Catch Suspects Near Carthage Missouri Case
Two men sought in an attempted burglary near Buhler Kansas were picked up north of Carthage Missouri by highway patrol on U S 71 after recognition during a radar speed check. Ray Homer Moody 30 of Carthage and Eugene Michael McCarty 34 formerly of Carthage were identified and detained.
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Carl Canfield
Danield
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Hutchinson
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McCarty
William Haver
Charles Hampton
End of Year Auto Output Shifts as 1960 Models Move On
US automakers near year end of 1960 model run report four millionth car produced. Chrysler begins 1961 changeover with last Imperial, Plymouth and Dodge Dart production ends in Los Angeles. Ford plants hit by labor strikes reduce weekly output while GM and Chrysler post gains in total weekly production.
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Wool Topper Is Easy On The Budget
AP News notes the woolknit jacket as an affordable wardrobe staple available in six shades. The brushed lambs wool topper offers a luxe look without high cost, suitable for casual evenings or formal dinners.
One-Pound Cans Promised for Steaming Puddings
Readers urged to save 1 pound cans of baking powder for holiday puddings. Instructions advise gathering the cans for steaming nose puddings and suggest practical reuse during the season.
Notorious burglar James Warjac on FBI top ten list
The FBI listed chronic burglar James John Warjac, born Dale Harold Cline in Fort Wayne, among its ten most wanted. A master of disguise, he allegedly began crime at 15, escaped jail in May 1953 in Corpus Christi, and is linked to burglaries in Gary, Indiana and robberies in Omaha Salt Lake City and Denver. He is described as six feet tall with a muscular build and changing appearance.
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Figures Show U S Economy Stronger Than Estimated
New official Commerce figures revise upward 1959 GNP and 1960 outlook. Personal consumption remains the biggest driver at 323.3 billion in 1960 with government spending near 97 billion and business investment around 126 billion. 1960 national income projected at 414 billion.
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Chopped Mint Adds Fresh Spin to Carrot Slaw
Garden tip suggests chopping mint with leaven land to boost carrot slaw. The note highlights mint flavor as a bright addition to a simple side dish.
Lost Los Angeles Boy Sparks Massive Search
In Los Angeles a six day missing child case centers on Bruce Kremen who vanished near the Buckhorn Flats in the National Forest. More than 300 searchers scoured the area hoping for a safe recovery.
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Bruce Kremen
Los Angeles National Forest
Here
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Workshop Patterns in Luth Wyeth Spears
An old fashioned well curb feature described as a full size rooted model with a gate and hidden shelf for pots tools or garbage. Pattern 294 includes construction steps and materials and is part of Building Project Packet Set offered for $1 by The Ottawa Merald Pattern Dept Bedford Hills New York.
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