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Youngstown Detective Sgt. Dave Sweeney is shown in front of the former International Tavern on Poland Avenue at Center Street in Youngstown, the last place anyone reported seeing Frank Cerimele alive July 14, 1969. Sweeney recently learned that Cerimeleâs disappearance was never solved and opened an investigation.
YOUNGSTOWN If Frank Cerimele is still alive, he would be 72 years old.
Cerimele was a 21-year-old West Sider on July 14, 1969, when he went to the International Tavern on Poland Avenue at Center Street in his slick 1968 Pontiac Grand Prix to meet a friend.
He walked into the tavern wearing Bermuda shorts, a buttoned-down shirt and sandals.
YOUNGSTOWN If Frank Cerimele is still alive, he would be 72 years old.
Cerimele was a 21-year-old West Sider on July 14, 1969, when he went to the International Tavern on Poland Avenue at Center Street in his slick 1968 Pontiac Grand Prix to meet a friend.
He walked into the tavern wearing Bermuda shorts, a buttoned-down shirt and sandals.
Inside the bar, he may have watched news coverage from Cape Canaveral in Florida, where the Apollo astronauts were preparing two days later to lift off on the world’s first mission to walk on the moon.
Neil Armstrong, who lived in Warren and Champion as a boy, achieved unbeatable fame when he made his famous “one giant leap for mankind” remarks and dropped onto the moon’s surface July 20.