Lorain Man Stabbed To Death In Bar Scuffle
A 32 year old Lorain man Joseph J. Ribich was stabbed to death after a barroom argument at the Wonder Bar. William H. Willis is held for investigation after reportedly admitting the stabbing. Witnesses describe a drunken brawl involving Ribich and Mike Vignovich as patrons tried to break up the fight.
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Lorain
Wonder Bar
28Th St
Oakwood Ave
Joseph J. Ribich
Norfolk Ave
William H. Willis
East and
Willis
Ribich
Mike C. Vigner
Mast
Usth St
The
Wonder
Leona Kay Gray
Dist St
Viznovich
Vignovich
Wils
Rehicn
LeRoy Smith
King Riklin
Sheppard Prosecutor Refutes Concealed Evidence Claim
Cleveland report details Dr. Samuel Sheppard's bid for a new trial as County Prosecutor J Manon denied suppressing evidence. Mahon defended the state's handling and noted no material was concealed while Sheppard claimed the intruder defense and sought retrial.
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Cleveland
Samuel
H Sheppard
Ant
J. Manon
Manilon
Sunda
Shepperd
Tia Mahon
Mahon
Sheppard
Bay
Weather Update Northeastern Ohio Cloudy with Rain Likely
Cloudy and wet in northeastern Ohio with a high around 50 and a cooler trend tonight. Rain possible Tuesday with temperatures in the 30s. Humidity ranges from 63% to 55% through the day. sunrise 7 52 am sunset 5 0 pm. SINNER AND dancing every Friday and Saturday at the Sheffield Restaurant Mural Room adv.
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Northeastern
Ohio
Sheffield
Briefs Filed In Turnpike Issue Suit
The Columbus area case involves the Ohio Turnpike Commission and Kahler Ellis Co of Louisville Ky in federal court over billboard restrictions along the turnpike right of way. The latest filings seek summary judgment as Kahler Ellis, a holder of turnpike securities, challenges guarantees that no billboards are installed to distract motorists.
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Columbus
New
Turnpike Commission
Lowville
Turnpike
Kahler Ellis Co
Triefs Bacs
Forth Cpike
Kahler Elis
Forth
Wind Turnpike
Ike Plans Budget Submission Dates in January
President Eisenhower to send the new budget to Congress on January 17 and deliver the economic report to the House and Senate on January 20. He consulted with Secretary Dulles, Dr. Hauge, and Dr. Burns as French Chamber of Deputies debated.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
Congress
House
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
John Lester Dulles
Gabriel Hauge
Arthur F. Burns
Council On Economic Advisers
Burns
State of the Union
Senaae
James Hagerty
Dulles
Disenhower
Washington
Tulsa rotates acting mayor among four commissioners
Tulsa operates with the mayor supported by four stand-ins who assume acting mayor duties when the chief is out of town. The rotation assigns one commissioner to act as mayor in the absence of the incumbent.
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Tulsa
Okla
Tilsa
Commission
Chou Warns He Will Use Spying Confessions
United Nations dispatch reports Red China Premier Chou En-lai warned he would present the United States fliers jailed as spies with their confessions in Peiping. Dag Hammarskjold noted the warning as part of Chou's reply to the Peiping mission and the UN face off on Formosa and U.S. naval actions in the region.
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United Nations
N.Y
INS
Dag Hammarskida
China
Chou En-lai
Peiping
U.S
Chen
LA. N
Hithe U
Red China
Formosa
Maming
U.S. Seventh Fleet
Formosa Straits
Chou
Two New Comic Strips Debut in Chronicle Telegram
Rip Kirby by Alex Raymond and Ryatts by Cal Alley premiere today. The features draw on creators families with Alley’s children Pam Kitty Tad Missy Winkie Jess and dog Junior adding a lively air to the strip. Rip Kirby creator Raymond is a former Marine Corps major who returned to civilian life in 1946 and now sees his work in hundreds of newspapers worldwide.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Rip Kirby
Alex Raymond
Twe Ryatts
Cal Alley
Connis
Cal Aley
Byatt
Alleys
Pam
Kitty
Tad
Missy
Winky
Jess
Dog Junior
Ryatt
Marine Corps
Borin
Where To Turn Accidents Mar Yule Week-End
Police and sheriffs deputies keep busy with holiday crashes over the weekend as Lorain area pages note as the Times lists sections including Amherst Oberlin Wellington and Lorain News.
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Kepe
Lorain
Amherst
Oberlin
Wellington
Deadly Newbury, Sutliff cases dominate holiday toll
The Ohio area reports three fatalities in Christmas weekend wrecks and unrelated incidents. Joseph D. Newbury, 50, was struck on Route 18 near Medina by Donald Miller's car while walking at dusk. he died at Medina Hospital. In the same period Harlan C. Shannon, 49, of Grafton was killed when his van backed over him in Lakewood. his wife Nettie and stepson were nearby as wreckage and injuries followed. Nettie Sutliff, 43, of Lakewood died when her car wrecked near Elyria, with husband William Sutliff hospitalized and son William Jr. a former Elyria High football captain. Funeral details for Shannon and Sutliff were announced locally.
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Joseph D. Newbury
Litchfield
William F. Sulliff
Atkins Ave
Lakewood
Elyriaz
Harlan C. Shannon
Erie St
Grafton
Shannon
Loch Mars
Sutil
Cinennati
Wiliam Jr
Willam
Lod
Suthil
Suthill
Lodi Community Hospital
Elyria
Sutliff
Germany
Tlysia
Preswick
Cleveland
St. Paul Church
Tlyvia
iLakewond Rapid Transit Co
Lakewond
Elyria Eagles
Sutliffs
William Jr
Jah
Hoth
Sudro- Curtis Funeral Home
Walter Reif
Ridge Iil Memorial Park
Haliday
Aoear
Highway Patrol
Newbury
Donald Miller
Wellington
Miller
Medina Hospital
Eisenhower Monitors French Rearmament Amid Crisis
President Eisenhower kept his plane ready in Augusta as he and Secretary Dulles watched Paris votes on German rearmament. The White House said Ike may cut Georgia holiday short to attend Cabinet talks if the plan fails. Tentative plans include possible talks with Churchill if France blocks West German rearmament.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
Washington
French National Assembly
Agin
John Yester Dulles
Paris
E.sanhower
Georgia
Isenhower
Winston Churchil
West Germany
Fuller
Iris Uird
Tullerton
Cali
McCarthy Demands U S Cut Off Trade With Red China
Senator McCarthy denounces U S trade with Red China and urges a cut off to nations dealing with Beijing. He proposes aiding Chiang Kai-shek and warns military action against the mainland would fail without American manpower. He singles out Britain as a major offender and criticizes the administration’s China policy.
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Dee. T McCarthy J
U.S
China
Chiang Wai - Shek
McCarthy
Chiang
Truman
Britain
Hom McCarthy
Ideal Bankkeeping Systems
Elyria Office Equip. Co
Miedir
Missiles May Go Up 1000 Miles in Next Years
Air Force experts discuss intercontinental missiles possibly exceeding 1000 miles and reaching outer space or targets 3000 to 6000 miles away. They cite a so called shott burn up rocket with great potential for long range and note possible 6000 mile missiles taking six to eight minutes.
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Washington
Air Force
Neores
Jules Mach
America
Moscow
U.S
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