Kidnapped girl found safe near Eaton. suspect in custody
Nine year old Luda Kae Carlisle of Suburban Kettering was found unharmed in Lewisburg, Preble County, after being abducted by 33 year old Charles L. Eyler, a former mental patient. Eyler was taken into custody and will be questioned along with the girl, who said she had not been molested. Eyler reportedly appeared under the influence and asked for a pill during the arrest.
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Dayton
Luda Kae Carlisle
Kettering
Lewisburg
Here
Preble County
Charles L. Eyler
Joe Tucker
Eyler
Tucker
Lewisburg- Western
Bogler
John Shryock
Deadly Midwest Storm Ravages Wide Region
A powerful storm system produced tornadoes and 105 mph winds across the Midwest, South and Southwest, killing at least seven people and injuring about 166. The path hit Missouri, Illinois, Kentucky, Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Tennessee, Alabama and Ohio with extensive property damage in Peoria County and across Chicago’s metro area, including collapsed walls, damaged homes, and downed power lines.
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Midwest
Llinows
Mississippi
Missouri
Kentucky
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Tennessee
Alabama
Ohio
Kansas
Louisiana
Lufkin
St Loui
Ohio Fairly Free Of Severe Damage
Warnings of severe storms and possible tornadoes covered most of Ohio on Monday evening. In Lima a 200 foot concrete block wall at Flair Homes collapsed injuring six. three hospitalized. A smoke stack at Superior Coach Corp was ripped free and crashed through the roof. Other plants in Allen County reported damage but no injuries. Debris and damaged roofs affected Baldwen Lima Hamilton and a fire department hose tower. Swamping rain accompanied winds over 60 mph. In Van Wert County two fairgrounds bars were de-roofed with debris landing near children but no injuries.
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Ohio
Lima
Wey
Allen County
Flair Homes, Inc
Superior Coach Corp
van Wert County
Man who faced electric chair sues city for $1 million
New York AP report: Isadore Zimmerman, once condemned to death for a 1967 Manhattan detective slaying, seeks $1 million in damages against New York City. He argues wrongful conviction, citing witness lies and suppressed evidence. An appellate court voided the original indictment and ordered a new trial.
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New York
New
York City
Isadore Zimmerman
Tow 2
Zimmerman
Manhattan
Sing Sing
Herbert H. Lehman
Thom
Weather Forecast and Rainfall Report Summary
The area faces a halt in rain tonight with an overnight low near 32 and a moderate high of 75 on Wednesday. Thunderstorms hail and high winds were discussed, with Middle town experiencing all three. Rain totals reached 7 of an inch by AM and 0.64 inch since midnight, exceeding April’s total. Yesterday’s high hit 9 at 3 30 PM with an overnight low of 6 2 at 245 AM today.
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Middletown
Georgia farmers tour Poland and Soviet Union say those farms far behind US
A Georgia group returning from a 3000 mile tour of Poland and the Soviet Union says Soviet and Polish farms show only slow progress toward U S farming methods. L W Eberhardt Jr notes Russians produce enough staples but lag in meat production.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Poland
Soviet Union
United States
L. W. Eberhardt Jr
Athens
Georgia Agricultural Extension Service
Eberhardt
May Day Parades Show Tight Security Across Global Fronts
Soviet leaders observed May Day in Moscow with a brief nine minute parade and a ceremonial speech by Marshal Malinovsky stressing socialist gains. Police guarded Berlin Buenos Aires Tokyo and other cities amid cautious displays on both sides of the Iron Curtain. East Berlin showcased rocket equipment echoing Cold War tensions.
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Labor
Berlin
Buenos Aires
Tokyo
Aearustychev
Lenin
Soviet Union
Moscow
Red Square
Marshal Rodion Y. Malinovsky
United States
Malinovsky
East Berlin
Army Men Quinn Groom Freed In Vietnam Rescue
Two U.S. Army enlisted men Sgt. J. C. Francis Quinn and Sgt. George F. Groom, captured April 8 by Viet Cong, were recovered near Da Nang and reported in good health. They were part of a unit training Vietnamese guardsmen and were rescued after a Viet Cong attack that killed two other soldiers.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
J. C. Francis Quinn
Niagara Falls
George F. Groom
St.Joseph
da Nang
Quinn and Groom
Wayne FE. Marchand
Plattsmouth, Neb
Spec . James Gabriel
Honolulu
Fond Mire Aisiance
Marchand
Gabriel
East
Berin
Marx-Engels Platz
Quinn
Berlin
Eisenhower Aide warns deficits loom under Kennedy policy
Former budget director Maurice H. Stans told the US Chamber of Commerce that Kennedy administration policies, if unchanged, could produce four consecutive deficits. Senator Harry F Byrd predicted a fiscal 1963 deficit of 4 to 5 billion dollars, warning of a possible total three-year gap. Both urged action to curb gold losses and international payments drag, while Stans urged business leaders to back candidates aligned with their views.
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Kennedy
Byrd
Stans
Winged Craft Ready for Orbit Says X15 Pilot Reveals
Winged craft concept gains credibility after Joe Walker reports 4 mile high X15 flight. He believes a winged return from space, not a parachute capsule, is feasible and could reach orbit with the right plane. Dynasoar glider and higher X15 flights are planned as engineers explore airframe reentry.
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Upwards Air Force Base
Calif
Joe Walker
Walker
Chuckle Caption Quip About Miss Jones Behind Schedule
A humorous exchange features a boss teasing Miss Jones for falling behind after two weeks on the job, remarking she is already a month behind. The light jab highlights workplace pace and morale in a playful tone.
US to Alert Scientists Before Pacific Nuclear Tests
The United States will inform world scientists about four days before three high altitude nuclear tests to be fired over the Pacific in June or July. Geophysicists will study atmospheric and magnetic effects, including aurora-like displays and radio interference. Two Johnston Island blasts will be below a megaton, with altitudes from tens to hundreds of kilometers, and a third megaton-scale shot will occur at several hundred kilometers.
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Washington
United States
Pacific
Pentagon
South Seas
Johnston Island
Samoa
Sad
Briton Urges Halt to High Altitude Nuclear Blast
Sir Bernard Lovell of Jodrell Bank urged the United States to abandon plans for a nuclear blast 30 miles above Earth. He warned the blast would create a hole in the radiation belt, disrupt radio communications in the Pacific, and harm the global environment, calling for restraint from this presumed right.
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England
Sir Bernard Law
Brito
Jodrell Bank
United States
Pacific
Lovell
Earth
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Chicago
Joliet
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South Bend
Kentsand
Frankfort
Baldwen Lima - Hamilton
General Sessions Court
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Leary
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