Police Reports From City Streets Include Car Crash And False Report
Fifteen year old Richard Dudziak with an address on Pennsylvania Ave was struck by a westbound car after stepping from a city bus on Colorado Ave. He was treated at St Joseph Hospital and released. Eugene Leatherman faces charges over a bogus accident report and intoxication. His car near the bus depot on West Erie Ave and Broadway was reportedly damaged while parked. Clarence Gregory is charged with failure to control after a two car collision at Kolbe and West Lake with Dominy J. Lewis Edwards driving the other car.
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Richard Dudziak
Pennsylvania Ave
Colorado Ave
Colorado
Michael Milovich
Root
Dudziek
St Joseph Hospital
Eugene Leatherman
Sandusky
Leathermen Auto
Cty
West Erie Ave
Broadway
Clarence Gregory
Kolbe
West Lake Pals
Gregory
Sia
Domiyt J. Lewis Edwards
Oak Point Rd
Election Heads Report Jammed Vote Machine
Lorain city election officials operated 81 voting machines across 7 precincts with only one jammed unit. A jam in Precinct B Ward 2 required transferring 71 votes to a spare machine and about an hour of repair after noon. It was the first machine breakdown in Lorain County this election. Precinct B is in the Ining School.
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Lorain
Ward 2
Ining
Lorain Court Dockets Reflect Multiple Driving Offenses
Lorain Municipal Court records list drivers facing charges including driving without a license, OVI and reckless operation. Defendants faced fines from 20 to 350 dollars, court costs, jail days, license suspensions up to three years, and some with probation or mandated traffic school.
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Edward Kniever
North Olive St. Elyria
Willard Rice
East Lake Rd
John Burch
Broadway
Richard Dziklewski
3Th St
William Farmer
Erin Ave
Airman Saved After Jet Bomber Crash in Gulf
A jet bomber crashed into the Gulf of Mexico about 100 miles west of Venice. One of four crewmen was rescued and one or two more survivors were sighted by two Coast Guard planes and a fishing vessel. No nuclear warhead was aboard and cause was not immediately determined.
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Tampa
Fla
Gulf of Mexico
Venice
Air Force
Coast Guard
MacDill Air Force Base
E.s.i
Tere
Arab MIGs Clash With Israeli Jets
In a five month gap, United Arab Republic and Israeli aircraft clashed over the Negev. UAR planes intercepted Israeli jets at two points inside UAR borders, one Israeli plane reportedly hit and seen fleeing toward occupied Palestine. Israeli planes reportedly violated southern air space. six Mysteres engaged by UAR fighters with both sides returning to base.
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Jerusalem
Israel
UPI
United Arab Republic
U.A.R
Negev
Cairo
U.ar
Boy Beaten by Three in New York Type Gang Beating
Amherst police said a junior high student was attacked by three youths in a gang style assault. The boy’s clothing was torn and buttons cut with a knife, and his shoe laces were sliced as he was accosted. The victim’s name was not released by authorities.
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Amherst
Amherst Village Council Appoints Charter Study Effort
The Amherst Village Council named Samuel G. Wettrich Robert L. Renouard and Jack Koontz to form a charter study group. They will recruit a 15 member committee after the 1960 census to develop a city charter and suggest candidates for a charter commission with a two year path to public approval. The move aims to address operating funds and consider a more economical government form.
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Samuel G. Wettrich
Robert L. Re ‘Nouard
Jack Koontz
Sditoanc
Amherst News-Times
Henry J. ‘Kane
Amherst
Council
iniermiBen
Keon
Kooniz
Tess
Amherst Village Faces Property Damage Suit Over Expansion
A prospective lawsuit targets the village of Amherst for property damages related to Board of Public Affairs expansion. Park Ave resident Robert Meyer demands $4500, claiming the project lowers his property value. Village officials cite zoning rules, saying the village is not liable.
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Amherst
Board of Public Affairs
Emma Petkosa
Councillasi Nishi
Robert D. Meyer
Park Ave
Ris
Board of Public Safairs
Meyers Lot
Pethosa
Samuel G. Wenrich
EPA
Trade Offer Refused By Village Council
Forest Hill Dr resident Bur Wallace N Long offered to trade a storm sewer for removal of a fire hydrant near his property in Amherst. Fire Chief Walter Debbie Sarris backed the hydrant placement. council rejected the swap citing potential precedent and the sewer’s functional issues.
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Vilage Council
Forest Hill
Bur Wallace N. Long
Water Co
Havele Pydrant
Niy
Vilage
Duane Rogers
Long
Fire Destroys Home on Lowell Avenue in Early Morning Blaze
Fire caused extensive damage to the home of Frank Hill at 3527 Lowell Ave in an early morning blaze of undetermined origin. The roof was burned through by the time firefighters arrived. Fire Chief Alfred Nick Jew reported total losses near 34,900 with no one home at the time.
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Frank Hill
Lowell Ave
Alfred Nick Jew
Strong Vote Reported in Mixed Chicago District
In Chicago a strong Democratic showing set a record in a normally Republican area. An enthusiastic voter pulled a lever so hard it broke the voting machine’s main spring, signaling high turnout and intense participation.
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Chicago
UPD
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West 20Th St
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Lot West 3Th St
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New Hampshire Ave
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Chestnut Ridge Rd
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West 27Th St
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First St
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Amherst Village Council
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