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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1963
Page
6
Police pursue a mental patient in Amherst after an escape incident. Sgt. Kobal attempted to detain Puc Jeowski again, with strategic placement of patrol units to prevent flight as the situation unfolded on the streets.
An inventor born with hearing uses a compact transistor device to amplify speech, claiming whispers become crystal clear and inviting interest from readers via HEARING, P.O. Box 8302, Eric, Pa. The ad promises information at no cost or obligation.
United States officials at a press briefing discuss Operation Big Lift the largest aerial movement of U.S. troops and heavy equipment. Generals outline use of 239 planes led by Globemaster units to shuttle 2nd and 3rd Armored Divisions to Europe aiming to show mobility and reassure allies, with costs around 1.2 million.
The Supreme Court ordered reconsideration of Vito Genovese's conviction and new trial bid while he remains in Leavenworth awaiting appeal. He is deemed ineligible for bail, with government officials disappointed by the ruling and the broader impact on the Cosa Nostra hierarchy unclear.
Federal officials reported the death of a violin expert linked to the Genovese crime family with no expected change in prison plans. The obituary notes Rembert Toledo and Robert F. Keane as other named figures amid mentions of New York markets and underworld ties.
The high court said a bank robbery conviction reversal should follow its May ruling in Campbell v United States. The decision centers on Jencks Act compliance and the government’s failure to provide an interview report from a key prosecution witness to the defense.
Retired Vice Admiral J. L. Kauffman, 76, longtime head at Philadelphia's Jefferson Medical Center and College, dies after a heart condition. Funeral services set for Wednesday in Bethesda Maryland near the Naval Medical Center. Monocles for diplomat Binky Beck reportedly damaged during rioting around Washington are mentioned in dispatches from London and Jakarta.
Dr Barton said Puclowski fled from Tiffin State Hospital ward near the dining room. Batton noted he was unrolled soon after and ran. two attendants will transfer Puclowski to Lima hospital as Jesch group patients move.
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