Kentucky Police Halt Ohio Escapees After Highspeed Chase
Three Mississippi prisoners who escaped from a county jail in Kentucky were captured in northern Ohio after a chase that involved 30 law enforcement units and two helicopters. The fugitives held two women hostages during a chapel service and used a soap gun replica to threaten deputies. All three were arraigned in Lexington and held on 100000 dollar bonds each for kidnapping.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Tucky State Police
Kentuckians
Hill- Cuyahoga County
Billies
Ken Jing
Greeley L. Carpenter
Lakewood
David E. Carpenter
Carpenter
Thomas E. Thomas
James W. Sykes
Mississippi
Ohio
U.S
B. L. Kessinger
Lexington
Kentucky
Norma Dellaria
Parma
Louise Honour
Fairview Park
Ralph E. Kreiger
Thomas
Kreiger
Sykes
Parchman
Funeral for Taft Monday in Columbus Ohio
Funeral rites for Kingsley A Taft Chief Justice of the Ohio Supreme Court are set for Monday in Columbus. Taft died Saturday at University Hospital from a cerebral hemorrhage after a brief illness. He was 66, set to turn 67 in July, and had practiced law in Cleveland for decades before joining the court. He leaves a widow four sons and twelve grandchildren. Burial will be in Lake View Cemetery Cleveland after a service at Bexley Methodist Church.
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Columbus
Ohio
Kingsley A. Taft
Ohio Supreme Court
University Hospital
Taft
James A. Rhodes
Cleveland
Amherst
Mass
Harvard
Supreme Court
U.S. Senate
John Bricker
Senate
Cuyahoga County
Louise Dakin
Sheldon
Charles
Kingsley Jr
David
Mathew Birchard
Rutherford Birchard Hayes
Cincinnati
Tafts
U.S
Robert Taft
Sen. Taft
Schoechner
State Street
Bexley Methodist Church
Lakeview
Diplomat Freed as Latin Terrorists Defy Ransom Threats
Paraguayan consul Waldemar Sanchez, held in Buenos Aires by the Argentine Liberation Front, was released after four days. The leftist group had demanded the release of political prisoners and had threatened to kill Sanchez and U.S. businessmen if unmet. The Argentine government refused the ransom terms.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Waldemar Sanchez
Sanchez
Ituzaingo
Argentine Liberation Front
Donald J. Crowley
U.S. Air Force
Santo Domingo
Mexico
U.S
Guatemala
Brazil
Juan Carlos Ongania
Piccadilly Circus to be redesigned to curb hippie crowds
Westminster City Council announced plans to shrink the traffic island at Piccadilly Circus and add bus stops to ease police obstruction. The project aims to make the area a starting point for sightseeing buses and eventually rebuild the square around the Eros statue, amid debate over hippie activity as a tourist draw or eyesore.
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London
Piccadilly Circus
Britain
Piccadilly
Eros
Love
Westminster City
Egg theft targets Wakeman farm near Norwalk
In Norwalk area a weeknight theft at the C. A. Tobb farm near Wakeman in Huron County removed 35 dozen dyed Easter eggs prepared for sale. Deputies suspect human involvement as no Easter bunny footprints were found at the scene.
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Norwalk
Ohio
C. A
Price Cut Bargain Haul Includes Wigs and Clothing
A list shows discounts on items such as 12 human hair wigs formerly 45 dollars each and a range of apparel including men's no iron shirts boys' wear and girls' panties. Numerous original prices are noted with sale figures across multiple stock lines.
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Benny
Billy McCrary
Hendersonville
N.C
New York City
Merv Griffin
Billy
Tucky
Magic Swiss
Suana
Desert
Spa
Perments
AIR Ias
Charan
Orig
Orion
Feyee eSree
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