Tiny Bolt Could Have Caused Jet Crash
The FAA warned that a tiny cotter pin and a bolt less than an inch long may have caused the Jamaica Bay crash of American Airlines Flight 707, killing 95. A nut and missing cotter pin in the rudder mechanism are cited as the potential failure, with warnings sent to operators including the Military Air Transport Service.
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Missing Since Aug 1961 Ann Marie Burr Case
Tacoma area mystery with 3 year old Mary crying on Aug 31 1961. Ann Marie Burr vanished from a locked home after a window was left open and a bench overturned. Police investigated 1500+ locals, dispatched notices nationwide, and offered $3,000 in rewards.
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Life Savings Go for a Ride
A fragment reports Life Savings going for a ride with Denvum Azz Zarou on the fender of a car, and they fell during the ride.
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Azz Zarou
Local youth returns lost savings bonds to police
Muscatine Journal reports Edward Kay, 19, found on a downtown street a bundle of savings bonds totaling 108 dollars and turned them over to police. Zarou gave officers a list of 40 bond serial numbers. 41 bonds were later returned to him. He explained he had dropped the bonds on a car fender while digging for a coin.
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