142 LHS Graduates Told To Answer Soviet Challenge
Marshall College president Dr Stewart H Smith addressed Logan High Schools largest graduating class, urging graduates to take education seriously as the nation faces Russian competition. He outlined five rules for living and emphasized lifelong learning, integrity, self reliance, and humility. Diplomas were presented by Dr Frederick W Blume as principals and superintendents announced.
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LHS
Stewart H. Smith
Marshall College
Huntington
W. Va
Logan High School
Frederick W. Blume
Harley Ellinger
Wallace Blake
Zanesville
Ruth Ann Lackey
William Joseph Walker
Carole Orndoff
Peyton David Reed, Jr
Miriam Schottke
Charles P. Foy
Roy E. Klingler
Five Teens Injured in Rt 180 Crash Near Logan
A car driven by Ada M. Nihiser 17 of Logan lost control on Rt 180 four miles south of Rt 33 at 9 45 p m and struck a tree. Five youths were hospitalized at Hocking Valley and University Hospitals with skull fracture jaw fractures and head injuries.
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Ada M. Nihiser
Logan Rt. 2
Rt. 180
Rt. 33
State Highway Patrol
Nihiser
Hocking Valley Hospital
Ronald Harden
Logan
Vaughn W. Morehouse
Lancaster
University Hospital, Columbus
Miss Nihiser
Charleen Kennard
William Downs
Many Events Set In Logan Over Memorial Day Weekend
A Logan schedule lists class reunions at various sites at 6 and 6 30 p m today. The LHS Alumni Association meets at 8 30 p m in the high school auditorium followed by an alumni dance at 10 30 p m in the gym. Open houses Monday include Westminster Church and the American Legion home. The Memorial Day parade assembles at 9 30 a m for Oak Grove Cemetery services. The city pool opens at 1 p m and offices close for the holiday. no Logan Daily News edition Monday.
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LHS Alumni Association
LHS
Westminster House
The
Presbyterian Church
Oak Grove
American Legion
Logan Daily News
Cattle Wander Into Whisky Mash On Farm
Frederick, Maryland AP Farmpain Harry Main discovered his cows drank moonshine after wandering onto eight barrels of whisky mash on his farm. A nearby still was seized by deputies. Two men from Washington, Thomas Dawkins 49 and Robert Vinson 30, were arrested on moonshine charges and held on $1,000 bond each.
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Frederick, Md
Harry Main
Main
Thomas Dawkins
Robert Vinson
Washington
Pleasure-Bent Americans Start Out On 3-Day Holiday
Thousands hit the highways for the first full Memorial Day weekend with light traffic fatalities so far. A 10 month old Amos Loyer was killed in Wakeman Ohio when struck by a truck driven by his father. In Chicago two killed five injured as car crashed into a utility pole. The National Safety Council expects about 375 deaths in this 78 hour period.
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Wakeman
Ohio
Chicago
National Safety Council
United States
Associated Press
Council
Epidemics Feared After Chile Quake Strikes Valdivia
In quake shattered southern Chile fears of epidemics grow as shortages of food and water trigger hunger riots in Valdivia. U.S. Navy Cmdr. Robert E. Merchant reports malnutrition and water scarcity among relief workers as officials warn the death toll near 3,000 may rise. Two more quakes hit the region amid a massive 54 Globemaster airlift that struggles to reach hardest hit areas.
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Santiago
Chile
Valdivia
U. S. Navy
Robert E. Merchant
U.S
Puerto Montt
U. S. Air Force
Underseas Object Puzzle Stuns Navy Off Florida Coast
Key West AP dispatch reports a motionless undersea object provoking submarine rumors off Florida. Louisiana also probes a periscope sighting of a ship 20 miles from Baton Rouge. Navy doubts a submarine is present and notes legal limits on interception.
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Fla
Navy
Florida
Louisiana
R. P. Smith
Mississippi
Baton Rouge
Atlantic
Famous Artist Dies
James Montgomery Flagg died in New York at 82 after a long illness and near blindness. The famed artist of the Uncle Sam WWI recruitment poster had been in frail health.
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New York
James Montgomery Flagg
Ohio Weekend Weather To Be Generally Fair
Memorial Day weekend will be generally fair across Ohio with gradual clearing and scattered rain. Forecasts cover South Central Central Northeast Northwest and surrounding regions with highs from the 60s to mid 70s and variable overnight lows.
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Ohio
Senate probes U2 misstatements amid calls for better agency coordination
Senate Foreign Relations Committee chair Fulbright criticized insufficient coordination among State, White House, CIA and others after conflicting early U2 statements. Secretary Herter and Undersecretary Dillon testified, defending the flights’ role in protecting the free world while acknowledging the summit's failure partly due to the incident.
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Senate
J. William Fulbright
Dp. Ark
Christian A. Herter
Douglas Dillon
Fulbright
Herter
Free World
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
State Department
White House
Central Intelligence Agency
Allen Dulles
CIA
River Near Flood Stage Drops as Weather Clears in Ohio
The Hocking River rose to within three feet of flood stage after heavy Thursday rains and dropped rapidly as skies cleared. In Logan the water level at the city water plant was four feet at 11 am, half the flood mark. Total two day rainfall was .70 inch with Memorial Day weekend forecast mostly cloudy and light rain possible in parts. Temperature at 11 am was 70 with yesterday's high 71 and low 45.
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Hocking
City
Logan
Ohio
Ohio Market Hog Prices Dip This Week
Ohio market hog prices fell five cents from last week to 17.75 dollars per 100 pounds, per the Agriculture Department report released in Columbus.
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Ohio
Columbus, Ohio
Agriculture Department
120 U.S. Airplanes Go To Far East Training Flight
A 120 aircraft Air Force group including fighters troop carriers and tankers heads to the Far East for a two week training exercise. Departing California on Wednesday the unit will visit the Philippines Thailand and Formosa before a mid month return. Defense officials say the plan has been in the works for six months and aims to test rapid long distance deployment by the Tactical Air Force in an emergency.
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Far East
Pentagon
California
Philippines
Thailand
Formosa
United States
Defense Department
Thomas D. White
Air Force
Tactical Air Force
Floods in Manila Kill 71. Thousands Left Homeless
Manila area flooded by monsoon rains leaving half the capital underwater. Officials report 71 deaths and thousands displaced as rescue efforts continue and streets remain impassable.
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Manila
Churches Schedule Vacation Bible Schools Statewide
Several churches announce vacation Bible school sessions starting in June with daily classes from 9 to 11 or 11:30 am for children aged about two to fifteen. Participating churches include Logan Nazarene Kline Memorial Pleasant Hill EFUB Enterprise Rockbridge EUB First Methodist Logan and Logan First Presbyterian.
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Kline Memorial
Pleasant Hill
EUB
Nazarene Bible School
Jesus
EFUB
Enterprise
Rockbridge
Alice Kuhn
Everett Aldstadt
Harold
Logan Eur Church
Robert Shaw
First Methodist Church of
Logan
Herbert Walker
Logan First Presbyterian Church
Turkey Junta Forms Panel to Draft New Constitution
In Istanbul and Ankara the ruling military junta appointed a Board of professors scientists and jurists to draft a new democratic constitution. They pledged soon elections and promise to keep the US alliance, while Menderes and key officials remain under arrest. The move follows Friday's coup and aims to restore civilian rule.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Adnan Menderes
Cemal Gursel
Turkish National Union Committee
Siddik Sami Omar
Istanbul University
Ankara
United States
Menderes
Coun
Gursel
Committee of National Unity
Cesal Bayer
Fatin Rustu Orlu
Democratic Party
Khrushchev attacks Eisenhower and U.S. policy in three hour broadcast
Premier Nikita Khrushchev in a Kremlin radio TV address lambasted U.S. policy after Paris summit failures. He blamed Washington for world tensions, warned of renewed nuclear tests if the United States does, and urged fresh talks on disarmament while signaling potential future summits. He mocked U.S. leaders and referenced basing and alliances including Japan and Turkey.
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Herter
Nikita Khrushchev
Paris
Fulbright
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Pentagon
United States
Kremlin
U.S
Bonn
China
India
Indonesia
Soviet Union
Turkey
Adnan Menderes
Japan
U.s.japan
Ussr
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Moscow
Black Sea
Communist Party
Mikoyan
No Man Should Feel Lonely On Memorial Day
HAL BOYLE reflects on Memorial Day as a time to remember the dead and feel their continued presence. He urges viewing memory as a shared voyage, revisiting beloved relatives, friends, and even admired writers, to find meaning rather than sorrow.
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Hal Boyle
America
John Keats
Thomas Hardy
Tom Wolfe
Sara Teasdale
Emily Dickinson
Mother Eve
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