Retirement sparked a forward surge by Col. Rich
In Newton Alabama a retired engineer Col William Lathrop Rich 73 leads a civic push to open a New York City to St Lawrence Seaway style Hudson to St Lawrence Seaway corridor. He formed The Committee for the New York Montreal Seaway, lobbied Congress and earned praise from Governor Rockefeller and ex President Hoover. The plan would require millions and face railroad opposition but Rich works 8 to 10 hours daily to advance it. He exemplifies creative retirement and civic duty inspiring others to pursue local and national projects. Meanwhile Newton Mayor Bascom Brown reports stamp collector mail about a commemorative airport cancel, though Newton has not applied for airport funds.
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Two Girls Found Dead in Refrigerator
In Oklahoma City, two young sisters 3-year-old Sandra and 5-year-old Wanda were found dead inside an old refrigerator in a shed behind their home. Their mother Verla Mae Sultuska, 39, reported the children missing after they did not answer when called.
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Auto Production to Pass 2.6 Million This Week
Detroit AP reports auto production will top 2.6 million cars for the calendar year with projections exceeding 7.1 million for 1963 barring shocks like a steel strike. Ward’s says 1963 could be the best ever, as GM and Chrysler lead gains above 70 thousand each and Ford boosts by 28 thousand.
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Dutch find third-largest gas reservoir two years ago
The text notes a Dutch discovery two years ago of what is described as the world’s third-largest gas reserve near their area. It also mentions production figures from last week including 2,409,4 cars and 452,239 trucks, and compares a recent build to GM's current sales share.
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