Safe crackers burglarize Hart Jewelry vault via roof
Hart Jewelry Co in O'Neil-Sheffield Shopping Center was robbed Tuesday night of an estimated 13 600 to 29 000 in jewelry and cash. Thieves cut through eight inches of reinforced concrete to access the vault, entered through the roof and false ceiling, and left with loot after four hours of work. Two men had checked the store the day before, suggesting prior planning.
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Hart Jewelry Co
O'Neil - Sheffield
Henry Zieba
Zieba
Michiel Chaitman
Hart Jewelry Company
O’neil-Sheffield
Palermo Fund Created By Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram will establish a Palermo Fund to aid the family of slain Deputy Sheriff John Palermo. The newspaper contributes 230 dollars and invites individuals or organizations to donate, with checks made to The Palermo Fund and sent to The Chronicle Telegram in Elyria.
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Chronicle - Telegram
John Palermo
Palermo
Chronicle-Telegram
Chronicle- Telegram
Elyria
Kennedy wins Indonesia okay on cease fire and talks
Atty. Gen. Kennedy won Sukarno's agreement to a ceasefire with Malaysia and a summit to pursue peaceful negotiations. Sukarno announced the truce as Kennedy said regional talks in Bangkok and later London would push toward ending guerrilla fighting on Borneo and establishing a conference table solution.
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Robert F. Kennedy
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Malaysia
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First degree murder charge filed in deputy slaying
Lorain County Deputy Sheriff John Palermo's slaying leads to a first degree murder charge. The item appears on page 21 and details the case and authorities involved.
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Lorain County
John Palermo Page
BBC lifts ban on popper content in broadcasts
The BBC halted a ban on popper related material, signaling a policy change in its broadcasting approach. Officials cited evolving standards and a reassessment of what constitutes appropriate on air content. The move affects programming guidelines and may prompt reconsideration of previously restricted segments.
Soviets veto ban on nuclear spread at disarmament talks
In Geneva the Soviet Union vetoed a ban on spreading nuclear weapons while NATO pursues a multilateral nuclear force. Tsarapkin said no nondissemination pact unless the West abandons MILF. The U S rejected discussing the MILF beyond policy terms. The issue frames the conference's second plenary as Poland and Czechoslovakia partly support Tsarapkin's stance.
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Soviet Union
West
United States
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
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NATO
Tsarapkin
West Germany
U.S
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Marian Neszkowski
Europe
Columbia
Pacific Northwest
Johnson Pearson agree on economic golden rule
The two leaders signed an accord to create an international park at F D Roosevelt’s Campobello Island summer home and discussed East West NATO and Western Hemisphere affairs including De Gaulle's stance on recognizing Communist China. Pearson warned of a gulf with De Gaulle and urged cabinet level U S Canadian talks on trade by April.
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UPI
Johnson
Lester B. Pearson
U. S
United States
Canada
Charles de Gai
Johnson Pearson
Pearson
Campobello Island
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Gaulle
China
de Gaulle
Paris
Johnson holds talks with Inter-American Peace Commission
President Johnson meets the Inter-American Peace Commission at the White House to discuss the Panama dispute. The session follows exploratory talks and comes as the United States pulls embassy staff from Panama while aiming to keep channels open for potential reopening.
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Lomma
Dominican Republic
United States
Panama
U. S
Canal Zone
Panama City
Foreign Aid Agency
Peace Commission
Convicted killer Lowery captured after string of robberies
Oklahoma City police arrested Howard Otis Lowery five hours after he hijacked a taxicab at knife point and abducted victims in a spree. He warned victims he was a mental patient, apologized to a cab driver, and released a woman for $3 cab fare before the arrest ended the manhunt.
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Oklahoma City
UPI
Howard Otis Lowery
Lowery
University Hospital
Okla
Oklahoma
Pretty Boy
Floyd
Machine
Kelly
Everett Wiggins
William McCoy
Wiggins
Weather outlook for Ohio districts with mild temperatures
Northeastern and Northwestern Ohio report considerable cloudiness and mild conditions. Scattered showers tonight with a high of 58 and a low around 38 to 45. Friday will be cooler with showers, some mixed with snow by late day. Averages show a Wednesday range of 30 to 42 with no precipitation in the past 24 hours ending 7 p.m. Wednesday. Humidity varied from 82 percent at 7 a.m. to 49 percent by 7 p.m. Sunrise is 7 47 a.m. and sunset 5 32 p.m. Moonrise is 1 01 p.m. and moonset 2 10 a.m.
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Ohio
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