Whetstone Defeats Logan 16-8 to Keep Clean Record
Whetstone 16 Logan 8. Braves stay undefeated as Logan Chiefs stumble with two fumbles and two dropped passes. Hummel leads Logan with a 28 yard TD late, Zimmerman's 16 yard pass to Borah and Schuman top Braves in rushing.
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Columbus
Whetstone
Logan Chieftains
Chiefs
Logan
Bexley
George Hummel
LHS
Braves
John Schuman
Chuck Isaly
Vic Zimmerman
Schuman
Hummel
Dame Fortune
Robbie Johnson
Steve Mowery
Zimmerman
Dick Warner
Steve Borah
Johnson
Borah
Dale Brenning
John Gasser
Brenning
Earthquake Linked to Nuclear Tests Near Las Vegas
An earthquake felt in Las Vegas is attributed to a Friday underground nuclear blast 80 miles away. Scientists from CALTECH and authorities including the AEC confirm the tremor matches the test’s timing with a yield between 20 000 to 1 million tons of TNT.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Atomic Energy Commission
Berkeley
Pasadena
San Diego
Calif
California Institute of Technology
Charles Richter
AEC
Senate Debates Extended on Nuclear Test Ban Pact
Senate debate on the limited nuclear test ban treaty may extend into a third week as Sen. Mansfield pushes for early and late sessions. He seeks a ratification vote by next weekend if possible, but may continue sessions including Saturdays. Thurmond blocks unanimous consent to move to ratification votes. Supporters claim 80 votes or more are in sight. Goldwater and Miller warn of Soviet follow up affecting the 1964 election.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Strom Thurmond
Ds.c
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Jack Miller
Iowa
Cool Wave Closes Pool For Season At Logan
The Logan swimming pool closes for the season as chilly weather arrives. School Superintendent Dwight Diller said it stayed open for physical education classes for grades 7 through 10 through Thursday, with public swimming from 1 to 5 last Saturday and Sunday.
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Logan
Dwight Diller
Mrs Courtney of Grand Rapids Celebrates 100th Birthday
Mrs Richard Courtney of Grand Rapids in Wood County marked her 100th birthday Friday. She was born near Fremont and celebrated with family in Bowling Green Ohio.
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Bowling Green
Ohio
Richard Courtney
Grand Rapids
Wood County
Courtney
Fremont
Beatniks Head For Home After Rowdy Hearing
Washington AP report on HUAC hearings ending after violent protests by beatnik students who traveled to Cuba despite a State Department ban. Police clashed with demonstrators outside the old House office building as the group left, shouting against tyranny and HUAC.
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Washington
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Congress
Cuba
State Department
Kathy Prensky
Progressive Labor Student Club
HUAC
Un-American Activities Committee
Independence Avenue
Capitol
Alfred Nittle
Progressive Labor Organization
Party
Police Nab Auto Theft Suspect Here
A 17 year old Orlando youth is held at Athens headquarters on auto theft suspicions. The stolen car from a Norwood man was found abandoned in a clay pit near the Hocking Athens county line after a chase from Nelsonville. He was captured in the Logan bus station an hour later and turned over for investigation.
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State Highway Patrol
Orlando
Fla
Athens
Rt. 33
Hocking
Athens County
Nelsonville
Clay Pit
Logan
Weekend forecast for Hocking Valley brings warmer spell
Fair skies and a modest warmup are forecast for the Hocking Valley over the weekend. The day began with a chilly 39 degrees and had risen to 61 by 11 a.m.
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Hocking Valley
Viet Nam Student Riots Split Across South Provinces
In Dalat Bien Hoa and Vinh Long thousands of students in three cities rioted against Ngo Dinh Diem’s regime as martial law ended. Hundreds were detained and a Saigon hospital strike ended with the release of a professor and family.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Diem
South Viet Nam
Dalat
Saigon University Faculty of Medicine
Hocking County Fair School Day Sets Attendance Record
The third annual junior live stock sale at Hocking County Fair drew 2 229 paid attendees on Friday with hundreds more kids on free School Day. Auction totals featured 20 steers 14 market pigs and 27 market lambs plus top bids of 42 50 per cwt for grand champion steer 50 per cwt for grand champion pig and 49 per cwt for grand champion lamb.
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Hocking County Fair
Mike Bailey
Angus
Hocking County Farm Bureau
Rockbridge Rt. 1
Buckeye Boys & Girls
Marty Sharrett
Logan
W&h Chevrolet
Hocking Livestock Leaders
Bailey
Steve Gregory
Logan Rt. 2
Bob Evans
Gibisonville Tigers
Farm Bureau
Mary Lou Gillogly
Logan Rt. 3
Merl Beery
Market Lambs
Tar Rescued After Falling From Ship
German seaman Franz Strycharczyk, 26, third engineer aboard the Freiburg, swam for hours after going overboard 800 miles northeast of Bermuda during a break on deck. Rescued by Coast Guard cutter Absecon with help from Ocean Station Echo, he credited luck and was later returned to the Freiburg.
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New York
Coast Guard
Franz Strycharczyk
Freiburg
Franz
Bermuda
Tampico
Mexico
Rotterdam
Echo
Absecon
Friday 13th Sparks Ansonia Victory Over Riverside
In Greenville Ohio Ansonia High finally ends a 38 game losing streak with a 6 to 0 win over Riverside on Friday the 13th. The win snapped a long drought and provided a rare bright moment for the struggling program.
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Greenville
First subfreezing temp hits Pandora Ohio
The Weather Bureau notes Ohio's first sub freezing reading this late summer fell to 31 degrees in Pandora on Friday night marking an unusual cold spell for the region.
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Columbus, Ohio
The
Weather Bureau
Ohio
Pandora
Truman Predicts Ohio Senator Young Will Run Again
Former President Harry S. Truman, in Cleveland for an appreciation dinner, said he believes Senator Stephen M. Young will seek re election in 1964. Young gave only a noncommittal reply. Truman, who flew from Kansas City, praised Kennedy’s progress but cautioned on judging a president after six years and commented on civil rights policies.
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Cleveland
Harry S. Truman
Ohio
Stephen M. Young
Young
Truman
Kansas City
Kennedy
Quintuplets Born To Wife Of S. Dakota Shipping Clerk
Five babies were born to 30-year-old Mrs. Andrew Fischer in Aberdeen South Dakota at St Luke's Hospital. Four girls and one boy arrived between 1 30 a m and 3 10 a m weighing not immediately reported. The mother and all five infants were described as in good condition.
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Aberdeen
S.D
Andrew Fischer
St. Luke's Hospital
Fischer
Fischers
Danny
Denise
Charlotte
Julie
Evelyn
Maracaibo
Venezuela
Cuervo de Prieto
Western Hemisphere
Dionne
Canada
Emile
Annette
Cecile
Marie
Yvonne
Health Leaders Split Roles At Ohio Conference Meeting
Dr. Robert Vogel of Montgomery County was named president elect of the Ohio Conference of Health Commissioners and Dr. John Mor ley of Akron was installed as president at the annual meeting in Columbus.
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Columbus, Ohio
Robert Vogel
Montgomery County
Ohio Conference of Health Commissioners
John Morley
Akron
Saxbe Goes On Two-Week Naval Training Tour
Atty. Gen. William B. Saxbe departs Columbus for a two-week active duty training tour at the U S Naval Air Station in Norfolk Virginia.
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Columbus
Ohio
William B. Saxbe
U.S. Naval Air Station
Norfolk
U S Aid For South Viet Nam Questioned At Conference
Mrs Ngo Dinh Nhu confronted reporters with tears as she warned that cutting U S aid to South Viet Nam would lose world confidence. She urged a U N inquiry into the Buddhist crisis, while noting the Diem regime would likely accept one. Rep Frank Church sought halting aid pending policy changes. President Kennedy supported continuing aid to defeat Viet Cong.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Ngo Dinh Nhut
United States
South Viet Nam
U.N
Ceylon
Viet Nam
U.S
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Washington
Diem
Kennedy
Goodyear Expands Temporary Logan Plant
Goodyear expands its temporary Logan plant in Hocking County. Work has begun on an addition to the highway building to support Picotrim manufacturing. A concrete slab was poured and framing is under way as employment near nine workers per shift across three shifts.
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Goodyear
Logan
Hocking County
Picotrim
Seat Belts Unused in Akron Crash Fatalities
A Massillon couple Lyn Harkcom 27 and Mrs. Schmitt 25 and Darlene Schmitt 16 died Friday night when their cars collided on Ohio 619 southeast of Akron. Three Latontown girls were injured in Schmitt’s car. Schmitt tried to pass another vehicle. both cars had seat belts but they were not used.
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Akron, Ohio
Massillon
Uniontown
Ohio
Here
Lyn Harkcom
Darlene Schmitt
Harkcom
Miss Schmitt
Latontown
Pat Dallas
Cathy
Janet Sue Craiglow
Harkeem Auto
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Madame Nhu
Rap Diem
Heine Packing Co
Lake Logan Livestock 4-H Club
Arthur MacCollister
S. Dakota
Saxbe
Tho
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