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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1968

Page

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NATO Exercise Silver Tower Draws 160 Ships Across North Sea

NATO nations stage Silver Tower off Norwegian seas with 160 ships and support planes from nine nations. Soviet shadowers observe as Russian submarines appear in the battle area and a TU-16 recon aircraft is tracked by a Sea Vixen. The Springfield, flagship of NATO's Atlantic Strike Fleet, confronts a Kotlin-class destroyer shadow. A Soviet submarine declines fuel offer from HMS Eagle.

NATO Eagle UPI London

Gambling tickets frame-up claim from fired Lorain officer

Lorain patrolman Kenneth Kuzela, 20, dismissed today after gambling tickets and $332 were found in his trunk, says fellow officers framed him. Kuzela denies car trunk was open and knowledge of the tickets, alleging a force-wide vendetta and a meeting to “Get” him.

Lorain Kenneth Kuzela Kuzéla Force Today Joseph Mramor John Malinov Donald Leska Pthl Raymond Stanziano Kuzela Ord Sanday

Chronicle Telegram Offers Seven-E edition at 60 Cents

The Chronicle Telegram announces that its new Sunday paper will cost 60 cents for seven editions this week. The paper notes enthusiastic reader reception and dedicated staff with drivers delivering even while many sleep.

Chronicle-Telegram Ger Cleveland Chronicle- Telegram

Avon Boy Killed After Crossing Street in Avon

Five year old Kenneth VanDemark died from head and chest injuries after being struck by a car while crossing the road with his brother and another child. Police say skid marks show the car, driven by William Kopp, was within speed limits. no charges filed. Kenneth, a first grader at Avon Elementary, would have turned six in October.

Avon Lorain St. Joseph Hospital Kenneth VanDemark Carol VanDemark French Creek Rd John Ondik VanDemark Kenneth Timothy Ondik William J. Kopp East 30Th St Kopp Burmeister Bradest Avon

Weather Outlook: Hot Humid with Showers Today

Weather summary notes hot humid conditions with partly cloudy skies and scattered showers or thundershowers this afternoon and tonight. Highs near the 30s, tonight lows 60 to 65. Tomorrow cloudy with more showers, cooler in the afternoon. Details on page 4.

Last Chance To Register In Lorain County Election

Lorain County Board of Elections director Lila Black warns registration ends tomorrow night for November’s election. The office at 1205 Broadway will stay open 3 p.m. tonight and tomorrow to accommodate last minute voters. Ted W. Brown urges residents to display the American flag and remind others to register before the deadline.

Lila Black Lorain County

Czech Soviet summit in Moscow called off

Prague and Moscow halted plans for a summit as officials warned no rescheduling. Reports say Kremlin balked at Czechoslovak liberal delegation led by Dubcek and pressed for a purge of liberals in government media and party in exchange for troop withdrawals.

Moscow Prague Kremlin Alexander Dubcek Communist Party Czechoslovakia Vasily Kuznetsov

Families sue FAA over fatal Lake Erie sky dive

In Cleveland, families of 11 of 16 skydivers killed when jumping into Lake Erie off Huron on August 2 filed $3.18 million in federal lawsuits against the Federal Aviation Administration. They accuse a controller Engel Smit of negligent and incorrect guidance to the jump plane. A prior $2.7 million claim had been filed in March, with a $75,000 addition in May. The plane was a converted B 25 piloted by Robert Karns of Vermilion. Karns testified he believed he was over an airfield near Wakeman, 10 miles from the lake, when the jump occurred. The NTSB blamed the Oberlin FAA tower controller for the deaths after a hearing in Oberlin. Karns and others have appealed to hold the FAA responsible for the jump signal.

Cleveland Lake Erie Huron Federal Aviation Administration FAA Engel Smit Cording United Press International Robert Karns Vermilion Karns Wakeman Soue National Transportan Safety Board Oberlin

Plane crash near Wake Island kills 11 and injures 23

UPI reports an Air Force KC 135 Stratotanker with 36 aboard crashed during an emergency landing at Wake Island. Eleven dead all Air Force personnel, 23 injured, 14 airlifted to Guam. Plane en route from Anderson AFB Guam to the United States after engine trouble. Names withheld pending relatives notification. An accident investigation team headed to the scene.

Omaha Neb SAC Air Force

Marine Lance Cpl. Coon dies of wounds in Vietnam

Lance Corporal C. Coon, 19, died of fragment wounds from an enemy mine near Quang Nam Vietnam while serving with the Marines. He had arrived in Vietnam last December and was wounded three weeks later. Parents Mr and Mrs Marvin Workman were notified by Marine officers. Two high school friends Dennis Sines and Dale Grasse enlisted after graduation from Midview High School in 1987.

Quang Nam Vietnam C. Coon Marvin Workman Indian Hollow Rd Lance Cpl Coon

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