Big Ohio Patrolman Rescues Family From Escaped Convicts
Patrolman J. J. Fullenkamp climbed a second floor window to rescue a mother and five children from two escapees, capturing one after a 50 mile pursuit that began at Marion Correctional Institution. A Marion County deputy sheriff died in a separate crash during the chase. Hershberger and Osborn, both 31, fled from prison. Osborn surrendered after the raid.
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New Washington, Ohio
State Highway Patrol
J. J. Fullenkamp
Marion County
Fullenkamp
Thomas Niedermier
Niedermier
Robert T. Hershberger
Akron
Richard Osborn
Newark
Marion Correctional Institution
Fallenkamp
Bucyrus Patrol
Hershberger
William Bender
Highway Patrol
Richard W. Osborn
Pete
Carleen Kimmel
Osborn
Ohio 67
New Washington
Northcentral
Ohio
Crawford County
Marion
Bender
Drugged carnival tale in New Washington hostage drama
Prison escapees hijacked a home in New Washington Ohio holding Anna Niedermier and her six children hostage. Captured after a police assault led by Captain J J Fullenkamp the suspects surrendered without gunfire. Deputy William Bender was killed during the pursuit.
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New Washington House
Ohio meat packers warn of closures amid price freeze
Ohio packers say Nixon price ceiling hurts profits with Sugarcreek Packing and Ohio Packing reporting losses and possible layoffs. Selective Meat Co. and other firms pause new customers as shortages hit pork eggs and beef hindquarters, signaling a severe supply squeeze for area stores.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Nixon
John Richardson
Sugarcreek Packing Co
Washington Court House
Illinois
Ed Wilke
Ohio Packing Co
Columbus
Richardson
Jack Waldock
Selective Meat Co
Greenfield
Sandusky
Michael Kailans
Big Bear Food Stores
FCC Grants WMER License to John Poppe in Celina
The Federal Communications Commission issued a license to John Poppe for WMER FM and WMER, Inc., in Celina, announced by the commission.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
John Poppe
Wmerfm
Wmer, Inc
Celina
Mrs. Lazarus Named Ohio Arts Council Chairman
Mrs. Fred Lazarus III of Cincinnati was named chairman of the Ohio Arts Council by Gov. John Gilligan. She began a five year term July 1 guiding a $1.55 million biennial budget and promoting state wide arts programs through major groups like the Cincinnati Symphony and local arts organizations.
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Mrs. Lazarus
Ohio Arts Council
Cincinnati, Ohio
Fred Lazarus III
John Gilligan
Lazarus
Cincinnati
Shillito’s
Federated Stores, Inc
Cincinnati Symphony
Ohio
Kentucky
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Tom
Shelby
Brian
Larry Hopple
Ohio Meat Packers
The
Symphony Orchestra League
Associated Councils of the Arts
WCET
Cincinnati Contemporary Arts Center
Cincinnati Playhouse In the Park
Fountain Square Sculpture Fund Committee
Middletown
Speed
McGraw-Edison Company
Model
N. Broad
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