ohio
Eisenhower
Congress
House
Senate
Kansas
Nebraska
East
Delbert Latta
House Agriculture Committee
Six Teens Die When Flyer Hits Packed Auto Near Mattoon
A Louisian bound Illinois Central passenger train struck a car carrying teenagers returning from a Shelbyville High prom at an unguarded dirt crossing two miles north of Mattoon. Six youths died and two were critically injured. Identified victims include Jerry Hill 18 Eileen Moon 16 Judy Keen 18 Loraine 17 Lisle Pfeiffer 18 and Jerry Hays 19. Injured were Dorothy Thomas 18 and Alvin Moon 17.
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Mattoon
Ill
Illinois Central
Louisian
Chicago
New Orleans
Champaign
Illinois
Coles County
Jerry Hill
Eileen Moon
Judy Keen
Loraine
Lisle Pfeiffer
Shelbyville
Jerry Hays
Woodlawn
Mattoon Memorial Hospital
Dorothy Thomas
Alvin Moon
Alvin
Eileen
U.S. 45
Godfrey Takes 60 Days Off For Cancer Recovery
Arthur Godfrey leaves Columbia Presbyterian Hospital to follow doctors orders for 60 days of rest after lung cancer surgery. The 55 year old star says he will lie on the beach and then move to his Virginia farm. The American Cancer Society notes survival odds roughly 25 to 50 to 1 against success.
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Godfrey
New York
Arthur Godfrey
Au Revoir
Columbia Presbyterian Hospital
Manhattan
Virginia
American Cancer Society
Heavy Frost Strikes Central Ohio Across Counties
The Associated Press reports record chill as Central Ohio hits 32 in Columbus and 28 in Circleville. Ice forms on water as growers like Robert Elsen defend 8000 tomatoes and five acres of strawberries with hay fire. Don Young notes crop damage will be assessed next week after a 58 degree afternoon.
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Ohio
Columbus
Columbus Weather Bureau
Mercury
Circleville
Robert Elsen
Hocking County
Don Young
Weather notes and frost impact on crops across regions
The report describes prop wash effects from a private plane warming nearby fields, unclear frost impact on crops, and a Weather Bureau forecast of mild southerly winds bringing near 70 degrees Sunday. It notes lingering cold fronts, scattered showers, warm southerly winds relaxing Canadian air, and temperature contrasts from Montana to Minnesota with Lake Superior area as a cold spot.
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Weather Bureau
Rockies
Plains
Montana
Dakotas
Iowa
Minnesota
Great Lakes
Grand Marais
Upper Peninsula
Michigan
Anchorage
Alaska
Detroit
Chicago
New Lex Tile Firm Union Sign New Pact
In New Lexington Ohio the Ludowici Celadon Co ended a month long strike with a two year contract for 175 workers negotiated by management and Local 505 Brick and Tile Workers Union. The pact includes a licent hourly wage rise through May 15 and an average base rate of 1.50 dollars per hour.
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New Lexington
Ohio
Ludowici- Celadon Co
505
Brick and Tile Workers Union
Armco to Start SUB Payments to Employees
Armco Steel Corp will begin paying supplemental unemployment benefits to 770 workers at its Middletown and Hamilton plants next week. A total of 90000 dollars will be distributed from a company fund. all eligible workers are back on the job, a spokesman said.
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Middletown, Ohio
Armco Steel Corp
Middletown
Hamilton
Economy Hinges On Steel Industry
New York AP reports steel wage talks pause after two-fisted bargaining as White House stays hands off. Banks raise prime rates to 4 1/2 percent, signaling cautious optimism amid record industrial output and housing starts. Unemployment falls from last year’s peak while April employment hits over 65 million.
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New York
Steel
Eisenhower
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers
White House
Wall Street
Federal Reserve Board
Farm Bureau Store Hit By Burglar
The Farm Bureau Cooperative store on S. Mulberry St was burglarized last night. Police report entry by breaking the glass from a basement window on the north side. The only item missing was a power mower from the show window.
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Farm Bureau Cooperative
S. Mulberry St
Oldest Civil War Survivor to Parade in City Event
Walter Williams, 116, the sole Civil War survivor, will ride in an ambulance with a physician for Armed Forces Day parade in Houston. The veteran plans the rare outing as part of the city celebration.
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Houston
Tex
Walter Williams
Williams
Eisenhower Family Flies to Colorado for Academy Visit
President Eisenhower travels to Colorado for a 24 hour tour to view the Air Force Academy and visit his ailing mother in law. The party includes Air Force leaders James H. Douglas and Gen. James D. White, the president's son and wife Major and Mrs. John Eisenhower and their four children.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Colorado
Air Force Academy
Rocky Mountains
Air Force
James H., Douglas
James D. White
Army
John Eisenhower
David
Barabra Anne
Susan
Mary Jean
Academy
Denver
John S. Doud
Doud
Eisenhowers
Western powers open to Berlin talks separate from Germany plan
Western officials indicate a willingness to discuss Berlin separately from the Germany package as the Big Four seek a way around Soviet demands. Gromyko may press for itemized talks while insisting on demilitarization and a four power guarantee for Berlin amid stalled overall progress.
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Geneva
Berlin
Germany
West Berlin
Soviet Union
Christian A. Herter
Rome
Maurice
Couve de Murville
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Andrei A. Gromyko
Selwyn Lloyd
Gromyko
Kremlin
East Berlin
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Hocking
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Armco
Farm Bureau
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