Three Sherrill relatives held after accidental shooting
Two brothers and a cousin admitted a series of crimes including armed robbery and four burglaries in the area. Pat Sherrill drove Charles Streibel to Elyria Memorial Hospital after he was wounded by a .22 pistol fired at Pat's residence. Sheriff Vernon Smith said the trio were being held for further investigation into the shootings and earlier suspicions from Feb. 17.
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Vernon Smith
Clan Lee Sherrill
Box 314
South Middle Ave
Pat
Vernon Sherrill
Oberlin Ra
Charles Streibel
Grafton Rd
Pat Sherrill
Streibel
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Sheriff's
Sherrill
Sheriff's Department
Root Rd
Mask
Olan
Lima
Ford
Verlon
Grafton
Delores Smith
Center Ridge Rd
Ridgeville
Michael Ondreyco
C-T
Test loaded says Schrunk after rejecting lie detector test
WASHINGTON IL Mayor Terry D Schrunk of Portland Oregon refused a new lie detector test today accusing Senate investigators of loading a previous one to make him funk it. A teamsters union official produced a secret document described as very important evidence in the Senate exposure of underworld corruption. Clyde C Crosby Oregon organizer told the committee the document arrived from Portland late Monday night. The case also involves gun concealment and a cap pistol tied to Sherrill and Big Jim Elkins. Police tied the case to a recreational center scheme and a series of armed robberies and burglaries.
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Washington (Il
Terry D. Schrunk
Portland
Ore
Senate
Washington
INS
Teamsters Union
Clyde C. Crosby
Teamsters International
Oregon
Terre Cress
Crosby
Streibel
Committee For Study
Teamsters
Sheibel
Sherrill
Theiby Portland
James B
Big Jim
Elkins
Capone
Pumphrey
Salgarious
Ike Considers Budget Cuts Up To Congress
President Eisenhower told GOP leaders he opposes a House resolution urging him to propose cuts in his $71.8 billion budget. Senate GOP Leader Knowland said the President will follow his submitted recommendations and Congress must act. The measure awaits House action amid Republican protests. The meeting also reviewed a proposal for U.S. membership in the Organization for Trade Cooperation and discussed barring billboards along interstate highways, a topic raised as a federal road program faces state rights questions.
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GOP
House
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Lener
William F. Knowland
Alif
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Congress
Kay
House Rules Committee
Joseph W. Martin
Mass
Organization For Trade Cooperation
Commerce
Sinclair Weeks
Clarence Brown
Ohio
Pentagon
Brown
House Appropriations Committee
River rescue by two Chronicle-Telegram carriers
Two young carriers Craig Crozier and Billy Ruhl rescued six year old Earl Putman from Black River near Crozier home after he slipped into five foot deep water. Craig, 11, and Billy, 14, dove into the swift current with jackets and saved Earl before he drifted farther downstream. Earl had previously defied his parents by near the river, and his father had warned him about the danger. The rescued boy was returned home in wrapping and spurs no injuries reported beyond fright.
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Billy Ruhl
Craig Crozier
Chronicle-Telegram
Black River
Earl Putman
Gates Ave
Earl
Craig
Billy
C-T
East Ave
Crozier
Mrs
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King Earl
Craig Voluntteered
Egypt Presses Gaza Governor Move During UN Pullout Crisis
Cairo radio quoted a commentator urging prompt withdrawal of UN Emergency Forces from Gaza and Sinai as Egypt named Maj. Gen. Hassan Abdel Latif as Gaza administrative governor. Israel warned that recognizing the governor would breach the withdrawal pact and U N. officials pressed Cairo to head off an Egyptian takeover.
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Egypt
Gaza Strip
Sinai Peninsula
Agence France Presse
UNEF
Gaza
Israel
iGaza Strip
Hassan Abdel Latif
Moshe Leshem
Israeli
Foreign Office
Jerusalem
Latif
U.N
Ralph Bunche
United Nations
Leshem
Strip
Golda Meir
U.N. General Assembly
Weather Outlook for Northeastern Ohio Today and Tomorrow
Partly cloudy and mild this afternoon with highs in the 50s. Clearing and cooler tonight with low in the low 30s. Wednesday looks fair and mild. Monday temperatures range from 35 to 62 with a prior year high of 54 and low of 34. Trace precipitation in the last 24 hours ending 8 p.m. Monday. Humidity 62 percent at 8 a.m., 48 percent at 2 p.m. and unspecified at 8 p.m. Sunrise 6:44 a.m. Sunset noted as wf peat. Moonrise Tuesday 2:42 p.m. Moonset Wednesday 4:05 a.m.
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Ohio
Saspesy
Strong New Quakes Shake Aleutians Area
Seismologists report strong aftershocks near the Aleutian Islands following a magnitude 7 quake logged by UC Berkeley and Fordham University instruments. Measurements varied from 7 on the Richter scale to 7.04 peak readings, with alerts continuing into the morning as investigators assess a possible larger shock.
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Berkeley
Calif
Weston
Mass
University of California At Berke
Ley
Fordham University
New York City
Don Tocher
Joseph Lynch
Fordham
Daniel Linehan
Washington
UV. S
Weston College
Senate
Wes
Father Lynch
Ohio
Teamsters Union
Jabout
Ali Gulu
Cro
Mie
Firsi
Ahiake Sauiveau
Elyria Board Approves $2,442,498 General Fund
The Elyria Board of Education approves appropriations totaling 2,442,498 for the general fund. Amherst plea seeks state aid for a sewage disposal system project and gains state board approval. A petition signed in Clearview School district opposes annexation to Lorain. County teachers meet in Clearview to discuss educating the talented student.
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Sdett-Soerseres Lat
Ind
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State Board
Seecees
Clearview
Lorain
Iscees Pg
Avavea Pg
Admiral Byrd Dies Explorer of Polar Areas
Rear Adm. Richard E. Byrd USN Ret. dies at 68 in Boston sleep after three years on Antarctic Deepfreeze work. Funeral plans to be announced. wife and four children at bedside. Survived by brothers Sen Harry F. Byrd and Thomas. Condolences from Washington officials laud his naval, scientific, and patriotic service.
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Boston
INS
Richard E. Byrd
USN
Ret
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South Pole
Antarctic
Sen
Harry F. Byrd
Thomas Byrd
Washington
Defense
Reuben B. Robertson Jr
Navy
Charles Thomas
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