Patterson named Logan's outstanding senior athlete
Bill Patterson was named Logan High School's outstanding senior athlete for 1961 62 at the spring sports award assembly. He earned multiple trophies and letters across baseball basketball and track, with All Southeastern Ohio League honors and a .322 batting average this spring.
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Bill Patterson
Logan High School
LHS
Chuck Daubenmier
Claude Chrisman
Ronald Soliday
John Cannon
Eddie Joe Grandy
Gene Morgan
Bill Brandon
Bob Risch
Larry Wells
Ron Brimner
Robbie Johnson
Curtis Hilton
Fred Price
Hustler
Gary Dalton
Chieftain Boosters
Dee Gabriel
Mike Canty
Roosters
Bill Mowery
Chuck Steward
Fred Vaughan
John Blum
Kelly Stilwell
Gerald Brooks
Jerry Hoy
Mike Henry
Doug Shriner
Billy Jo King
Roger Cook
Steve Mowery
Jeff Todd
George Hummel
Grand jury to probe death tied to Estes cotton case
Bryan Texas grand jury will investigate the death of Agriculture Department agent Henry Marshall linked to Billie Sol Estes cotton allotments. Dist Atty Bryan Russ aims to clear any connection with Estes. Marshall died after a June 1961 shooting on his Franklin County farm.
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Bryan, Tex
A_ grand jury
Agriculture Department
Billie Sol Estes
Dist
Atty
Bryan Russ
Franklin
Tex
Ralph Yarborough
U.S
Orville Freeman
Atty. Russ
Freeman
Henry Marshall
Marshall
State Agricultural Stabilization and Con
Editorial Brings Grand Jury Probe Ordered in Ashland
Ashland Ohio Common Pleas Judge Hugh E Culbertson orders a special grand jury to meet Wednesday after an Ashland Times Gazette editorial alleging inaction by city officials on beer sales to minors. The editorials claim the city should have acted following testimony by a minor accused of buying beer. James Nelson the city law director referred the probe to the Ohio Liquor Control Department which cited the bar owner.
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Ashland
Ohio
Common Pleas
Hugh E. Culbertson
James Nelson
Ohio Liquor Control Department
Ashland Times-Gazette
Culbertson
Fire Rips Hayes Hotel in Fostoria Demolition Underway
A spectacular early morning fire gutted the Hayes Hotel in downtown Fostoria Ohio as it was being torn down. No injuries were reported.
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Fostoria, Ohio
Fostoria
Hayes
Jumping Frogs To Toe Line Calaveras Jubilee
In Angels Camp California the Calaveras County Fair hosts the 34th Jumping Frog Jubilee inspired by Mark Twain. Entrants race to leap while buckshot is banned, with prizes up to 1000 dollars for a world record and 500 and 300 dollar awards for top performances among entries from Africa to Oregon.
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Calaveras County Fair
Africa
Spain
Missouri
Illinois
Connecticut
Maryland
Arkansas
California
Nevada
Oregon
Monsoon Rains Join Marines On Laos Border
Monsoon drenched U S Marines prepare to join Thai army units near Laos border. Gen Harkins flies to northeast Laos to assess risk as Khrushchev cautions against a Korea style clash. Quiet on Pathet Lao fronts contrasts with Thai U S deployment amid diplomatic moves for neutral Laos.
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Bangkok
Thailand
U.S
Laos
Mekong
Paul D. Harkins
Nikita Khrushchev
Harkins
Military Assistance Command
South Viet Nam
James L. Richardson
Kenneth T. Young
Udon
Nong Han
Luang Prabang
Phoumi Nosavan
Souvanna
Pathet Lao
Bulgaria
Khrushchev
Korea
Red
China
United States
Southeast Asia
17 Pilot Whales Beach Themselves At St Simons Island
A school of 17 pilot whales beached at St Simons Island Georgia. They ranged from 7 to 14 feet and some were still alive hours later. One whale was towed to deep water but returned and died. The U S Fish and Wildlife Service found no known cause for the mass beaching.
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ST. Simons Island
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
South Atlantic
Refugee aid condemned by Hong Kong authorities
British authorities imposed heavy fines and jail terms on Hong Kong residents aiding refugees escaping Red China and on those hiding them.
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Hong Kong
Red China
Engineers Change Space Chute for Carpenter Return
Cape Canaveral engineers work on reconfiguring the parachute system for astronaut Malcolm Scott Carpenter. The change adds wiring adjustments and another barostat to ensure automatic main parachute deployment during reentry, delaying the flight to at least next Tuesday.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Malcolm Scott Carpenter
Carpenter
John H. Glenn Jr
Glenn
William B. Bland
Rain Brings Relief From Six Day Heat Wave
Thunder showers eased a Logan heat spell with a 9 am temperature of 79 dropping to 71 after a heavy shower. Record highs were seen in several cities with 95 in Toledo and 93 in Dayton. Officials cited a new 800000 gallon reservoir improving water pressure and a well undergoing tests for future operation.
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Logan
Mercury
Edward
Bo) Miller
Miller
Don Young
Hocking
Columbus
Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Toledo
Dayton
Youngstown
Lockbourne
Centaur Rocket Flight Fails on First Test at Cape Canaveral
On May 8 2 49 p m a Cape Canaveral launch of the Centaur upper stage ended in explosion after 56 seconds. The test revealed design and technical delays with experts from General Dynamics and Von Braun testifying about causes and corrections.
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Washington
Cape Canaveral
Atlas
Centaur
House Space Subcommittee
Grant L. Hansen
General Dynamics Astronautics
Wernher von Braun
Marshall Space Flight Center
Huntsville
Ala
General Dynamics
von Braun
Legion Means Today's Vets Shun Parades
Ohio Legion headquarters notes fewer World War II and Korean veterans willing to march or drum at conventions due to age and disinclination toward exercise. This year drum and bugle corps may be 60 percent Legion members, down from 100 percent previously. Non veterans may compose the remaining 40 percent, while drill teams and color guards stay all Legionnaires. Veterans Administration estimates place World War II vets at about 43 years old and Korean vets at about 32.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio American Legion
Legion
Veterans Administration
Algerian Repatriation Figures Reach 14993 Heads of Families
Paris reports the state secretariat lists 14 793 heads of families arriving since January as repatriations from Algeria though many families moved to France while the husband stayed behind for work. The figures exclude these secondary dependents.
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Paris
Algeria
State Secretariat
France
Secretariat
U S Seeks Parley In Railroad Dispute
The United States moves to restart bargaining between railroads and five operating unions after six weeks of talks ended in Chicago. Labor Secretary Goldberg urged both sides to meet to review the dispute over cost cutting and staffing recommendations from a presidential railroad commission. Unions cover 200000 workers including engineers and conductors.
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Washington
Arthur J. Goldberg
Chicago
Kennedy Finds Time Between Fundraisers for Father
President Kennedy, buoyed by a favorable medical report on Joseph P. Kennedy, plans a New York weekend schedule focusing on boosting Democratic fund raising and friendly ties. He will visit his convalescent father at Bellevue and meet party benefactors before a Garden rally and a housing project dedication coattailing Rockefeller. The elder Kennedy shows improvement after a December stroke.
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New York
Kennedy
Joseph P. Kennedy
White House
Pattie Corte
New York University Institute of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Bellevue Medical Center
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New
Howard Rusk
Institute
Washington
Rusk
Hoffa Indicted in $1 Million Taft Hartley Case
Federal grand jury in Nashville returns a two count indictment charging Teamsters Union President James R Hoffa with violating the Taft Hartley Act and illegally taking about $1 million through Commercial Carriers Inc a Detroit auto transport firm. Also noted are related actions in Orlando and Chicago with Hoffa facing assault charges and a June arraignment date set for him and Commercial Carriers representatives.
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Nashville, Tenn
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Nashville
Washington
Atty
Robert Kennedy
Kennedy
McClellan
Hoffa
Chicago
Harold Gibbons
The
Teamsters
Gibbons
Orlando
Fla
Teamster Union
Commercial Carriers, Inc
Detroit
Tennessee
Test Fleet Corp
Cadillac
Owen Brennan
Brennan
William E. Miller
Samuel Baron
Teamsters National Warehouse Division
Baron
Hofia
Union
Ohio Water Projects Backed by Rivers Congress
Washington AP says the National Rivers and Harbors Congress endorsed construction at three Ohio reservoirs Big Darby Deer Creek and Paint Creek. The nongovernmental group supports water projects to improve flood control recreation and water supply in these sites.
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Washington
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Ohio
The
Congress
Big Darby
Deer Creek
Paint Creek
Salinger Talks With Khrushchev Do Not Deliver Message
White House press secretary Pierre Salinger spent 13 hours with Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev but brought no message to President Kennedy. He said planned TV exchanges between Kennedy and Khrushchev were on the shelf for a while but will eventually occur.
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New York
White House
Pierre Salinger
Nikita Khrushchev
Kennedy
Russia
Khrushchev
America
Salinger
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Marion Allen
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Art Gasser
Joe Gabriel
Don Braun
Harold Daubenmier
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