Manhunt Nets Two in Buchtel Robbery Scene
In Buchtel the Wayside Inn robbery ended with a gunpoint demand for cash as a lone bandit seized four dollars and whiskey before fleeing. Mrs. Gosney escaped unharmed and provided details of the attacker’s car and license plate. The incident follows prior gunfire encounters involving the suspect, Lambert, in Wellston. A separate Berlin update notes 4000 U.S. troops begin a four day spring maneuver at dawn.
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Berlin
U.S
West Berlin
U S Rebukes Cardona Over Exile Demand for Voice or Money
The United States publicly rebuked Cuban exile leader Jose Miro Cardona for alleged demands to influence U S policy toward Cuba or face a $50 million exile invasion fund. State Department deny any such agreement while Cardona defended his stance, saying he sought hemispheric cooperation for joint action. In a separate case, a Hocking County deputy and two Jackson County men faced armed robbery charges after a $15.05 tavern theft at the Wayside Inn. Deputy William Woodgeard died in a pursuit near Murray City. Lambert and Perkins were jailed on $5,000 bonds awaiting grand jury.
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Pear Gosney
Wayside Inn
Buchtel
Gosney
Lambert
Chief Smith
Wellston
Ohio
Washington
United States
Jose Miro Cardona
U.S
Cuba
Miro
Fidel Castro
State Department
Cuban Revolutionary Council
Caribbean
Hocking County
Jackon County
Buchtel Tavern
William Claude Woodgeard
Logan
Murray City
Robert Ivan Lambert
Railroad Ave
State Highway Patrol
Athens
Nelsonville
Chauncey
Woodgeard
Hocking-Perry County
Glouster
Route 78
Rt. 216
William Woodgeard
Perry County
Jackson County
Naval Inquiry Advances in Thresher Sub Disaster
At Portsmouth New Hampshire the Navy court of inquiry heard Rear Admiral Ramage discuss his knowledge of Thresher s final radio and the rescue timeline. He stated the cause opinion remains private though formed after days of investigation and emphasized search plans were not altered by the last message. The hearing traces the initial response and the delay in recognizing the Thresher s last transmission.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Thresher
Atlantic
Adm
Lawson P. Ramage
Navy
Ramage
Atlantic Fleet
Skylark
J.g. James C. Watson
King Receives Phone Call From Jail After Birmingham Arrest
Mrs. Martin Luther King Jr recounts Kennedy intervention that enabled her to speak by telephone with her jailed husband. The President said he had arranged for the call and FBI agents in Birmingham were talking with King. The White House confirmed Kennedy's call to reassure Mrs. King and note DOJ vigilance.
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Atlanta
Kennedy
Martin Luther King, Jr
Birmingham
Ala
Gas Station Robbery Reported Near Gallipolis Route 7
Gallia County officers search for a woman and a young man after a robbery at Eddie Watts service station on Route 7 about four miles north of Gallipolis. The pair ordered fuel at 10 45 a m while a 18 or 19 year old male entered the store and left with about 45 to 50 dollars from the register. They fled in an older white sedan toward Gallipolis. The woman is described as about 24, attractive, and heavy set.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Eddie Watts
Route
Republic Boosts Prices Amid Steel Industry Moves
U S Steel Corp did not comment as Republic Steel Corp and Pittsburgh Steel Co joined three smaller companies by raising prices by about 5.34 per ton on roughly a quarter of 1962 sales. An executive committee of U S Steel met in New York to consider the moves. President Kennedy had cautioned on stability but left room for selective increases.
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New York
U.S. Steel Corp
Republic Steel Corp
U.S. Steel
Republic
Pittsburgh Steel Co
Kennedy
Florida
First Family Expecting Third Child in August
Palm Beach Fla. The White House announced that President Kennedy and First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy are expecting their third child in August. The First Lady is in good health and will cancel official duties. Atty Gen Kennedy and Ethel Kennedy expect their eighth child in June.
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Palm Beach, Fla
Kennedy
White House
Robert F. Kennedy
Ethel
Joan
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Esther
Heavy rains in Hawaii leave 2 missing and wide damage
Civil defense and police report heavy rains flooding Oahu and Kauai. Hundreds homeless as mountain streams overflow. Damages to homes expected to exceed 5 million dollars.
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Honolulu
Oahu
Kauai Islands
Hartford Home Burns Near Theater Block
Fire damaged the Hartford residence of Frank Oldaker with New Haven Mason and Pomeroy fire crews on site. Residents warned the blaze could have swept the block near the Hartford theater if uncontrolled. In a separate report, Pakistan may abandon Western allies if Kashmir aid remains unresolved.
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Hartford
Frank Oldaker
New Haven
Mason
Pomeroy
Hartford Theater
Karachi
Pakistan
Z. A. Bhutto
India
Kashmir
Lease Terminated May 1 Meigs Memorial Hospital Uncertain
Meigs County Hospital Commission terminated its lease with Meigs Memorial Hospital Inc effective May 1. The future of the hospital remains undecided as commissioners debate continued, with some favoring continued operation and others predicting temporary closure.
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Meigs Memorial Hospital
Board of Trustees
Meigs Memorial Hospital, Inc
R. R. Pickens
Middleport
Ray Heaton
John Ridgway
Pomeroy
R. L. Jacobs
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Henry Ewing
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Fred Russell
A. C. Bradford
Meigs County
Hospital Commission
Kenneth McElhinney
Avery Nelson
Charles R. Karr
Hospital Board
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