Logan Chiefs hammer Jackson 20-0 to stay unbeaten
The Logan Chieftains defeated Jackson 20-0, ending the Ironmen's 18-game win streak. Logan's defense dominated, keeping opponents to one touchdown in three games, as coach Mel Adams unveiled new winged T looks and a strong 99-yard opening drive set the tone in SEC play.
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Logan Chieftains
Jackson
LHS
Ironmen
Gallipolis
Chiefs
Logan
Mel Adams
Adams
Steve Cogan
Jim Surrett
Butch Davis
Surrett
Dick Stevens
Sid Smith
Johnson
Daubenmier
Hummel
Stevens
Smith
John Wells
Cogan
Andrew F. Risch 87 Died at Lancaster Hospital
Andrew F. Risch aged 87 formerly of Rockbridge died at 8 40 p m Friday at Lancaster Fairfield Hospital where he had been admitted that day He was a retired farmer born in Hocking County lived in the county all his life until moving to Lancaster to live with his daughter last July He was a member of Logan St Matthew Lutheran Church His wife Minnie died in 1958 He is survived by one daughter Mrs Edna Kern of Lancaster one sister Mrs Tena Dupler of Enterprise two grandchildren and five great grandchildren Funeral services will be held at 2 p m Monday at St Matthew Church with Rev Willard O Drefke officiating Burial will be in Oak Grove Cemetery Friends may call at the Leonard Funeral Home after 7 p m today The casket will not be opened at the church.
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Andrew F. Risch
Rockbridge
Lancaster-Fairfield Hospital
Hocking County
Lancaster
John A
Barbara Blum Risch
Logan St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Minnie
Edna Kern
Tena Dupler
Enterprise
St. Matthew Church
Willard O. Drefke
Oak Grove Cemetery
Leonard Funeral Home
Editors and Judge Clash Over Publicity in Court Trials
New York Justice Bernard S. Meyer proposed a law limiting pretrial reporting to arrest facts and charges. Editors at AP managing editors convention argued such restraints endanger the search for truth, while editors pressed for voluntary restraint and better press law liaison.
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Minneapolis
Meyer
Justice Meyer
John Colburn
Richmond
Times Dispatch
Colburn
Harvey Schwandner
Milwaukee Sentinel
Northwestern University
Schwandner
Alan Hathway
Long Island
Newsday
U S Sailor Held For Aiding Russia
FBI arrested Yeo manist Class Nelson Cornelius Drummond 33 of Baltimore aboard a car near a Westchester diner and charged him with traveling to New York on two dates to secret U S Navy documents for the Soviet U N delegation. The Russians claimed diplomatic immunity after review.
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New York
FBI
United Nations
Boston Post Road
Larchmont
N.Y
U.N
J. Edgar Hoover
Nelson Cornelius Drummond
U.S. Navy
Newport
R.I. Drummond
Baltimore
Drummond
Manhattan
U.S
Earle N. Bishopp
Federal House of Detention
Hoover
Westchester County
Evgeni M. Prokhorov
Ivan Y. Vydrodov
Vyrodov
Prokhorov
Havana
Kennedy backs partial test ban as alternative to full halt
President Kennedy tells Gandhi Peace Foundation the US would accept a no test ban pact if a complete ban cannot be reached. He says such an agreement would curb the arms race and atmospheric radioactive pollution.
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Washington
United States
Kennedy
Gandhi Peace Foundation
Six Colvin Children Die in West Harrison Fire
In West Harrison Indiana Ohio border town six Colvin children perished in a dawn fire. The eldest child reportedly sacrificed his chance to escape in a futile bid to save siblings.
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West Harrison, Ind
Walter Colvin
Ohio-Indiana
Pentagon Warns Russians Over Berlin Nuclear Readiness
Secretary McNamara states the United States is prepared to use nuclear weapons if needed to defend West Berlin. He notes U S and West German forces in high combat readiness and confirms policy to protect vital Western interests including access to Berlin despite not detailing specific triggering conditions. The White House backs the hard line to deter Soviet pressure on the encircled city.
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Washington
United States
Robert S. McNamara
West Berlin
McNamara
U.S
West German
Berlin
West Germany
White House
Rail Labor Fuss Solved Ends Chicago North Western Strike
Settlement of the 30 day Chicago and North Western Railway walkout allows idle passenger and freight trains to resume in nine states. Ben W Heineman says service will return in one to three days. About 1,000 telegraphers and 3,000 track workers are to return immediately as grain livestock and sugar beets flow to markets.
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Chicago
Chicago and North Western Railway
North Western
Ben W. Heineman
Midwest
Union
Bainbridge timber dealer killed by log accident
Alfred Myers 51 a Bainbridge timber dealer was fatally crushed when a 20 inch log rolled back as he moved logs from a truck to a railroad car in Chillicothe Ohio. He was pinned and killed by the log.
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Chillicothe, Ohio
Alfred Myers
Myers
Bainbridge
Chilly Hocking Weather Cooling Through Friday Noon
Temperatures rose to 55 at noon Friday then dropped to 33 early this morning. By 10 a.m. today the high was 58 as the outlook calls for partly cloudy skies and a chance of showers, becoming mostly fair and slightly warmer tonight and tomorrow.
Mississippi Integration Clash Mounts Across Nation
Federal authorities massed U S marshals and 110 Army engineers in Memphis to enforce James Meredith enrollment at Ole Miss amid civil contempt rulings against Gov. Barnett and Lt. Gov. Johnson. Protests triggered high tension as legislators and church groups urged action and accreditation panels warned Mississippi schools. In Birmingham a white Nazi attacked Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on stage, King survived with injuries described as a right cross and neck blow.
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University of Mississippi
Mississippi
Paul B. Johnson
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
James H. Meredith
Ross Barnett
U.S
Memphis
Tenn
Millington Naval Air Station
Meredith
Jackson
Ole Miss
University of Kentucky
Magnolia
Burke Marshall
U.S. Attorney General
Justice Department
Robert S. McNamara
Washington
Robert Kennedy
H. C. Strider
State Game and Fish Commission
Barnett
Congress
Kennedy
North
Ern
Executive Branch
White House
Birmingham
Ala
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Martin Luther King Jr
Alabama
Auburn
Atlanta
Executive Council
The
Southern College Accreditation Board
Dr. King
Wyatt Tee Walker
American Nazi Party
Kathryn Granahan Becomes U S Treasurer
Philadelphia AP report notes Kathry n E Granahan, former U S representative, appointed by President Kennedy to be treasurer of the United States. She replaces Elizabeth Smith Gator who resigned to aid Gov. Edmund G Brown’s reelection campaign. Granahan is widow of William T Granahan, who died in 1956.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
U.S
Kathryn E. Granahan
Kennedy
United States
Granahan
California
Edmund G. Brown
Four Area Youths Nabbed By Police For Halloweening
Four youths aged 15 and 16 were picked up Friday night for Halloweening after pushing a garden tractor into an alley and throwing eggs on a car. They moved a boat trailer and logs into an alley and dumped bricks while upsetting garbage cans. Police ordered them to replace damaged items and wash the splattered car. Police Chief Roy Kelch warned that any property destruction will bring juvenile court charges.
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N. Walnut St. Rd
N. Walnut St
N. Market St
Orchard St
Roy Kelch
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League of Arab States
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