Slain Father Charged In Knife Rampage In Chicago
Police say Raymond Hernandez 26 will face murder charges for killing his wife Maria Gomez Hernandez 25, three children Rosita 2, Icky 4, Emma 6, and cousin Lugando Perez 26 with an 11 inch chef knife in two Chicago apartments late Tuesday night. Hernandez admitted the slayings, citing alleged dating between his wife and Perez. He was captured soon after.
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Chicago
UPI
Raymond Hernandez
Rosita Gomez Hernandez
Icky Hernandez
Emma Gomez Hernandez
Hernandez
Maria Gomez Hernandez
Philip Idean
Perez
Two Brunswick Men Die In Route 61 Crash
Two Brunswick men Fred Zoschnick aged 70 and Andrew Pensner aged 73 were killed in a two vehicle crash at the intersection of Routes 61 and 602, three miles northeast of Norwalk. Leonard Keller aged 11 survived with a cut elbow and bruises, while truck driver Stanley Haverstock aged 42 and passenger Harold Stumbaugh aged 38 suffered minor injuries.
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Norwalk
Brunswick
Here
State Highway Patrol
Fred Zoschnick
R. D
Andrew Pensner
Center Rd
Zoschnick
Leonard Keller
Marks Rd
Valley City
Zdschnick
Rt. 6M
Stanley Haverstock
Jeromesville
Haverstock
Harold Stumbaugh
Congress Recesses As Conventions Loom
Congressional leaders decided to recess for one week and return in August. The move narrows chances to complete legislative work before political conventions, with talks focusing on budget and other key items as lawmakers pause upcoming campaign events.
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Congress
Washington
UPI
Tray
Coffee Drinker Leaves $20 Tip Stirs Town Buzz
Elyria police chief Maurice Flood noted no law against tipping heavily for coffee. An unidentified local man leaves large tips, often $20 bills, with small purchases and coffee service. Officials say tips are legal tender and the behavior is unusual but not illegal.
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Maurice Flood
Elyria
Flood
African nationalist snatches Baudouin sword in Congo protest
A Congo protester seized King Baudouin's sword during a demonstration in Leopoldville. Security officers quickly overpowered him as they feared an assassination attempt on the Belgian monarch.
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Leopoldville
Belgian Congo
UPI
Baudouin
Weather update for Northeast Ohio today and tonight
Considerable cloudiness and warm humid conditions with scattered showers or thunderstorms today and tonight. Showers end tonight and cooler weather follows. Highs 80 to 85 with lows 60 to 64. Partly cloudy and cooler Thursday with a temperature range from 77 to 92 a year ago. Small craft warnings in Lake Erie through Wednesday as winds shift from south to southwest 12 to 22 knots, briefly 30 to 40 knots in scattered thunder squalls.
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Ohio
Lake Evie
Britain urges Khrushchev to restart Geneva talks
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan told Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev in a letter that Russia's withdrawal from the Geneva disarmament negotiations is incomprehensible. He urged reconsideration so negotiations can restart soon, warning the conference cannot be broken off by any one group.
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London
UPI
Harold Macmillan
Nikita Khrushchev
Russia
Geneva
Macmillan
Khrushchev
Britain
Moscow
Patrick Reilly
Washington
Paris
Tass
Andrei Gromyko
United Nations
Dag Ham
Marshjold
General Assembly
Assembly
Killer Storm Rips Into Middle West Explosion In Mine Kills 45
In Six Bells Wales a gas pocket exploded at Azrael Griffin Colliery trapping 700 men. By noon 45 fatalities were confirmed with 33 bodies recovered, including three father and son teams. Rescue workers fought to reach survivors as villagers watched from cottages above the pit.
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SIX Bells
Wales
UPI
Oscroft Jones
Azrael Griffin
Dennis Lane
Tom
Wilf
Blaze Rages Through Downtown Cuyahoga Falls
An alarm fire swept downtown Cuyahoga Falls prompting a full dispatch of all local firefighters and units from nearby Akron to combat the blaze. The incident disrupted the city center and drew a large emergency response.
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Cuyahoga Falls
Summit County
Akron
Broadfoot Emerges Leader in Lorain Steel Local 1104
United Steelworkers Local 1104 at National Tube mill in Lorain elected Broadfoot as president after a four-candidate race. Broadfoot led with 1,897 votes, while Hank Busich, George Kokinda, and Pat O’Brien trailed. Steve Caruso won the vice presidency, and incumbents Koscho and Szakats retained their posts amid a 3,355 turnout. The election used a 1959 labor act framework and was watched by a 20-member teller crew.
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Archie Broadfoot
United Steelworkers Local 1104
National Tube Mill
Lorain
Broadfoot
Michael
Hank) Busich
George Kokinda
G. A
Pat) O'Brien
Steve Caruso
George Pashkevich
John
K. J.) Koscho
Joseph
Pitts) Szakats
Koscho
Robert C. Dunnigan
Szakats
Jack
J. J.) Rutledge
Dominic Amato
Sxomnert
Martin Tomasic
Andrew DeAngelis
George (Bastock) Bescak
Board
Landrum-Griffin
Strange
Lorain Works
National Tube Division
U. S. Steel Corp
George
Avon youths ride for Hudson fireworks thwarted by deputy
Two Avon boys aged 13 and 14 left home at 3 a.m. to bicycle 55 miles to Hudson to buy fireworks. Deputy Thomas Vivant intercepted them on Route 82 at Marks Rad about 1 hour 40 minutes after they began their trip. They admitted their plan and said they had $1.50 for fireworks, unaware their parents would be alerted.
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Hudson
Rt. 82
Marks Rad
Thomas Vivant
Virant
Eleven Reservists Hurt In Western Kentucky Storm
Storm winds hit Camp Breckinridge during two week army training injuring eleven reservists from Ohio West Virginia and surrounding areas. Most injuries were strains and cuts with some possible fractures none in serious condition. Names of injured include Edwin McCoy Lewis Hensel Kyle Cole Lucius Maynard Harold Boles Kara Staley George Wells Robert Fiez James Pierpont Dale Flapey and Fred Glutzi.
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Henderson
Camp Breckinridge
Kentucky
West Virginia
Ohio
Elyria
Fort Breckenridge
Army
M. Set
Edwin McCoy
Lewis D. Hensel
Cleveland
Kyle Cole
Youngstown
S. Set
Lucius Maynard
Logan
W. Va
Harold E. Boles
South Charleston
Border Clash Near Kathmandu Reports Nepal Losses and Arrests
Nepal prime minister reports Chinese Communist troops killed one Nepalese officer and arrested 15 Nepalese nationals along the Tibetan border. The incident raises tensions amid border disputes and ongoing regional instability.
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Katmandu
Nepal
Governors Debate Social Security Plan at Governors Conference
Governors at the annual conference discuss funding for aged medical care, focusing on a Social Security based system. Rockefeller criticizes administration’s proposals while governors from New York and Michigan push for state-federal subsidies and an age Insurance program. The debate centers on financing senior health care and potential political implications for 1960 policies.
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Glacier Park
Mont
UPI
West Virginia
Rockefeller
Eisenhower
Hefort
New Yorker
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Ani
Burr
Reso Eisenhower
Cecil H. Underwood
Willams
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Senate
House
Congress
Woman Crushed By Roof In Storm Toll
A killer storm system across the Middle West brought tornadoes winds up to 115 mph and softball sized hail. At least one person died Mrs Charles Gause 70 killed when roof blew off her Quiriy apartment building and she was found under rubble. Damage ran into thousands with power outages and darkness across communities. Hospitals used emergency generators as storms caused widespread destruction including shattered windows in Golfers To Rockford Illinois and damage from Henderson to Sebree Kentucky.
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Middle West
Charles Gause
Quiriy
Mississippi River City
Rockford
Miinois
Kentucky
Henderson
Sebree
Missouri
Louisiana
Clarksville
Ship Yard Boss Named Manager at Lorain Yards
W C Trace succeeds Oscar Hayes as manager of Lorain Yards of American Ship Building Co. Utility rate bill approved in South Amherst. acting solicitor reverses ruling but company bulking. Guidance Center staff completed for present with employment of chief psychologist. addition planned at later date.
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Lorain Yards
American Ship Building Co
W. C
Trace
Oscar Hayes
South Amherst
Ater
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