Suspect pleads innocent in triple murder case
LORAIN 25 year old ex convict Lorne Francis Alexander pleaded innocent in municipal court to three counts of first degree murder in the strangling of his common law wife Judith Tremor 23 and her two sons Timothy four and Kevin three months. A preliminary hearing was set for next Tuesday at 16 30 a m. The defense moved to quash the arrest affidavit and warrant and to obtain all police records. Judge Kolena overruled some motions and ordered a written brief by Friday. Alexander appeared handcuffed and claimed innocence. police say he admitted the killings last night after arrest at Ridge Street Elyria home of a friend. The coroner ruled strangulation as the cause of all three deaths. The victims were found yesterday at the rented Ald Street home. The case drew a statewide search for Alexander, who was arrested after a tip from a Ridge Street resident. Police described him as silent, then tearful during the court appearance. The story continues on page 4.
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Quiet couple tied to triple murder shocks Lorain
Neighbors described the couple as a quiet, well behaved family living at 917 West 11th St. in Lorain. Police said Lorne F Alexander, 25, admitted strangling his partner Judith Tremor, 23, and her two young sons, Timothy, 4, and Kevin, 3 months, on July 11 after living as a common law couple with no marriage. The case links to a prior unrelated murder appeal for Dr. Sam Sheppard, as authorities discuss parole and custody rulings while continuing investigations into the Lorain killings.
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Jamboree Sabotaged By Former Members Reported
Ray C Moore, promoter, says sabotage caused the Citizens Band Jamboree and Campout at El Rey Grotto Park. Moore, calling from Columbus where he was hospitalized at Lockbourne Army Air Field, may be sent to Walter Reed Hospital for further exam.
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McNamara returns. recommendations on Viet Nam role unclear
Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara flew back to Washington with a set of recommendations for further U.S. involvement in Vietnam. He refused to say if they include more combat troops, noting only that they aim to fulfill U.S. obligations to South Vietnam while acknowledging the deteriorating situation and stronger Viet Cong attacks. The South Vietnamese regime and U.S. command both urged reinforcements as the monsoon offensive intensified.
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French seek explanation of photo plane overflight
Paris reports puzzled French officials demand an explanation for an American reconnaissance aircraft allegedly photographing a French nuclear production facility. The U S defense department rejects overflight intent while stating a storm forced the plane off its training course and the investigation continues.
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Amherst Planning Commission rejects North Main rezoning proposal
Amherst planners deny a rezoning bid for North Main Street after concerns about land use and traffic impact. The decision shapes future development along the corridor and invites possible appeals or alternative plans from the applicant.
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Goldberg to U.N. Ambassador Named by Johnson
President Johnson announced that Supreme Court Justice Arthur J. Goldberg will become the United States ambassador to the United Nations succeeding the late Adlai E. Stevenson. The decision marks Goldberg's shift from the bench to high diplomatic duty on the international stage.
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Mansfield says Congress may go home by Labor Day
Washington UPI report quotes Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield of Montana expressing optimism that Congress could adjourn by Labor Day if no difficulties of significant magnitude emerge. He notes progress on key issues but cautions on potential hurdles.
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Siege hits Bu Dop outpost as heavy casualties tallied
In Saigon, Communist guerrillas besieged the U S Army Special Forces camp at Bu Dop near Saigon. A U S military spokesman gave heavy losses for the six Americans and about 200 Vietnamese defending the jungle outpost. He noted a substantial attacking force and that American planes counterattacked to lift the siege.
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United States backs British draft on nuclear treaty plan
London reports that the United States has approved in principle a British draft plan for a treaty to prohibit nuclear weapons spread. Canada and Italy also support the plan, with the Geneva Disarmament Conference set to resume on July 27.
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Weather Update For Lake Erie Region
The forecast calls for sunny and cool conditions today with a high of 70 to 76 degrees. Tonight will be clear and very cool with a low of 46 to 54 degrees. Wednesday should be mostly sunny and slightly warmer. Winds from the northeast at 10 to 15 knots today easing to light and variable tonight.
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Sanford Budget Fight Sparks City Hall Standstill
Sanford refuses to sign the city budget amid calls for hearings and council approval. The administration accuses council of misusing funds and earmarking a 5.1 million plan, while proposing a contingency fund and emergency allocations to police fire and other departments. The dispute centers on whether the budget aligns with the city's needs and whether council should approve or modify proposed spending.
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