Disagree With FBI On Slain Identification In Diesel Case
New York police dispute the FBI view on the slain Telvi case and exhumed body evidence. Autopsy shows acid burns on Telvi’s face, conflicting with witness descriptions of the acid thrower. Suspect Drescher surrendered amid ongoing gangland murder probes.
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Weinberg
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Ridgeview Center shopping project eyed for fall start
Ridgeview Center, a $6 million venture by Kelman and Mintz, plans a fall start with a department store and four or five major tenants. A junior department store may open at the northeast end if leases close in time. The project includes 1,050 feet of frontage on Route 20, parking for about 2,000 cars, and growth projections based on census and spending data.
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Stevenson Faces Campaign Funding Dilemma for White House Run
Stevenson weighs strategy as Democratic funds trail Republicans. With less than half the money, he mulls regional campaigning by motorcade and selective speeches rather than full coast-to-coast television tours. Aides debate whether to mirror Eisenhower television attacks or shift to targeted appearances within a tight timetable.
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Two Montreal Men Complete Atlantic Raft Crossing in 88 Days
Gaston Vanackere 31 and Marc Modena 29, both of Montreal, land in Falmouth after an 88 day Atlantic voyage aboard the Legare II raft. Expedition leader Henri Beaudot also from Montreal boarded a passing ship as the raft neared England. The crew endured mountains seas and near starvation relying on fish plankton and rain for sustenance.
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GOP Platform Draft Scrutiny at San Francisco Caucus
At the Republican convention in San Francisco delegates weigh a platform plank urging a constitutional amendment on birthright and immigration quotas, call for a fairer McCarran Act reform, and support refugee relief expansion while endorsing Nixon’s renomination. The session also backs a stronger defense including jet powered air force and mobile bases.
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Langlie Opens GOP Convention With Low Key Attack
Governor Langlie of Washington delivered a restrained keynote at the Republican convention, contrasting the Eisenhower years with Democratic claims. He mocked Nixon era politics, warned against party coalitions, and urged a focus on prosperity and prudent budgets while noting southern gains and farmer parity plank.
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Bender Frames Republicans as United America Leaders
Rep. Bender told the assembly the GOP is the spokesman for a united America for 100 years. Rep. William Ayres of Akron said the steel strike, settled without federal mediation, marked a victory for President Eisenhower’s policies. A dinner for Ohio delegates and guests followed by a second breakfast caucus is planned for Wednesday.
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Akron
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Ohio
Man Killed In Crash Offered Elyria Position
Harold Bacon 39 a senior department supervisor at Lutheran Memorial School in Cleveland and Arthur F. Kirstein 50 a primary teacher were killed in a truck car collision north of Bryan Williams County. Officials said Bacon had been offered a teaching position at St John Lutheran School in Elyria this summer. Both men died instantly after their car struck a steel transport truck as they turned onto U S 20 from Rt 1a. Kirstein leaves wife Lydia and daughter Natale. Bacon leaves wife Alice and two children Harold 12 and Mark four months and Lynne 7.
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Williams County
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Mark
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LaGrange
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Parents Of Boy Bitten By Dog Learn Of Peril
In Dallas Texas a six year old boy named King Lear, son of Mr and Mrs C Lear, underwent treatments to save his life after being bitten by a rabid dog in Rockwall. A broad regional search followed the incident as authorities tracked the child via radio alerts. The family learned of the peril when a radio broadcast was accidentally overheard by Mrs Lear.
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Ridgeville Eyes Large Shopping Center Expansion
Auto agency may be added in a new building at the west end of the Ridgeview center, making it among the first to include a car salesroom. Plans show a 20 acre site with a bank, restaurant, hardware, dress shops, drugstore, supermarket, arcade, and multiple stores. A second story would offer medical and professional offices with four major tenants already committed.
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Rassler
Ridgeville
Attrc
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Kelman
Abbe Rd
Cleveland St
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Ridgeview
Celebrezze Charges State Lured Cities With 90-10 Formula
Cleveland Mayor Anthony Celebrezze charges the State Highway Department offered inducements to lure large cities into adopting a 90-10 interstate funding split. He says many cities refused and cites Dayton Toledo Akron Canton Youngstown as cases.
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Hodge State Prison Case Reports Embezzlement Conviction
State auditor Orville E Hodge of Illinois was sentenced to 12 to 15 years in state prison after pleading guilty to embezzlement in a phony state check scheme. Warden Ross B Randolph commented on possible work at the prison rock yard as Hodge faced internal scandal and health issues after hospitalization.
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