Trio Dies In Lorain Car Crash With Two Teens Hurt
Frank J. Moody 57, his wife Mary 57, and their 16 year old son James died at St. Joseph Hospital after a two car crash on North Jefferson Blvd. Two teens in the other car were listed in fair to guarded condition. Police said Moody was pinned by the wheel while Mrs Moody and James were trapped. Gluvna 17 denied driving at hospital while Tropic 18 was injured. Coroner ruled three deaths from crash injuries. services set for Thursday.
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Walker rebuked by Army over public statements
Army Secretary Elvis J. Stahr Jr. censured Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker former commander in Germany for derogatory remarks about prominent Americans and media. Walker loses orders to command a corps and is reassigned. investigation found he made serious anti communist remarks and ignored officers' cautions. Four people died in Niagara Falls boating accident. authorities noted no direct link to Walker case.
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Where To Turn Merchants Warned In Elyria Sunday Operations
Merchants in Elyria receive warnings about Sunday operations and possible arrests next week per Ist Pg Sec. Columbia Telephone Co expansion plans totaling 364000 to be spent over 18 months. Kipton mayor to retire with capable successors James Miles notes plus notes on Oberlin College degrees awarded to 446 and seven honorary degrees.
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Weather in Northern Ohio Looms Warm and Humid
Mostly sunny and warm with isolated afternoon thundershowers expected today high near 84. Tonight should be clear and mild with a low mid 60s. Tuesday turns partly cloudy with more showers and potential thunderstorms, winds mainly from the south west then shifting. The Lake Erie region experiences variable winds and scattered moisture as temperatures run above normal and precipitation averages rise through the period. Free camp shirt offer from Elyria YMCA encourages early registration before June 20 for boys and girls.
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Kennedy rides hoist to fly home for rest
President John F Kennedy, using crutches after a back injury, is lifted into a plane at Palm Beach to return to Washington for rest. Aboard the 707 jet the White House said his lift was arranged for safety. NATO and U S leaders prepare to respond to Khrushchev’s Berlin memo as Kennedy plans further health rest in Washington.
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Former Elyria Man Drowns After Move to California
Charles Howard Hill, 28, of Olivehurst California, formerly of Elyria, drowned after leaving Elyria five years ago. A Ko rean War veteran, he worked for Couch-Uthe Co. and the Beiter Line, survived by wife Joyce and three children Debra Rosa Linda and Charles, plus siblings and mother. Funeral and burial were in California. Reports note a summer surge of drownings nationwide, with coastlines and inland waterways claimed dozens of lives over a perilous holiday period.
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Two AWOL GIs confess nationwide crime spree
Two 18 and 19 year old AWOL soldiers confessed to a seven murder and robbery spree spanning the United States. They admitted killing two women at a Jacksonville dog track and an 18 year old hotel maid in Craig Colorado. They claimed five killings in Illinois and Kansas and a Tennessee slaying plus two assaults and six auto thefts. They said robbery was the motive though rape was suspected in one case. The men, Gerald York and James Lathan, started May 27 and ended at a Utah roadblock three miles west of Grantsville. They face interstate transportation charges.
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U S Ends Boycott On Laos
In Geneva the United States rejoined the 14 nation Laos conference after a five day boycott. Law officers from participating nations urged action on necessary states involved. A murder charge was filed in Colorado against two youths tied to a string of killings, their gun bearing carved notches recording each murder.
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Harriman presses for ICC in Laos truce
Ambassador Harriman condemned Britain and Russia for not meeting U.S. demands to empower the Indian Polish Canadian commission. He urged on the spot inspections to maintain the ceasefire and demanded prompt permission for the mission to access sensitive areas and carry out assigned tasks.
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