Lie tests planned for Ridgeville slaying suspects
A 33 year old North Ridgeville auto worker Reymond Duncan was shot to death at 3 30 am in his home. His wife Madeline 29 and half brother Thomas Tyree 27 were held for questioning and to take lie detector tests. The victim died at Elyria Memorial Hospital from two 22 caliber bullets.
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North Ridgeville
Ivine
Reymond Duncen
Olive St
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Madeline
Thomas L. Tyree
Reymond Duncan
Mike Ondreyco
Sheriff's Department
Duncan Home
Tyree
Duncan
Madeline Mae
Emory Hershey
Teenager Tyree Confesses in Police Questioning
Thomas Tyree, questioned for hours, reportedly states he committed the shooting. His father William, arriving from West Virginia, says the son admitted the act. A court reporter records Tyree s statement as Prosecutor Mikus Assistant Prosecutor Otero and Investigator Ondreyco observe. Lie detector tests for Tyree and Mrs Suncan are postponed, facing uncertain necessity.
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Wiliam
West Virginia
Paul Mikus
John Otero
Ondreyco
Tyree
Elysianeinister
Raymond Suncan
Juvenile and mother linked to fatal shooting case
Shaker Heights investigators questioned Duncan and Tyree after a fatal domestic incident. Tyree initially claimed self defense but later said Mrs. Duncan shot her husband. prosecutors and aides led the questioning as the youths faced detainment for further inquiries.
Weather summary for Northwest and Northeast Ohio
Weather outlook shows partly cloudy conditions today with a high near 40 degrees. Increasing cloudiness tonight with a low around 32 to 36. Tuesday sees a high near 31 to 35 and a low about 23. Five day forecast calls for above normal temperatures, rain midweek, and a colder end to the week. Cemetery wreath offered for 3.95 at Resar’s store on River Street.
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Ohio
Siam
Aluminum Pact Talks Watch Leads to Steel Dispute Pressure
Federal mediators monitor aluminum contract talks in Chicago as steel workers push for a new wage and benefit pattern. Joseph Finnegan suspended steel talks in the city last week and union leaders press to influence major producers with fresh contracts while observers note possible mixed settlements across metals.
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Washington
UPD
Chicago
Joseph F. Finnegan
Ras
Steel Workers
David
McDonald
St In
Iene
Ahamhrom
Cesity
Can Me
Aiu
Governor DiSalle Probes 1967 Murder Conviction
Ohio Governor Michael V. DiSalle began a personal review of Homer Jack Dean's first degree murder conviction in the Elmo Rice slaying near Columbus. He cited conflicting police testimony and pledged to interview involved parties and Dean after studying over a thousand pages of testimony.
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Columbus
UPI
Michael V. DiSalle
Homer Jack Dean
DiSaile
Dean
Elmo Rice
Rice
West Virginia
Rice Ater Answersme 2
Pardon and
Persle Commission
DiSalie
Clemenc
Christmas for Every Family Aid Needs Across Four Cases
In the Christmas for Every Family drive three of four cases show dire need. A blind man seeks a push cart to support his gait, a mother in failing health requests help, and a man with a broken back desires electronics to aid reading and therapy. The program urges community response.
Eisenhower Visits Iran And Ramps Up Greece Tour
President Eisenhower, after a three hour visit in Tehran, travels to Greece on a peace and freedom mission. He pledges continued U.S. military aid against Communist threats, lauds Iran’s stance toward Russia, and is greeted by grand receptions in Tehran and Athens as he outlines aid ideas for underdeveloped Middle East nations.
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Athens
Greece
UPI
Eisenhower
Iran
U.S
Tehran
Russia
India
Fisenhower
New Delhi
Ésefx
Eseshower
Des Mointes
Tunisia
France
Constantin Karavnankis
Karamanlis
Mideast
Paul
Frederika
Royal Palace
Karamaniis
Academy of Athens
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahjieni
Persia
Marint Palace
Majlis
Falcon Haulers Out In Dispute
Union Local S44 and two car hauler firms failed to resolve a wildcat labor dispute on Baumhar’s Road. Drivers halted work over proposed route changes and mid Detroit area shifts at the Lorain Assembly Plant, amid production and layoffs pressures at Ford plants.
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Teamsters Union
S44
Dealers Transport Co
Auto Transport Co
Baumhars Rd
Cleveland
Lorain
Detroit Area
Petrote
Ford
Youngstown Bank Robbed of About $20,000
An armed bandit wearing a stocking over his head robbed Union National Bank in Youngstown of about $20,000 in cash. He ordered the cashier to fill a bag with bills and fled in a stolen Ford convertible, prompting police to set roadblocks. A pursuing customer chased the suspect until a high speed chase in Sharon, Pennsylvania occurred.
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Youngstown
UPI
Union National Bank
William J. Fitch
Fitch
SpringGeld
Here
Fie
Robert J. Herberger
Herberger
Pennsylvania
Sharon
Ambody
Ceed
Russians Confident Subs Could Disrupt Atlantic Lifeline
London reports Jane's Fighting Ships editor says Russia believes its 500 submarines including guided missile and atomic-powered craft could sever Atlantic sea lanes and cause major havoc to Allied shipping. The claim notes a potential to block Anglo American naval access near Europe and Asia.
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London
UPS
Russia
Britain
United States
Jane’s Fighting Ships
Standard
World Naval Reference
Europe
Asia
Jane’s
Paraguayan Loyal Troops Hunt Rebels in Paraguay
Loyal Paraguayan troops were reported advancing on rebels in the jungles of southern and eastern Paraguay. Authorities claimed victory over insurgents and recaptured Caazapa, a village 87 miles north of the border. Rebels reportedly held the villages of Yegros, Yuty, and San Juan Bautista.
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Buenos Aires
Upi
Paraguay
Caazapa
Argentina
Stit
Yegros
Yuty
San Juan Bautisia
NATO pledges U S forces in Europe through 1961
Secretary Herter and Undersecretary Ditton told France and allies that American defense forces will stay in Europe at current strength at least until 1961 end. They urged Allies to meet fair shares of Western defense costs amid NATO tensions. Gen Twining warned some nations, especially France, are weakening alliance by lax military commitments as De Gaulle returns to Paris.
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Paris
UPI
Secretar
Lune
Christian Herter
Sato
Europe
C. Dounclas Ditton
France
United States
Herter
NATO
U.S
America
Nathan F. Twining
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Union Leaders Rally in Cleveland Over Steel Contract Offer
Report notes conflicting factions in the steel union dispute with leaders Ray and McDonald in Cleveland. North Ridgeville vote and city hall annex implications prompt emergency council action on contract finalization under solicitor guidance.
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Ray
Cleveland
Hear McDonald
North Ridgeville
Tomer- Fou
Air Wiwy
City Hall
Unwanted items fetch cash in Elyria ad listing
Classified ad notes two piece living room suite with rose frieze in good condition for sale at 423 West Lith Street. Contact FA 2 8650 in Elyria or CE 3 6173 in Lorain to arrange pickup or sale.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Lorain
West Lith St
Christmas Trees From Resar's Nursery Ady River Bis
Resar's nursery advertises cut Christmas trees at 1435 River Bis Ady. Prices and availability are noted for holiday shoppers navigating local listings.
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Thomas Tyree
Dimecan
Sherif
Michael Ondreyco
Shaker Heights
Westerday
Dimgan
Assistamt
Dean Ctero
Tsree
Resar's
River St — Ady
William J. Eaton
DiSalle
DiSeHe
Attormer
Tavera County
Ike
Merriman Smith
White House
Ehpenhower
Iar
Red Bes
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By K. C. Thaler
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Steel Union
Amherst
Abby
Wellington
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