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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1969

Page

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Girl dies four hurt in 82 76 crash in Lorain County

A two-vehicle collision at the Lorain County intersection of US 82 and Route 76 killed 16 year old Lorain girl Datina Lowe and injured four others. Irene Smith 25 and her 2 year old daughter Sheila were hospitalized in critical and poor condition. Five men in the truck were in fair condition. Investigation continued as wreckage showed the Smith car demolished and moved 150 feet on Route 82 and the semi overturned. The crash raised Lorain County traffic deaths to 40 for the year.

Hus Lorain Datina Lowe 28Th St Elyria Memorial Hospital Irene Smith West 38Th St Sheila Elyria Memorial Roger Rang Wellton Ave Norwalk Mussell Mack Randall Dr Sandusiy Smith Rt. 82 Lowe Lorain County

Amherst girl and Berlin Heights man die in plane crash near Ortner Field

A T 6 trainer aircraft flown by Luther Boone crashes in a wheat field near Ortner Air Field killing Luther Boone 38 of Smokey Road Berlin Heights and Joyce Brown 19 of 358 Shady Drive Amherst. The incident occurred at 6 p m with reports engine failure as a likely cause.

Birmingham Amherst Berlin Heights Ortner Air Field Joyce Brown Shady Dr Luther Boone Smokey Road Miss Brown Amherst High School Ortner’s Andrew Ortner Jr Ortener Air Service Boone Brooksville Fla Wakeman

Cedarville man robbed of 123 dollars by pitchfork man

Robert Dean, 21, of Cedarville Ohio, was robbed of 123 in the downtown area yesterday by a barefoot woman accompanying a man with a pitchfork. He stood on a sidewalk when the attack occurred.

Washington Robert Dean Cedarville Ohio

Weather Outlook Mostly Sunny with Warm Midweek

A sun filled forecast calls for mostly sunny skies and warm conditions today and tomorrow with highs in the mid to upper 80s and lows around the mid 60s. Monday remains mostly sunny and warm with mild evenings and a later sunset near 9 p.m. Details on page 2.

Spock to Renew Anti War Drive After Acquittal

Dr Benjamin Spock says he will intensify antiwar efforts after the 1st U S Circuit Court of Appeals overturned his conviction for conspiring to counsel draft evasion. He calls the ruling a tragedy and vows renewed work to end the Vietnam war.

Boston Benjamin Spock Vietnam

Court orders new trials in 1968 trial of Coffin and others

The court ordered new trials for two co defendants alongside Rev. William Sloane Coffin Jr. and Mitchell Goodmann amid claims their rights were prejudiced by Judge Fran cis J Ford who instructed the jury on 10 questions. John Wall argued the evidence was ample and the government may appeal, though DOJ has not in 20 years.

William Sloane Coffin Jr Yale University Mitchell Goodmann Temple Maine Francis J. W Ford U.S. District Court Boston John Wall U.S

Bargain bounce ends four day stock slide

The Dow Jones industrial average rose 4.46 points to 852.25 as bargain hunters stepped in after a four day retreat. Of 1,557 NYSE issues, 651 fell and 641 rose with volume at 11.73 million shares, up from 11.46 million the prior day.

NEW York New York Stock Exchange

Apollo 11 littering moon with tools flags and junk

Apollo 11 astronauts will leave a nylon flag a plaque microfilmed leader messages and space debris on the moon including the 4100 pound descent stage and discarded tools and equipment to support safety and fuel needs for ascent and return The crew will also leave laser and seismic instruments a TV camera and small UN flags plus state territories and two full size U.S. flags to be returned to Congress.

Space Center Houston Moon Space Agency Armstrong Aldrin United Nations U.N U.S. Senate House of Representatives

Snipers Fire on Police in Evansville Curfew Incident

Two people were injured when snipers opened fire on police enforcing a dusk to dawn curfew in Evansville Indiana. Authorities said a young Black man was among those involved as night violence continued after an earlier shooting on the East Side.

Evansville Ind

Apollo 11 crews slow training to rest before moon landing

Cape Kennedy Fla AP Apollo 11 astronauts Armst… Armstrong Aldrin and Collins rest pivot to flight readiness. Dr Berry and health watch influence schedule as Nixon cancels dine with crew. Launch countdown proceeds toward 9 82 am EDT Wednesday amid minor pad issues and systems monitoring.

Cape Kennedy Fla Charles A. Berry Berry Neil A. Armstrong Edwin E. Aldrin Jr Michael Collins Nixon

James Stockard leads Lorain County team for 28 years

The Chronicle Telegram previews a feature on James Stockard who has directed the Lorain County team for 28 years, reflecting on the highs and lows, with an exclusive interview by Dennis Hessler set for tomorrow. The paper also teases pieces by Bob Eisenbarth on Canada travel, a 1966 stroke survivor Dr Nila Webb returning to practice, with photos by John Klein, and a new question column launching tomorrow.

James Stockard Lorain County Teamsters Dennis Hessler Stockard Chronicle‘Telegramy Nila Webb Embree Hoffman John Klein

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Janice Arthbrett Donna Lowe By Dennis Hessler Huron Wakeman Fire Department Federal Aviation Administration Sandusky Spock 1St U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Michael Ferber Harvard Raekees Elyria Seer Court Bene Entertainment Pert Neeres Sum of the Eta Sewaeee Nseate Marge Gall Paul Recer Lunar Canada Bob Eisenbarth
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