Lock Fails as Prisoner Almost Escapes in Elyria
Elyria man Fletcher Jackson, 25, fled from a cruiser when a rear door lock failed to operate after a fight at Johnny's Bar on Broadway. He was recaptured a few blocks away, charged with disorderly conduct resisting arrest and intoxication. Spectator Patricia Fields, 25, white, was charged with disorderly conduct and abusing police after cursing officers and accusing them of discrimination.
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Lorain
Elyria
Broadway
Fletcher Jackson
Maple St
Patricia Fields
East 21St St
Jackson
Fields
Five hurt in Lorain weekend auto and bike crashes
Lorain incidents left five injured, including a bicyclist, Preston Montgomery, 11, and four adults, treated at St. Joseph Hospital for scrapes and bruises. Montgomery’s bike struck a car driven by Joseph Trebonik, 47, who was not arrested. Wayne Wayda, Arthur Woodson, Walter Gordon, and Janet Kinzel also sustained injuries in separate collisions along Clifton and West 22nd Streets.
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Lorain
St. Joseph Hospital
Preston Montgomery
Clifton Ave
Beverly Wayda
West 37Th St
Arthur Woodson
East 22Nd St
Walter Gordon
Reid Ave
Janet Kinzel
Orchard St
Avon
Montgomery
Joseph Trebonik
West 18Th St
35Th St
Clifton
Trebonik
Wanda
I and
Woodson
22Nd St
Ashland
Wayda Auto
West Son
Fulbright critiques U-2 report as too soft
Senate Foreign Relations Committee outlines a critical but moderate account of the U-2 incident and summit failure. Fulbright calls the report thorough yet overly cautious while signaling he will present his own views in a forthcoming speech. The panel’s majority faults the Eisenhower administration, noting the flight was ill advised before the Paris Big Four talks.
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Washington
UPI
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Fulbright
Mulbright
Senate
Eisenhower
Paris
Alexander Wiley
R-Wis
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Homer E. Capehart
R-Ind
Capehart
Wiley
Lausche
Plano
Brutality Charges Dropped in Lorain Municipal Court
In Lorain April charges of police brutality against two Elyria men, Everet Lowe and Lawrence Armbruster, were dropped after a non jury trial finding them guilty only of disorderly conduct. Lowe testified he was beaten by Officer Joseph Gethin, who denied using excessive force. Other police brutality charges in the same case were similarly disposed of with no reprimands for officers.
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Lorain
Everet Lowe
Telegraph Rd
Elyria
Lawrence Armbruster
Gulf Rd
Benhart
Broadway
Lowe
Joseph Gethin
Gethin
Ernhart
Lon Adam
No, I will not obey police officer says arrest
Elyria Avenue man Clarence Ulmer 35 of 7341 Elyria Ave was charged with failure to obey after he claimed a robbery and threatened relatives at a West 24th Street home. Ulmer alleged a $185 missing wallet but police did not substantiate the claim. He refused to leave and threatened relatives with harm, leading to his arrest. He said $150 of the stolen money belonged to a lodge.
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Lorain
Elyria Ave
Clarence Ulmer
West 24Th
Stalon
Coast Guard Aids Boats In Distress
Coast Guardsmen aided 10 people whose boats ran into trouble over the weekend. Two vessels suffered major issues and were towed to nearby ports. A 17 one outboard with two aboard ran dry of gasoline off Lynwood Beach. A 15 foot craft with five aboard hit trouble a half mile off Vermilion while returning from a fishing trip. The remaining three people were aboard a craft with motor trouble a quarter mile off Century Park on Saturday night.
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Lorain
United States
Lynwood Beach
Vermilion
Century Park
Piersall Returns to New England Visitor Status
Cleveland Indians centerfielder Jim Piersall visited Newlon Massachusetts with his family and said the trip was routine. Managerial and medical staff denied an ordered rest or test, noting he felt fine after an ejection during the Yankees game and would continue indefinite rest as advised by Dr. Don Kelly.
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Newlon
Mass
Traffic Count Under Way In Lorain
A state highway department traffic count began in Lorain in May and is led by City Engineer Lewis Goodell. Mayor John C. Jaworski said a completion date was not set and the count aims to identify Lorain highway needs through 1980 with final results due by August 15.
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Lorain
State Highway Department
John C. Jaworski
Jaworski
Lewis Goodell
Kipton Garden Club Leads Community Activities
Karen Blackwell demonstrated ripper use at a Kipton Camden Garden Club meeting held July 7. Officers and duties were assigned, plans for project judging and 4-H camp activities were discussed, with junior and senior divisions set for July 13 and 14 at nearby camps.
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Kipton
Donald Dawid
Son Wall
Kupaf
Camden Garden Club
Kerston Pickens
Patnot
Frans Snider
Elyria
Camden
Onville
Tommy Leininger
George Leininger
Sllas
Allien Hospital
Oberlin
Jessie Livermore
Darmy Deaver
North
Martha Deaver
San Jose
Cah
Donald Davidson
Mamie Kleinhaus
Clive Colleen Johnson
Willma Sharp
James Miles
West 18th St Grease Fire Causes $1,000 Damage
An overheated grease fire on a stove at 1222 West 18th St in Lorain caused $1,000 damage to the kitchen and smoke damage to other areas of Ludwig Luxasic's home. Fire officials reported the blaze started yesterday as the fire department noted similar incidents during Wimbledon coverage.
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Lorain
West 18Th St
City Fremen
Ludwig Luxasic
Wimbledon
England
UPI
Young Earl
Butch) Buchholz
Alfred Nickley
St. Louis
Neale Fraser
West Ene
Lake Rd
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Terain
Tom Brundrett
St. George Maiden
Witney
Coast Guard
Piersall Composed
Karen Blackwell
Buchholz
Maytag Elyria CO
Maytag
Lint
Holbrook and Smith
East Ave
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