Guilty Plea Declares Hargrove Indictment Likely
Floyd E. Hargrove has pleaded guilty to the Christmas Eve killing of Charles R. Clark. Lake County authorities expect a grand jury indictment in three to four days as prosecutors prepare for a trial. Clark, a scoutmaster and engineer, was shot as he helped his wife prepare dinner. Hargrove admitted details after being given a truth serum and led deputies to a rifle in the Chagrin River. Clark’s widow Lois, once linked to five lovers, denounced the defendant amid ongoing legal proceedings.
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Floyd E. Hargrove
Painesville
Charles Clark
Clark
Hargrove
UPI
Lake County Grand Jury
Sheriff's Office
Lois
Albert Hayer
Charles R. Clark
Hayer
Toice
William B. Evans
Chagrin River
Evans Saihis
Handyman Held in Slaying of Philadelphia Teen
Police in Philadelphia hold 89-year-old Elmo Smith, a recently paroled sex offender and handyman, in the sex slaying of 16-year-old Maryann Mitchell. Investigators tied the case to a bloodstained car found near Smith’s home and a desolate gully where the body was dumped, with the victim last seen waiting for a bus in the rain.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Maryenn Mitchell
Elmo Smith
Upper Merion Township
Maryann
Whitemarsh
Clarence J. Ferguson
Special Investigation Squad
Ferguson
Smith
Dad Helpless As Boy Fights Wheel Chair
Newcastle England report of Thomas Tyzack a father with multiple sclerosis who heard his 10 year old son play near his collapsible wheelchair then scream as the boy became entangled and died while struggling to free himself the father tried to intervene with a milk bottle before neighbors heard and found the child dead in the chair.
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Newcastle
England
UPIC
Thomas Tyzack
Thomas
Tyzack
Lorain Chronicle Telegram 1960 Classified Rates and Notes
The Lorain Chronicle Telegram lists delivery rates for Lorain and adjoining counties at 15 dollars a year in advance and 17 dollars elsewhere in Ohio 18 dollars outside Ohio. The notice is dated January 5 1960 and published by The Lorain County Printing Publishing Co Elyria Ohio referencing second class mailing privileges and general publication details.
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Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co
East Ave
Elyria
Ohio
Lorain
Negro Head S School Board President Chosen in Cleveland
Ralph W. Findlay, 31, an insurance agent and eight year board member, was unanimously elected as the first African American president of the Cleveland Board of Education. He succeeds Charles A. Mooney who did not seek another term.
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Cleveland
UPI
Ralph W. Findlay
Cleveland Board of Education
Findlay
Charles A. Mooney
St. Marys
NAACP Elects Head in Nationwide Board Change
Dr. Robert C. Weaver, 32, former New York rent administrator, named chairman of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. Weaver, a native of Washington, was elected Monday to lead the organization.
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New York
Robert C. Weaver
New York State
Assa
Veto Expected For First Major Bill This Year
Democrats said President Eisenhower may veto the first major legislation sent by the election-year Congress. The outlook comes as lawmakers prepare to pass a measure that could draw a presidential veto.
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Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
Congress
John F. Kennedy
D‘mass
Hubert H. Humphrey
Lyndon B. Johnson
Dtex
Stuart Symington
Four youths die in train race at Greene County crossing
A seven year old car racing two youths near Wright Patterson Air Force Base was hit broadside by a Erie Railroad freight train traveling 50 miles per hour. Three girls Irene Gayheart Joan Callathan and Landry York and Aaron Stevens, driver, died. The crash sent the diesel bumper under the engine and ripped clothing from victims. The cross for the collision lacked warning lights. The group was en route to a Dayton youth meeting when killed.
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Daytona,pty — Minur
Wright- Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton-Yellow Springs
Dayton
Eugene Heid
Beavercreek Township
Greene County
Irene Gayheart
Joan Callathan
Aaron Stevens
Fairborn
Landry York
Stevens
Shave Incident Provokes Korean Outrage Involving Soldiers
UPI reports two American soldiers shaved the heads of two Korean women in an Army camp near Seoul provoking strong South Korean condemnation. The Army said the victims were prostitutes who entered illegally, and noted the incident followed a 7th Division order to cut hair of prostitutes. Identified are Capt. John W. McHenery, 1st Sgt Ora Carnette, and Sgt Harry K. Saunders, with victims Ae Soon Kim and Jong Jon Kim.
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Seoul
Korea
UPI
South Korea
U.S. Army
U. S
Tth
7Th Division
John W. McHenery
Cheyenne
Wyo
Ora Carnette
Chillicothe
Ohio
Harry K. Saunders
Kansas City
Ae Soon Kim
Jong Jon Kim
Angered TV Owner Smashes Sets in Canterury Shop
Canterbury England John L McNally 39 lost patience with a faulty TV for two years and with a 21 pound sledge hammer smashed every television in sight in a Canterbury shop. Defense lawyer said provocation and anger justified the act. Deputy Chairman Christmas Humphries sentenced him to six months in jail.
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Canterbury
England
John L. McNally
McNally
Michael Lewis
Christmas Humphries
Humphries
Mc.Nally
Thurber Urges Eye Care After Loss of Sight
Renowned writer James Thurber, in Columbus for a Broadway-bound premiere, urges public eye-care, cautions against fake cures, and recommends consulting a reputable eye surgeon after discussing his own partial sight loss and experiences.
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Thurber
James Thurber
Walter Mitty
Columbus
Ohio
Michael V. DiSaile
Eye injury and cataract lessons from a patient’s memory
The narrator recalls losing one eye young, then developing a cataract in the other. Surgeons perform cataract removal with high success, and a New York hospital reported near-total recovery in 1940. He notes sympathetic ophthalmia caused his older eye damage and warns timely medical care for eye injuries.
Oberlin businessman Henson C. Tuck dies at 103
Henson C. Tuck, longtime Oberlin resident born October 28, 1856, died aged 103. He ran a decorating trade, operated a store 30 years, and supported Phyllis Wheatley Center as a trustee. Survivors include wife Ella Hale, daughter Dorothea Parsons, son Archibald Tuck, three grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Services are at Cowling-Stang Funeral Home with Rev. Joseph Kinz officiating. Burial in Westwood Cemetery.
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Burling Crossroads
Jackson County
Ohio
Oberlin
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Salina
Kan
Denver
Col
Ella Hale
North Professor St
Dorothea Parsons
New York City
Archibald Tuck
Helen Cohran
USW Policy Group Action On Pact With Kaiser Steel
The United Steelworkers reached a pattern similar to the Oct 246 Kaiser Steel contract. It creates joint union management public committees to suggest work rules and form a special labor peace panel to negotiate contracts without strikes. It aims to share automation gains, with mixed inflationary views voiced by leaders.
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Kaiser Steel Corp
McDonald
Liquid fertilizer boom eyed in Ohio industry growth
Ohio's liquid plant food industry expands with 14 factories in place and three more planned. Dealers tout ease of use and time savings for farmers, while tests in Missouri show liquid and dry forms yield similar results at equivalent nutrient ratios. OSU researchers approve soil fertilizers but doubt leaf sprays boost yields. Largest plant at Kingston with several others across the state.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Ohio State University Agronomists
OSU
Kingston
Ross County
van Wert
Mount Vernon
Marion
Norwalk
Cardington
Arch
Fulton County
Bascom In
Seneca County
Columbus Grove
Putnam County
Botkins In
Shelby County
Plain City
South Scion
Madison County
Mount Victory
Hardin County
Melvin
Clinton County
Dollars And Cents Steel Issues Listed
Washington UPI reports the dollars and cents issues involved in the steel dispute and notes the union originally demanded certain terms.
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Washington
UPI
Bank Robbery Ends With Police Shootout at Roadblock
Turner, 40, who held up a Hamilton bank, was wounded in a roadblock gunfight and listed in serious condition with a head wound. Officers recovered about $1.1 from Turner's car as he stated he acted impulsively and did not intend to harm the officer. A 30 caliber rifle was found in the vehicle.
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Hamilton
UPI
Pleas Turner
Turner
Hamilton Plaza
First National Bank
Frank Lprenz
Ohio 128
U.S. 52
Richard Bowman
Man Killed and 2 Captured After Police Stop
In Dixon Ohio a traffic stop on U S 62 led to a gunfight as a driver and two passengers tried to overpower Officer McLaren. One man, later identified as Charley Harris of Warren, Ohio, was killed. The two others were captured and jailed. burglary tools were found in a stolen car linked to the Dec 14 Barnett's Motel robbery.
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Dixon
UPI
Charley Harris
Warren
Ohio
Harris
Barnett
U.S. 62
Salem
FBI
Richard Dusing
Jack McLaren
Dusing
McLaren
Swarren
Hamlmond
Ind
Ways to Get Ahead This Year
A reader survey highlights how Wall Street Journal readers boost income through articles on new business methods and tax savings. The Journal markets itself as a vital daily business paper with broad coverage and a trial three month subscription offer.
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The
Wall Street Journal
Midwest
Washington News
Wall Street’ Journal
W. Monroe St
Chicago
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