Skydiver Injured After Parachute Malfunctions in Ohio
Gus Stenstrom, 38, of Willoughby Hills, was injured when his parachute partially opened over a Cleveland area air strip. He fell about 5 000 feet before pulling his rip cord. his reserve tangled with the main chute. He suffered a fractured vertebra and a broken heel and was listed in satisfactory condition at Lake County Memorial Hospital West.
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Cleveland
UPI
Gus Stenstrom
Willoughby Hills
Parkman
Lake County Memorial Hospital West
Stenstrom
David
Accused Slayer Detected By Surgeon
Detectives traced Dick Speck within hours after the Chicago murders but failed to capture him. Corazon Amarao identified Speck, FBI prints matched, and Speck admitted plans to flee to New Orleans. In Cook County Hospital, surgeon Dr. Leroy Smith recognized the tattoo and name, informing police as Speck was moved for treatment.
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Dick Speck
Chile
Union
Speck
Chicago
New Orleans
Shipyard Inn
Corazon Amarao
FBI
Washington
West Madison
Starr Hotel
Leroy Smith
Cook County Hospital
Teen girl drowns with would be rescuer in Ohio River
In Belleville Lock No 20 on the Ohio River near Parkersburg West Virginia Donna Moore 17 waded from shore with a friend. Denver Abbott 38 of South Parkersburg swam to help but both went under. Abbott’s body was recovered. authorities searched for Moore.
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Parkersburg
W.va
UPI
South Parkersburg
Ohio River
Belleville Lock No
Here
Charlie Workman
Donna Moore
Workman
Denver Abbott
Abbott
Miss Moore
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Mas
Daive Stenstrom
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Norwalk
Ohio
Monroe St
Monroeville, Ohio
Cary Loan
Ray Balderson
Jack Alexander
West Main St
Norwalk, O
B. Brian
Smith
Kathy O’connor
Richard Speck
Man
Girl
THE
Rheem High
Inman Bros
Whittlesey Ave
Shop Kroger
Een
Euter
Kroger
Saue
Corate Scot
Swan
Lux
Regu
Reg
Dove
Handy Andy 51
Maxwell House
Armour
Lady Betty Prune Juice
Hartz
the Kroger Co
Wrexe Zoc
Kaiser
Mueller
Sara Lee
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