Casper Bennett murder case advances to pleas court
The Lorain tavern owner Bennett faces Pleas court as prosecutors and defense wrap up details in the bath tub drowning of his wife Flor. A key witness showed scars on Bennett as he testified about injuries and an alleged peace bond with Irene Miller.
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Pleas Court
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Bennett
Flor
Mikus
Irene Miller
Red mob harasses American attaches in Soviet incidents
UPI reports the U S Embassy said a hastily convened Soviet court forced two American air attaches from Dayton, Ohio to sign a false trespass confession. The March 17 incident in Tula followed a February 14 episode in Leningrad involving two Navy attackers. Both cases ended with 90 day restrictions to Moscow.
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UPI
United States
Dayton
Ohio
Tula
U. S. Navy
Leningrad
Edgar Smith
Edmund J. Zvetina
Soviet Union
Cmdr
Stuart Savage
Alma
Kan
Leonard Bracken
Philadelphia
Cleveland schools talk set to name seven member panel
The Cleveland school board formed a seven member committee to discuss the school construction dispute, replacing a five to five setup. Violence at a construction site left one demonstrator dead, about 20 injured and 42 arrested during the two day clash.
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Cleveland
UPI
Ralph McAllister
Common Pleas Court
John V. Corrigan
Negro lawmaker shot in Baltimore
Mrs Verda Welcome a Maryland state senator and civil rights leader was wounded by gunfire in front of her Baltimore home as five shots were fired. She was treated at home and not hospitalized. Police sought a Negro man who had tried to force his way into her home the previous week. The attack followed Gov Tawes signing a public accommodations bill into law.
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UPI
Verda Welcome
Maryland
Welcome
Baltimore City
Maryland Senate
Henry C. Welcome
Mrs. Welcome
Annapolis
J. Millard Tawes
Dorsey Baldwin
Mrs.Welcome
Oberlin police captain resigns. pension sought
Captain Myron A. Brill, 54, resigns from the Oberlin Police Department effective May 16 after 33 years on the force. City Manager Donald Marquis, acting as police chief, works to persuade Brill to stay. Brill’s retirement pension was approved by the Police Pension Fund Board, marking the second senior resignation in six months following Frank T. Winkler’s exit last October.
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Oberlin
Myron A. Brill
Brill
Donald Marquis
Marquis
Police Pension Fund Board
Garnard Cowling
Ell
Frank T. Winkler
Winkler
Weather outlook for Ohio regions
Forecast for Northwest and Northeast Ohio shows a high of 48 to 58 with fair skies tonight and a low near 30 to 38. Saturday brings increasing clouds and a touch warmer temperatures, while Thursday highs range from 30 to 47 with 7 a.m. humidity around 63 and 1 p.m. around 79.
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Protests Fill Lorain College Site Meeting
A packed Lorain County Community College trustees meeting drew about 50 attendees with standing room only as protesters opposed the North Abbe Road site. Board chair Andrew Warhola said trustees will stand by their 43 vote, contingent on State Board of Regents approval and Elyria utility guarantees. A cross section of residents spoke, with Mrs. Dale Brobst saying residents feel betrayed and railroaded.
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Lorain County Community College Trustees
North Abbe Rd
Andrew Warhola
Lorain
State Board of Regents
Elyria
Dale Brobst
Railroad strike delayed fifteen days in White House bid to avert walkout
President Johnson secured a fifteen day cooling off period to renew rail labor talks. Negotiators for unions and railroads resume sessions in the White House with mediators George W Taylor and Theodore Wheelerto assisting, aiming for a final settlement on the long running dispute.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
White House
George W Taylor
Theodore Wheel
Fire Chief Warns on New Lorain Hospital Protection
A Lorain hospital expansion prompts the fire chief to warn on protective measures and readiness. The discussion centers on new facility risks and required fire safety upgrades for patient care areas. Officials emphasize compliance with codes and reviewing evacuation plans for public safety.
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New Lorain Hospital
Prince of a guy gets royal trip to the old klink
An audacious con man posed as Crown Prince Ade Mole Kawama Lapola of Upper Volta and others. He claimed a democracy and lectured in colleges while a prosecutor warned of crimes. A Rev Earnest Russe was jailed for theft by false pretenses. sheriff refused his request to fetch royal robes.
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Dallas
UPI
Crown Prince
Ade Mole Kawama Lapola
Upper
Woods
State Department
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United States
Upper Volta
Sequoia National
State Penitentiary
Bill Decker
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