Marine Killed in Beirut Accident Suspect Buddy Fire
In Beirut near the airport, a US Marine was shot dead by a fellow Marine during an unauthorized village visit. Initial reports blamed rebels, but officials said the bullet came from a comrade's revolver as they climbed a wall. Pfc. Walter Gordon Richardson, 19, is named. investigation ongoing.
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Weather forecast for Northeast and Northwest Ohio today
Partly cloudy warm and humid conditions with scattered showers or thundershowers this afternoon and tonight. Highs 86 to 90, lows 65 to 70. Tuesday partly cloudy and cooler. Sunday temperatures 60s to 70s, no precipitation in 24 hours ending 8 p.m. Sunday. Humidity 71 percent at 8 a.m., 23 percent at 1 p.m., 51 percent at 8 p.m. Sunrise 6:19 a.m., sunset 8:48 p.m.
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Bartender Slays 2 In Argument
Carl Lilly an off duty bartender faced first degree murder charges after admitting he killed two men in a tavern argument in Ohio. The victims were John Lewis Jr and James H Sykes both residents of Warren County. Lilly claimed self defense stating the men attacked him with knives near his car as he tried to leave.
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Boy 10 Drowns In Ridgeville Pond Tragedy at pond during visit to Frey home
A 10-year-old boy, Michael Porter, drowned when a raft he and four relatives were on tipped over at a Ridgeville pond as seven family members fell into 15 feet of water. The incident occurred during a wedding shower at the Porters Avon Lake home nearby.
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Cancer Break Imminent Says U.S. Surgeon General
UPI reports Dr LeRoy E Busey the U S surgeon general predicts a cancer breakthrough soon While Burney head of the U S Public Health Service urges Americans under 40 to get polio vaccine before peak season He notes optimism from NIH and other sources about virus related cancer causes vaccines and antibiotics as potential aids in fighting the disease
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Soviet Leader Offers Summit Anywhere in Europe
Soviet Premier Khrushchev agreed to aGeneva or any other European city for a summit if New York raises security concerns. He sent letters to the Big Three formally accepting French Premier de Gaulle's suggestion that Europe is a better venue for top level talks.
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Industrialist And Sports Figure Dies
Dale T. White 64 vice president and sales manager of Lorain Brass Co. died yesterday at 4 55 am in St Joseph Hospital after two months of cancer. Born Willard June 24 1894 he lived in Elyria before moving to Lorain 15 years ago. He served on the Cleveland Hopkins Airport planning board and founded the Torain Chapter of the Polio Foundation. A noted golfer champion in 1926 at Elyria Country Club, he formerly played professional football and judged the Plain Dealer Golden Gloves for 25 years. Survived by wife Marjorie Alice, funeral Wednesday at 1 pm at Walter A Frey Funeral Home. Burial Ridgelawn Elyria. The American Legion post of Lorain will conduct military rites.
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Britain backs Baghdad Pact as security link in Middle East
London and Washington defend the Baghdad Pact as a collective security tool amid Iraqi upheaval. Macmillan pledges continued alliance while Dulles discusses arms embargo options and notes the United States will not join as a full member for now.
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Milk truck shooting near Elyria sparks safety debate
An early morning shooting on Route 10 near Elyria injures no one as a milk tank truck bound for Edmonson, NY, is hit by bullets. The driver William R. Zoll of Bird In Hand, Pa., continued to a nearby motel to report the incident, unaware of a local milk strike. Authorities note no suspects and call out conflicting statements from the ODFBA.
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Durkee Rd
Ohio
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Cape Canaveral, Fla
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Pageant plans and a Russia trip tease at Oberlin College
Oberlin College Dean Blair Stewart gears up for a Russia journey while local voters in Brunswick Township Medina County prepare for an incorporation election. The newspaper highlights sections from Amherst comics to courthouse news and includes brief notes on hospital, letters, and market reports across the issue.
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Let Khrushchev Take Chances Urged by Ohioan Bow
Rep. Frank T. Bow of Ohio urged against elaborate preparations to protect Nikita Khrushchev if he travels to New York for a United Nations summit. He told reporters to let Khrushchev chance his fate with those who cherish freedom in America.
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Explorer IV Circles Earth as Signals Mark Radiation Study
Explorer IV, the largest U S satellite, loops the globe every 110 minutes delivering data on deadly radiation and surpassing earlier craft in payload and range. It crosses over Russia, China, and multiple nations, with a mission aimed at mapping radiation belts and aiding future space travel debates.
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Local Boy Finds Treasure In Attic In Lorain County
A Lorain County boy found items in his attic including an old washer two chests of drawers a trunk and an old tricycle. He advertised them in the Chronicle Telegram Want Ads and sold all items in two days for a tidy sum. He plans another garage and basement treasure hunt this weekend. For ads call Dia in Elyria or Lorain.
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