Chieftains Rally To Blank Middleport In League Opener
Logan Chiefs defeat Middleport 22 to 0 in a hard fought Southeastern League opener. Key defensive standouts include Mike Smith, Bob Stewart, Dick Stevens, and Robbie Johnson who blocked a field goal and batted badly down passes. Offensively Logan finally broke through late in the first half with关键 scoring drive and a late plunge by Jim Summel to seal the win.
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Logan
LHS
Chiefs
Mike Smith
Bob
Big Daddy
Robbie Johnson
Scott Ledford
Smith
Stewart
Middleport
Stevens
Johnson
Yellow Jackets
Dave Rice
MHS
Hanning
Middies
Mickey Morris
Morris
Rice
Daubenmier
George Hummel
Steve Mowery
Middie
Jim Summel
Paydirt
Kennedy marks Emancipation Proclamation as a beginning
President Kennedy remarks on the 100th anniversary of Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation broadcast nationwide. The Lincoln draft, retrieved to Washington, is presented by Governor Rockefeller to Allan Nevins as Adlai Stevenson and Thurgood Marshall speak at the Lincoln Memorial ceremony. The speech notes progress and ongoing work to end discrimination and achieve real equality.
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Washington
Kennedy
Abraham Lincoln
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Allan Nevins
Lincoln Memorial
Adlai Stevenson
U.S
United Nations
Thurgood Marshall
Albany
N.Y
Lincoln
U.S. and Soviet Trade Accusations Over Cuba Tensions
At the United Nations, U.S. delegate Adlai Stevenson and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko exchanged charges over Cuba. Stevenson said Soviet arms to Cuba threaten peace while accusing the United States of provoking aggression. Gromyko warned U.S. plans to invade Cuba would ignite war and urged UN action against Soviet threats.
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United Nations
N.Y
United States
Soviet Union
Andrei A. Gromyko
Dean Rusk
New York
Gromyko
Fidel Castro
U.S
Cuba
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Republic of Cuba
Trains Rerouted Through Logan After Derailment
Eight cars derailed on a 113 car New Lexington freight train tied up yards and roads. Trains will move via C and O tracks through Logan with de tours in place until about noon Sunday. Cause remains under investigation.
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New York Central Railroad
C&o
Logan
New Lexington
Columbus
Hobson
DiSalle Presses Ohio Democrats for Progressive Platform
Governor Michael V. DiSalle urged the Ohio Democratic state convention to adopt a platform outlining practical progress for Ohio. He attacked the Republican platform as contradictory and lacking substance, criticizing Governor Rhodes’ programs and urging education, water management, and aid for distressed areas as urgent needs.
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Columbus
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
James A. Rhodes
DiSalle
Stan
Roy
Senate
C. Stanley Mechem
Athens
House
Roger Cloud
Bellefontaine
Rhodes
Cleveland mayor race narrows with three Democrats vying
In Cleveland a special primary on Oct 2 will narrow the Democratic field for mayor to three candidates: Acting Mayor Ralph S. Locher, County Prosecutor John T. Corrigan, and Ohio Attorney General Mark McElroy. Republican Willard W. Brown advances automatically after filing in time.
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Cleveland
Willard W. Brown
GOP
Ralph S. Locher
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Kennedy
John T. Corrigan
Ohio
Mark McElroy
Two Juveniles Attempt Escape From County Jail
Two Hocking County juveniles aged 16 and 15 tried to escape by pushing out cell screens and tampering with window bars late Thursday. Damage was found Friday morning. They had been sentenced that day to Boys Industrial School for car theft and are held in county jail until transfer.
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Paul Hartman
Boys Industrial School
Rhea Bangert Brown
Kentucky
Logan
Bis
Hartman
Ma chinists Extend Contract With Lockheed Firm
The Machinists union and Lockheed Aircraft extend their labor contract indefinitely ending a weekend strike threat. The government says 56 000 workers at Lockheed California plants will stay on the job until a five day notice of termination of the extension is issued.
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Washington
Machinists
Lockheed Aircraft
Lockheed
California
Kennedy Campaign Rally Planned in Cincinnati Next Month
In Cincinnati a campaign rally is set for downtown Fountain Square with President Kennedy expected to attend, announced by Hamilton County Democrats. Khrushchev reportedly hinted at a possible Berlin year end talk with Kennedy, while Schirra’s Sigma 7 mission faces a delay until at least Oct 3 due to a valve issue.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Walter M. Schirra
Earth
Washington
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Berlin
Cincinnati
Fountain Square
Hamilton County Democrats
Medicare Fight To Be Resumed
President Kennedy told the Ohio Democratic convention by telephone that the Medicare fight will resume in January. He urged support for the bill as a national priority and praised Ohio Democrats while backing Lausche DiSalle and more Ohio congressmen. He cited Democratic gains in housing, development, retraining, public works, farm and tax bills and trade expansion amid a Republican-leaning House. Kennedy also credited a shift against Communism during his tenure.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
Kennedy
Newport
R. L
Lyndon B. Johnson
Congress
U.S
Frank J. Lausche
Michael V. DiSalle
House
Rhodes Claims Ohio’s Slow Growth Costs Families
Ohio Governor candidate James A. Rhodes argues the state’s growth lag costs a family of five about 94 per month. He estimates 1961 state income at 23 billion would be 25 billion if aligned with the national average, creating a 2 billion loss and 55 million in foregone tax revenue.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Ohio Weather Outlook Shaped by Approaching Low Pressure
Official Weather Bureau summary reports an area of low pressure moving east across the Midwest bringing widespread cloudiness to Ohio in the early morning. Showers are forecast ahead of the system as it advances.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Midwest
Frost Skims Hocking County as Temps Dip to 32
Light frost touched Hocking County overnight as temperatures fell to 32. Friday’s high reached 67 by 2 p.m., with similar readings expected over the weekend amid cloudy skies and scattered showers and thundershowers forecast for tomorrow.
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Hocking County
Weather Update: Cloudy Skies With Showers Across State
An area of low pressure from Chicago to the southwest was forecast to move east of Ohio by Sunday morning. Today features mostly cloudy skies with a few showers and possible thundershowers, with Sunday turning partly cloudy and dry. Temperatures remain below seasonal normals through the weekend.
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Chicago
Ohio
West German move to bar Red chartered ships in Cuba
Washington reports progress in pressuring Allies to cut Communist shipping to Cuba. West Germany agrees to prevent its ships from Soviet charters, with Britain and Norway thought to follow. US cites Russians using own ships to move arms and personnel, while NATO allies face political resistance at home. House debate on Cuba remains stalled as Rules Committee blocks amendments to the Senate resolution.
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Washington
United States
Cuba
Britain
Norway
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
West Germany
Caribbean
Fidel Castro
Paul G. Rogers
D-Fla
NATO
Rogers
U.S
Capitol Hill
House
Congressional
Rules Committee
Senate
Service Director Rejects Bid For New Police Cruiser
City service director Richard Donahey rejected the sole bid of 1679 dollars from W H Chevrolet to supply a new police cruiser. He said the bid was refused to allow other local dealers to enter bids once 1963 price lists were available. New bids will be accepted for two weeks starting late September to replace the 1962 cruiser.
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W&h Chevrolet
Richard Donahey
Chevrolet
Donahey
JFK Replies To Lawsuit Of 450000 Involving Car Lease
President Kennedy in a written submission denies direct participation in leasing a car involved in an accident. Plaintiffs include four Mississippi delegates to a convention and a plantation owner. They allege injuries from July 12, 1960, when their car was struck by a vehicle leased by Robert Kennedy. Trial pending.
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Los Angeles
Kennedy
Mississippi
Hugh Bailey
Walter O’barr Jr
Jimmie Lee Hills
William Austin
George S. Zarett
Robert F. Kennedy
U.S. Apology Over Altercation In Germany Involves Nigerian Students
The U.S. Army and the American embassy in Bonn apologized for the actions of three U.S. soldiers who assaulted three Nigerian students visiting Germany.
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Frankfurt
Germany
U.S. Army
Bonn
Feuding Argentine factions switch sides in capital clash
In Buenos Aires the longtime rivals of President Jose Maria Guido battled at Constitution Plaza as tanks and machine guns fired between loyalists and rebels. Six dead and dozens wounded marked the fifth day of fighting with shifting allegiances as the navy proposed a three man junta while Guido reportedly offered resignation, later denied by aides.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Jose Maria Guido
Juan Carlos Lorio
Guido
Constitution Plaza
Juan Carlos Ongania
Constitutional
Navy
Adm
Carlos Sanchez Sanudo
Army
Arturo Ossorio Arana
Air Force
Oscar Lentino
Campo de Mayo
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Miss
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Sidney Mize Friday
Ross Barnett
Meredith
Tansky Motors, Inc
E. Main St
John Allen
E. Second St
Tansky's
Medicare
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