Baby Born Alive. Death Ruled Natural in Trash Box
Newark Ohio autopsy finds the newborn boy died of natural causes due to anoxia after birth. A 16 year old mother admitted placing the baby in a box and into a neighbor’s trash receptacle as it turned blue and stopped breathing. The body was found in a trash burner Saturday.
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Newark
Ohio
G. A. Gressle
Licking County
Gressle
Priest Breaks Siege of Gunman Hostage Drama in Providence
Catholic priest and police chaplain Rev. Joseph Coleman entered a tear gas filled apartment to persuade Cuban refugee Palacios to surrender his gun and two young girls. Palacios, who had held 50 officers at bay, surrendered after the priest offered safe passage for the children. The girls, Cathy and Janet, were treated for tear gas exposure. Palacios was charged with seven counts of assault with intent to kill and related offenses.
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Providence, R.I
Genu
Ine Tefugee
Marimno Ddralacos
Providence
Joseph B. Coleman
Palacios
Palacious
Father Coleman
Janet Waters
Cathy Waters
Cuba
Angelina Seals
Ricci
March 28 1966 Today in History highlights
On March 28 1966 notable events include the sinking of the American Frigate Essex after 17 months in the Pacific, Raphael born in 1484 and Gorki born in 1868. Roosevelt spoke at Cairo in 1910 and Cape Matapan battle occurred in 1941.
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Associated Press
Pacific
Raphael
Maximm Gorki
Theodore Roosevelt
University of Cairo
Wurlitzer Purchases Summers & Son Stores in Ohio
Wurlitzer Co of DeKalb Illinois has bought Summers & Son Inc which runs music stores in Columbus Newark Chillicothe Portsmouth Jackson and Washington Court House Ohio.
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Summers & Son
Columbus, Ohio
Wurlitzer Co
DeKalb, Ill
Summers & Son, Inc
Columbus
Newark
Chillicothe
Portsmouth
Jackson
Washington Court House
Ohio Targets 15 Million Crop Loss From Blackbirds
Ohio launches a $15 million campaign to combat crop damage caused by red winged blackbirds. Roy M. Kottman outlines a summer crash program with eight researchers at the Wooster center aided by staff and students. The effort addresses losses across corn, cherries, peaches, apples, berries, oats and wheat.
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Robert E. Miller
Columbus
Ohio
Roy M. Kottman
Ohio Research and Development Center
Wooster
Kottman
Kottmann
Maurice Giltz
Lake Erie
Grackles
Buckeye Lake
Illinois
Midwest
Giltz
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