Indicted in Lorain grand jury includes triple strangling case
Assistant Prosecutor Joseph Grunda says the grand jury acted to protect Alexander s rights and speed up his trial. A second grand jury may sit after a month. The hearing was postponed to allow arraignment Tuesday before Judge John D. Pincura with tentative trial dates. Indictments cover 23 individuals including escape charges for five jailbreak suspects and several others on counts such as bigamy drug charges and burglary.
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Cleveland
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Erie St
Fred D. Hill
Pine St
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Cleveland St
Jury Deliberates in Brown Murder Case Amid Accusations
Defense questions suggest Miss Ayres and a divorced mother pressured Brown through a friend to drop the case in exchange for money. Accusers say Brown hoped to win acquittal while his wife and mother awaited the verdict after 40 minutes of review.
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Oo Ayres
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Ion
Blanche
Krupansky
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Appeals approves variance on earth moving permit
The appeals board grants a variance allowing earth moving operations related to a gas distribution vent project. Details indicate the permit conditions and local oversight remain in effect while construction proceeds. The decision affects neighboring properties and the schedule for the gas facility expansion.
Johnson weighs deeper U.S. role in Viet Nam
President Johnson moves toward a decision on expanding US combat in Viet Nam. He convenes a White House strategy conference with Rusk McNamara Wheeler Bundy and plans talks with Senate Leader Mansfield and Senator Dirksen.
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America
Viet Nam
White House
Dean Rusk
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Earle G. Wheeler
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McGeorge Bundy
Senate
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Mont
Everett M. Dirksen
U S jet strikes target Viet Cong losses and Da Nang incidents
In Saigon U S forces and Vietnamese fighters hit Viet Cong positions in the south amid air and naval operations. An American Medal of Honor winner was wounded in a small clash. A Marine and a Vietnamese militiaman were killed near Da Nang in a separate incident. Viet Nam Presse notes penalties for rumor mongering price control evasion and currency speculation.
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Ingersoll
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Tory leader resigns as Douglas-Home quits post
The Conservative party begins its search for a new leader after Sir Alec Douglas-Home's resignation. Observers expect the victor to become Britain's next prime minister and end the party's "grouse moor" image as it seeks renewed unity and magnetism to rally support.
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London
UPI
Alec Douglas-Home
Britain
Ridgeville wins fight to rezone area industrial
North Ridgeville wins its legal battle to rezone 56 acres on Rt. 20 and Lear Nagle Rd. from residential to industrial for Space Age Center Co. The Ninth District Court of Appeals overturned Judge LeRoy F. Kelly’s injunction, ruling zoning decisions fall to the legislative body when the issue is debatable.
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Lear Nagle
Ninth District Court of Appeals
Lorain County Commun Pleas
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Space Age Center Co
London Bridge Report Says Structure Is Cracking
A London City Corporation report states the present London Bridge, 134 years old, shows cracks and is settling into the Thames at a rate of inches per year. The bridge is the successor to an earlier structure dating back to ancient times.
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UPI
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Thames
Diocesan Radio Service To Begin In Service Training
A new world of radio service will offer in service training and programs for schools parishes and Catholic groups. Edward J. Miller named station manager brings experience from WCLV and authorship of The Commercial Broadcast Engineer. Ursuline Sister Mary Terence and Father John A. Leahy will lead programming and coordination.
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National Council of Catholic Women
Holy- Name Society
Seis
Edward J. Miller
South Euclid
John Carroll University
Miller
WCLV
Carroll
Ursuline
Mary Terence
John A. Leahy
Rhodes heads to 57th Governor's Conference in Minneapolis
Gov. James A. Rhodes and his official party departed Columbus to attend the 57th Annual Governor's conference in Minneapolis. Key topics include Lake Erie pollution and Rhodes bridge proposal to Canada.
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Columbus
UPI
James A. Rhodes
Minneapolis
Ohio
Lake Erie
Rhodes
Canada
Democrats forecast quick poverty war approval
Democratic leaders after a bruising House battle over Johnson’s war on poverty predicted early Senate approval of a bill to double federal spending. The House backed the measure Thursday night despite heavy Republican opposition and efforts to cut costs or impose new limits.
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UPI
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Senate
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Johnson signs silver from U S dimes and quarters
President Johnson signed a law to strike silver from the nations dimes and quarters at a White House ceremony. The move ends silver coinage and aims to conserve dwindling silver for defense and consumer products, marking a major shift in U S coinage.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
U. S
Republic
White House
Pravda alleges CIA funds anti Communist group
Pravda charged that the U S Central Intelligence Agency finances an anti Communist organization that advocates sabotage and destruction inside Russia. The claim came as a Soviet court considered Gerald Brooke a British schoolteacher accused of acting as an agent for the group.
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Moscow
UPI
Pravda
U. S
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Russia
Gerald Brooke 2
Weather outlook with showers and warm temperatures
Weather forecast shows showers and partly cloudy to sunny conditions. High around 86 to 91 degrees with fair warm night lows 70 to 75. Saturday turns partly cloudy with heat and humidity and afternoon thundershowers. Lake Erie winds variable today then south to southwest tonight, with occasional thunderstorms nearby.
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Lake Erie
Quiet Election Looms as Democrats Map Caucus
The scene centers on Democratic candidates and a town hall meeting called by the party chair. Proposals to field township and local office contenders surface while pundits note the quiet approach to the state-level Republican and Democratic caucus landscape.
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Spencer
State of Republic
Democrats
Town Hall
Can
W Beas
To Keep Should the Late Our Co Equipped Tear
A brief note reports on an equipment tear and estimate by a local company. The fragment mentions To Keep Should the Late Our Co as a principal subject and notes the ongoing assessment of damaged gear and replacement needs.
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