Stifel Arrested in Ronee Death Case
Federal authorities arrest Orville E. Stifel II of Cincinnati on a secret indictment for the July 8 bomb killing of Lorain teacher Loraiite Daniel J. Ronee. Stifel, a former Ohio University lab tech, faced arraignment and bond denial as investigators tied evidence to Procter & Gamble materials and Stifel’s past relationship with Cheryl Mae Jones.
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Clinolland
U.S
Cincinnati
Eugene Pinson
Pinson
Stifel
U. S
Ohio University
Proctor and Gamble
Miss Jones
Ronee
Cleveland
Orville Stifel III described by Ohio University staffer
A C T staffer recalls Orville E Stifel III as not Joe College, in a memoir of college years at Ohio University Athens. The account covers Stifel's dorm life in Sargent and Boyd halls, his appearance and habits, social activity, love of the outdoors, tequila use, and a notable missed call, amid reports tying him to prior bombing cases.
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Orville Stifel
Boyd Hall
Ohio University
Athens
Orville
Joe College
Reichlin and Miller urge end to street fighting at Elyria High
Mayor Leonard Reichlin and Principal Rich ard Miller opened the Homecoming Pep assembly at Elyria High School to condemn street fights. They cited two post Homecoming Red Race beatings at Ely Stadium Tuesday night and warned suspending all youth activities, as some call for, may result from the incidents.
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Elyria
Leonard Reichlin
Richard Miller
Elyria High School
Ely Stadium
Reichlin
Muller
Miller
City urges restraint before big Marion game
Elyria mayor appeals to students to avoid trouble during and after the football game with Marion. He urges fighting spirit on the field, warns that quarrels leave lasting damage, and thanks the teen body for past city pride as pages note college and local civic topics.
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Elyria
Marion
Bargain Steakhouse Ad at Midway Mall Location
The advertisement highlights a local steakhouse popular for bargains with a price tag of 188. It promotes folk singer performances on Wednesday, Friday and Saturday and notes the venue location between Minder's and Goodytar at Midway Mall.
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Minder’s
Goodytar
Midway Mall
UF drive ends short of goal after victory dinner
United Fund of Greater Lorain County reports $1,171,132 pledged toward a $1,389,600 goal for the 1968 We Care campaign benefiting 65 agencies. Despite progress and a few sections over target, overall pledges fall short, prompting a final report meeting next Thursday at the American Red Cross Building with about 400 attendees.
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United Fund
Greater Lorain County
We Care
Clearview High School
Barr
Wayne A. Whyte
Lorain City
Elyria City
Oberlin
Avon Lake
Midview
J C. Palin
Walter F. Reeves
American Red Cross
West River Road
Nixon levels security gap charges against foes
In Pottsville Pa Nixon cites a gravely serious security gap the United States now faces and accuses Democrats of shrinking land based missile superiority from Ike era. Wallace at Madison Square Garden vows to boost armed forces as deterrent and stabilize peace. Humphrey calls delaying nonproliferation treaty key and urges UN role, while Johnson plans first televised speech for Humphrey support.
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Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
John F. Kennedy
George C. Wallace
Pottsville
United States
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Russia
Nixon Nixon
Wallace
Madison Square Garden
Hubert H. Humphrey
Czechoslovakia
Humphrey
United Nations
U.N
Johnson
White House
Amherst pilot captive writes to mother and wife
A 29 year old Amherst Air Force pilot held in North Vietnam since July 1966 sent a letter to his wife and mother. Lt Burton Wayne Campbell’s name appeared on a list of 43 U S prisoners who mailed letters to Brazil’s Jornal do Brasil correspondent. Campbell’s wife and mother could not be reached for comment.
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Amherst
Hher
Air Force
North Vietnam
Burton Wayne Campbell
Rio de Janeiro
Campbell
U.S
Antonio Callada
Jornal Do Brasil
United Press International
Hanoi
Bonnie Adamson
Lorain
Ada Campbell
Woodside Dr
X15 rocket flight reaches extreme altitude over California desert
Edwards Air Force Base reports civilian pilot William H. Dana flew the X15 for 12 minutes at 3,682 mph to 48 miles high in a classified experiment, the 199th X15 flight. Weather data notes rain, cool temps with highs in the 40s and a 6:32 sunset. Details on page 22.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
California Desert
William H. Dana
US Space Agency
Dubcek vow buried as Kremlin tanks roll in Prague
Prague reports that Dubcek's pledge to have workers run factories is ended by Soviet occupation. The 40 workers councils will be eliminated as the invasion cracks down on reforms including press freedom and party democracy. The Kremlin warned against anti Soviet demonstrations amid the republic's 50th anniversary events.
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UPI
Alexander Dubcek
Kremlin
Dubcek
East Europe
Yugoslavia
Communist Party
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Orville E. Stifel III
Daniel Renee
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Charles Mosher
Medina County
Eevee Montal
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L. R Barr
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A. J. Scheer
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John B
Philip P. Dawley
George W. Brian
Thomas P. Haywood
Jack A. Elliott
Karl A. Seger
Seger
Joseph J. Matock
Nancy Close
Stephen Johnson Jr
Elyria Township
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Associated Press
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Tven
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