Student’s four year ghost tale ends in church attic hiding
Singapore student Cheng Guamn Lim, studying at the University of Michigan, lived unseen in a church attic in Ann Arbor from November 1953. He survived on scraps, walked on stilts to avoid footprints, and slept on the floor while keeping to the tower. Police found him in the First Church tower rafters at 6 am.
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Cheng
Harold Olsen
Teens Stabbed in Park Attack Shocks New York
A wave of teenage violence reaches New York parks as two 16 year olds are killed and several youths attacked. Police report multiple suspects in custody while investigators pursue leads amid a summer surge in youth crime.
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YORK
UPI
New York
Zee
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Two Boys Escape Mystery After Trap Door Incident
A church youth group aided by detectives investigated a trap door incident at a local home as two boys avoided capture. Suspected haunting and a later escape left Sandy uninjured while investigators pursued leads across the case.
Shooting Tangles Two Oregon Families In Lost Boy Case
In Pendleton Oregon police say a six year old boy from two families vanished overnight and was found safe Sunday near the Blue Mountains. A separate incident reports a 28 year old Latino man Arreguin signing a statement about a cave brawl while two brothers from the Madrid and Arreguin families were involved. In Chicago a pair of Detroit boys aged 10 rode a parked mail van around the city for the afternoon before being returned to Detroit. In Teruel Spain twelve miners died in a dynamite blast at a coal mine. The report notes an ongoing search for the missing brother and details of the various events.
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Arreguin
Mahide and Seek
Typhoon Joan Kills 11 in Formosa Quemoy Islands
Typhoon Joan struck the Quemoy Islands near the Chinese mainland late Sunday causing 11 deaths on nationalist Formosa. Military officials withheld casualty and damage figures pending assessment.
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Bank burglary foiled as gang's explosives found at Boston bank
Police report a bungled Boston bank burglary where John J. Strobis and James P. O Malley were arrested after explosives and tools were left behind. The inner door safe remained empty with $3 000 in cash and checks missing. Police said other suspects tied to the crime include Ed Connors and two more men. The case unfolded as investigators tied the gang to a signal from Strobis who fell from a tree during the escape.
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Sharon
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Ike and Macmillan Firm on Reds in Oxford Summit
Diplomatic sources report Ike and Macmillan stood firm against the Reds as talks with Khrushchev progressed. The leaders toured Oxford privately after driving there incognito, with plans to push for lower level negotiations on Berlin disarmament and a nuclear testing ban. Britain signaled backing for the US against admitting China to the United Nations.
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United States
Gratitude: The Feeling That Helps You Accept Favors
A concise editorial note defines gratitude as the feeling that makes a person remember the favor done, motivating a future return favor. It frames gratitude as a social glue encouraging reciprocity and ongoing goodwill.
La Ventana 1959 yearbook distribution announced
The La Ventana yearbook for 1959 arrives and will be distributed today from 8 a.m. to noon and 1 to 3 p.m. in the Journalism Building for students who purchased one. Seniors and those already away will receive copies by mail. The volume features 12 magazines using national publication formats with color covers and grants rights from publishers.
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Texas Tech
Tesas Techs
la Ventana
Tech
le Ventana
An- Time
Mademoiselle
Playboy
Saturday Evening Post
Progressive Farmer
Sports Illustrated
Future
Life
Look
Time Magazine
Tyme
Carolyn Mimms
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City Schools Open Today in Lubbock Amid Busy Start
About 24,000 school age children in Lubbock public schools start classes with 14,764 elementary pupils registering today and 3,445 high school students collecting schedules from 8 30 to 10. Lunches begin in cafeterias and buses start routes as officials expect peak enrollment near 25,000 by late November surpassing last year's 23,110.
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Pea Lee
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