Fatal Three-Car Crash Kills Westlake Man on North Main
Amherst police continued probe into a Saturday three car collision on North Main Street caused by a wet curve. Victim M Donald Raymond Jr., 37, of Westlake, died from skull fractures. Three others injured, including Donald Given and Ronald Knaitt. Raymond’s funeral planned in New Jersey with survivors listed.
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Man with drill killed at Vermilion dock yard
Cecil A. Garrett 50 of Elyria died after an electric hand drill at a Vermilion River dock shocked him. He wore rubber boots and gloves but a broken trigger led his son to plug in the cord. Garrett was a plant superintendent and church elder. funeral plans and a fund were announced.
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Branch’ County
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Rescue drilling slows as workers near men
In Sheppton Pennsylvania UPI reports drilling to rescue two miners trapped 308 feet underground for two weeks slowed as teams considered widening the 12 inch shaft to 17 inches and possibly 20 inches. Officials weighed whether to send a rescuer into the capsule and inspected a concrete plug to prevent debris.
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Robeson saga: singer missing after alleged break with Reds
A Telegraph London report traces claims about Paul Robeson and his wife amid rumors of secret departure from Britain. It notes Robeson’s visit to East Berlin, his Moscow interview praising Russia, and his lingering illness. Francis calls smuggling claims nonsense and says Robeson remains in Britain recovering.
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Elyria Wins Federal Grant for Water Main Expansion
A $782,000 grant from the Housing and Home Finance Agency funds part of Elyria’s water main extension to the west. City plans to issue bonds repaid from water department revenue for about $800,000, with total project cost near $1.48 million and 557 man months of labor. The expansion will raise capacity from 15.65 million to about 23 million gallons daily with higher filtration needs to be addressed.
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West Ridge
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Student Protests Crushed as Police Kill Girl in Saigon
In Saigon the police shot dead a female student and jailed hundreds of demonstrators, with estimates of about 2,000 students jailed. The crackdown followed opposition to President Ngo Dinh Diem’s government.
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UPI
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Senate moves toward final stage on nuclear test ban treaty
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee pressed toward closing hearings on the test ban pact with Arthur H. Dean and Herbert F. York among witnesses. The panel aimed to finish public hearings and begin closed deliberations, while Pentagon assurances on safeguards drew mixed reactions from critics like Strom Thurmond.
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UPI
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Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy
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Henry M. Jackson
Northeastern Ohio Weather Outlook By UPI
The dispatch says sunny today with a high of 71 to 76. Clear and cool tonight with a low of 48 to 54. Tuesday is fair. temperatures in the mid range. Sunday’s and other details include no precipitation in the last 24 hours, sunrise at 6 47 a m and moonrise around 7 p m with moonset late night.
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United Press International
Ohio
Patrol nabbed suspect after long manhunt in Elyria
In Oberlin Ohio State Patrol tracked Arthur Davis 31 of South Amherst after a 15 hour search. Davis drove wrong way on a divided highway and had a suspended license. He hid in a residence until officers entered and arrested him. He pleaded guilty to driving under suspension and wrong way driving, fined $300 and 10 days in jail.
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Ohio State Patatrol
Arthur Davis
Annis Rd
South Amherst
Davis
Rt. 113
Elyria
Lake Ave
Elysia
State Patrol
David R. Goldthorpe
Elyria Municipal
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