Gunman kills one, wounds three in New York Central Park
In Central Park near 85th Street and Fifth Avenue a gunman killed a woman and wounded three others, including two patrolmen. The shooter, armed with a .45 revolver, killed himself after exchanges with police who fired back. Tear gas flushed him from trees near the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Jacqueline Kennedy was reported to be in the area but away with her children.
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Metropolitan Museum of Art
Stone Comfort Station
Arthur Deutch
McLoughlin
Deutch
Robert McLoughlin
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Jacqueline Kennedy
Hyannis Port
Mass
Angel Angeloff
Manhattan
Charles Bach
Lenox Hill Hospital
Philip Sheridan
Sayville
N.Y
James
Gun control debate splits opinion across the nation
In a polarized national debate on firearms, President Johnson backs nationwide gun registration while gun owners and groups favor state action or penalties over broad registration. Ohio officials urge harsher penalties. retailers vary on sales methods as public opinion and civic input rise. A Chronicle Telegram reader coupon invites views and outlines six policy options.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
National Press Club
Ohio
William B. Saxbe
Ohio Crime Commission
Saxbe
Elyria City Family Discount Center
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Sears, Roebuck and Co
America
Chronicle-Telegram
Arraignment Continued In Youngstown Robbery Case
Wallace Brown, 19, awaits further arraignment in Municipal Court on auto theft and armed robbery charges after a fiery crash near Elyria. Two passengers, Larry Akers and Ollie Hill, listed in fair condition with burns. Police seek accomplice Marvin Gibson, 20, at large for armed robbery. Coombs, 30, dies from burns after explosion.
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Wallace Brown
Frank M. Wilcox
Brown
Larry Akers
North Ridgeville
Coomb
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Ollie Hill
South Maple St
Elyria
Gibson
Chronicle Telegram Holiday Edition At Your Doorstep
A garbled notice promises the Chronicle Telegram holiday edition arriving at readers' doors early tomorrow. It hints at community and world news previews to start the day.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Up With People show disrupted by purse theft at school
At Admiral King High School in Lorain a theft occurred during an Up With People performance as seven performers had wallets and purses stolen. Group manager Ken Twitchell reported the $83 loss.
Bond posted in abortion case in Lorain court
Edward Koester, 26, posted a 5000 dollar bond for the attempted abortion death case in Lorain Municipal Court. Joseph Turza, 28, plans to post bond. both pleaded innocent. Preliminary hearing set for 10:45 am July 11. The charge stems from the death of Gayle Ann Keiffer in Sheffield Lake.
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Sheffield Lake
Frank Katrick
Edward Koester
White Oak Dr
Elyria
Katrick
John S. Korena
Koester
Cleveland
Lorain Court
Joseph Turza
West 37Th St
Turza
Lorain Municipal Court
Gayle Ann Keiffer
Ivanhoe Dr
Big Three seek ruling on Berlin access restriction
The United States Britain and France pressed the Soviet Union to overrule East Germanys new limits on access to West Berlin. Brezhnev argued East Germany has a right to protect its territory. The ambassadors delivered protest notes and pledged to meet international obligations to assure freedom of access, with no retaliation hinted.
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Soviet Union
East Germany
West Berlin
Leonid I. Brezhnev
United States
Britain
France
Berlin
Plane hijacker named as exile
The pisto waving hijacker who forced a Northwest Airlines plane with 86 passengers to Havana was identified as a Cuban exile. The Miami office said the hijacker was Mario Velazquez, but an FBI check had not confirmed which of several Cuban exiles named Velazquez was involved.
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Fla
Northwest Airlines
Havana
State Department
Mario Velazquez
FBI
Togs 1818 style at Wellington sesquicentennial
Yesterday's Wellington sesquicentennial celebration showcased era costumes as James Irish, age 6, pondered the period attire. The item notes related stories on style trends and local civic notes across page 17.
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James Irish
Prospect St
Wellington
Pilot denies Soviet air space violation in Viet Nam troop flight
The U S airliner carrying 214 Viet Nam bound troops was intercepted by Soviet MIGs near the Kurile Islands and forced to land on Iturup. Captain Joseph Tosolini of Bethany Conn says the plane did not stray into Soviet air space and signed letters only under pressure for release. Navigator Larry Guernon says radar data shows a navigational error but the jet may have been off course by up to 100 miles. State Department apologized as the Soviets released the plane swiftly.
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Washington
Federal Aviation Administration
South Vietnam
Tosolini
Lorain Sgt. Ronald Yount Among Plane Crew Released
A Pentagon report lists 231 passengers aboard a chartered DC-8 from Itarup to the Kaurile chain. Among 11 Ohio servicemen released and identified, Lorain native Sgt. Ronald R. Yount is named. Attempts to contact Lorain relatives failed. no addresses released.
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Lorain
Itarup
Pentagon
Ohio
Ronald R. Yount
Army
Weather forecast near Lake Erie with cool trend
Clouds and cool conditions persist through tonight with highs near 60s by the lake and lower elsewhere. Overnight lows expected 45 to 52. Tomorrow slight warmth and a shift to partly cloudy afternoon with details on page 19.
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